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Vets in Milton Keynes Share Noise Phobia Strategies for Pets

Find out what triggers noise phobia in dogs and cats, how to recognise symptoms, and effective strategies to treat and manage it.

Caring for a pet with a reduced appetite

If your pet has a reduction in appetite, it is always advised to get them checked by your vet, however sometimes it can be due to their decreased senses. There are ways that you can encourage food intake at home such as warming foods to 30˚c – often taste receptors are most receptive when food…

Caring for a pet with Arthritis

This is a common condition that can result in chronic pain. Owners will often notice that their pet is less reluctant to exercise or looks a little stiff when they walk. There are pain relief and joint care medications that the vet can prescribe to make your animal more comfortable and there are also things…

Nursing clinics at Milton Keynes Veterinary Group

Our nursing team run regular nurse clinics at our Walnut Tree hospital, as well as our Stoke Road, Willen and Stony Stratford branches, helping owners maintain the health of their pets. Our Nursing clinicals include: If your pet is requiring an appointment, contact us via PetsApp or your chosen branch.

Rory’s Post-Holiday Ideas for Happy Pets

Welcome back from your summer adventures! Here are 7 creative ways to reconnect with your pet after your recent getaway.

Summer Sleek: Pet Grooming Tips for Hot Weather

Milton Keynes Vets has some tips to keep your furry friends cool and comfortable – check out our summer grooming strategies.

Reasons your dog could be coughing or gagging

Commonly, you might hear your dog ‘gag’ before they cough or when they are about to be sick. In most cases, your dog gagging is harmless, but there are times when it can be an indicator of something more serious and intervention may be required. Gagging can be caused by inflammation around the larynx, as…

How can I tell my dog is in pain?

As owners of course we do not want our pets to be in pain, but our dogs often will hide their symptoms very effectively, or cannot easily communicate there is an issue. Pain in dogs may become apparent through physical symptoms, behavioural changes or mobility issues – sometimes the signs can be very subtle. Physical…

My dog is panting…Why?

Panting in dogs can be a completely normal behaviour, but it could also indicate underlying issues. There are several reasons why a dog may pant, including: Heat Happy and active dogs will pant to cool themselves down, as they do not sweat like humans. As a dog rapidly inhales, they humidify the air and then…

Unlock Your Cat’s Love Language with Amanda’s Happy Cat Guide

Whether you’re a cat owner, you’re adding a new feline member to the family, or you just… love… cats, this article is for you!

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