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Bone Fractures In Hamsters Posted on: 2 February 2021
As hamsters have small, thin bones, they can, unfortunately, suffer fractures quite easily. Bone fractures are a relatively common injury in hamsters that can occur due to improper handling, falls or as a result of your hamster getting their leg caught in an e

3 Signs to Help You Know When the Vet Services Are Inevitable Posted on: 29 September 2020
Pets such as dogs are lovely creatures and reliable companions. They help you get peace of mind and happiness in various ways. Moreover, they help you explore the world around you and discover some new things, especially during dog walking. However, it's somet

Understanding Dog Diarrhoea Posted on: 9 October 2019
Diarrhoea is one of the most common reasons why pet owners take their dogs to the veterinary clinic. Most of the time, dog diarrhoea is caused by simple issues such as a slight change in diet or something they ate that they shouldn't have. However, there are t

Two tips for people whose dogs are undergoing chemotherapy Posted on: 27 July 2019
If your dog has a condition such as cancer, which your vet is about to start treating with chemotherapy, you should keep this advice in mind: Try to arrange for them to be seen by a mobile veterinarian where possible During the weeks or months when your dog i

5 Foods For Dogs With Diarrhoea Posted on: 10 April 2019
Like humans, dogs occasionally experience digestive upsets. Diarrhoea that contains blood or that continues for several days requires attention from a vet. However, if the diarrhoea is mild, the following foods could help your pooch to get over their stomach p

Why Is Your Guinea Pig's Fur Matted on its Bottom? Posted on: 27 March 2019
If you regularly groom your guinea pig to get rid of excess fur and tangles, then you'll know how its fur normally looks and feels. So, you may worry if you notice that your guinea pig's fur has started to mat around its bottom. What does this matting mean and

What Should You Do if Your Rabbit Eats Rhubarb? Posted on: 27 March 2019
While rabbits are herbivores, this doesn't mean that they can safely eat any plant. Some plants are bad for rabbits; some may even be toxic. While you may monitor your rabbit's diet carefully, there may be times when it eats something you haven't given it. For

Can Your Cat and Dog Eat the Same Food? Posted on: 27 March 2019
If you have a cat and a dog, then you may have noticed that one or both of them will sometimes eat the other's food. Sometimes, one will leave their own bowl before they're finished and start eating with the other. If one of both of your pets doesn't seem to c

How to ensure the best emergency care for your pet Posted on: 18 March 2019
A pet can bring many years of joy into your life, but sometimes they can bring times of worry if they are ill or involved in an accident. If your pet becomes sick, it would be reassuring to know that you have a vet emergency service where you can access treatm

Is Your Cat Allergic to Its Flea Collar? Posted on: 13 March 2019
If your cat has regular problems with fleas, then you may have decided to try putting a flea collar on your pet. However, your cat doesn't seem happy wearing the collar, and it seems to be giving your pet problems. How can you tell if your cat is allergic to i