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May is Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month. This campaign, led by the British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA), aims to raise awareness of the importance of the role of the veterinary nursing profession and the provision of responsible pet care to the general public.
This is Houdini the hedgehog who was brought in to see Mark out of hours this week. He was found in Stratford with some plastic netting stuck around his neck.
Now the nights are starting to draw in and the temperature is dropping, it’s important to keep our older four legged friends in mind. The colder weather can be hard on your pet’s joints, especially if they already suffer from joint disease such as arthritis.
As animals age, just as for people, there are normal changes that occur. By far the most common of these is a condition called nuclear sclerosis.
Today is World Kidney Day, so today's blog is about a very common problem we see in older cats- Chronic Kidney Disease. The kidneys' job is to filter waste products from the blood. In cats, the kidney function deteriorates slowly over time, eventually leading to Chronic Renal Failure.
We have recently seen and treated two dogs with leptospirosis infections. Both dogs are thankfully doing very well but these cases highlight the importance of awareness of this disease.
You may be aware that as of 6th April 2016 microchipping will be compulsory for dogs. Here we explain what this change means for you and answer some FAQs.
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