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Our team break down the different types of lumps you may see on your dog and when to ask your vets for help.
At MK Vet Group, we spend our days doing everything from routine checks to complex surgeries, and we’ve seen just about every condition that animals can throw at us. But if you asked our team to name just one condition they wish pet owners knew more about — one that causes too much heartache because…
Our vets at Milton Keynes Vets explain why your pet may have skin flare-ups in late summer and how to combat the scratching.
Seeing rotten apples in your garden or walks around Buckinghamshire? Here’s why to keep pets away.
Fleas, ticks, and worms aren’t just a seasonal nuisance — they’re a year-round threat to your pet’s health. These parasites may be tiny, but they can cause serious illness in cats, dogs, rabbits, and even the humans who love them. That’s why regular, preventative treatment is essential for pets of all ages. At Milton Keynes…
Is my rabbit sick or is my guinea pig unwell. Our vets share the silent signals of a poorly small pet.
Summer’s here — the days are longer, the grills are fired up, and everyone’s ready to enjoy the sunshine. But while we’re all soaking up those good vibes, our furry friends might be facing some sneaky summer hazards. Don’t worry, MK Vets is here to keep your pets safe and happy, with a little humor…
If you’re moving house this summer, here are some practical tips for stress-free pet moves from Milton Keynes Vets.
“Should I get a dog, a cat, a rabbit, a guinea pig… a tortoise? Our team give some guidance on what to consider when choosing a new pet.
Rabbits have a unique digestive system, more comparable to horses than to cats, dogs, or humans. Their gut depends on a constant flow of fibrous food like hay and grass to stay active and healthy. When this process is disrupted, it can result in a serious and sometimes life-threatening condition known as gut stasis. What…