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Advice from our team at Milton Keynes Vets on recognising signs of diabetes and how we can provide the support you need.
A client’s much-loved family dog has made an extraordinary recovery after discovering a 10cm wooden kebab skewer hidden inside a wound. Hector, normally a lively and cheerful companion, was brought into our care after suddenly becoming unwell. Initial blood tests were carried out straight away, and over the following days, his owners noticed a lump…
Our Vet Rory Burke reveals the ideal diet to help keep your bunny’s heart at optimum health.
Our vets in Milton Keynes share the secret signs of dogs and cats in chronic pain and when to seek help.
Learn how to recognise the signs of a urinary problem in cats and the possible treatments.
We are proud to announce that we have received the Investors in the Environment Green Award at our recent audit for our commitment to sustainability. We have a passionate green group determined to improve our sustainability whilst maintaining high quality veterinary care. Recent changes have included fully recyclable syringe and needle packaging, and thermostat controlled…
Our team at Milton Keynes Vets are sharing how to prepare your pet and keep them calm for fireworks and loud noises.
In August, a member of the public kindly brought a grounded swift into our Walnut Tree practice. Swifts are remarkable birds, spending most of their lives on the wing, but if they find themselves grounded, they are unable to take off again without help. On arrival, our team carried out an initial check and gave…
Important health considerations for new dog ownersChoosing a specific dog breed comes with plenty of considerations — temperament, size, grooming needs — but one factor that is often overlooked is the health risks that come with certain breeds. While some conditions are well known (such as hip dysplasia in larger breeds), others are less widely…
At MK Vet Group, we see pets every day who seem happy, active, and “normal” at first glance — but underneath, something else could be going on. There’s a group of conditions we often call in clinic silent sufferers — illnesses that progress quietly, without any big or obvious symptoms, until they’re much harder (and…