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Ultimate Pet Travel Safety Guide

13 November 2025
Traveling with pets has become more common than ever. Whether you’re heading out for a weekend road trip, flying across the country, or preparing for an international adventure, your pet’s comfort and safety should always come first. This pet travel safety guide walks you through everything you need to know to ensure a smooth, stress-free journey—no matter how near or
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Cat vaccinations

8 October 2025
The RSPCA and the British Veterinary Association (BVA) have issued warnings that fewer cat owners are keeping up to date with cat vaccinations. An RSPCA branch revealed that more than 20 cats and kittens in its care had died from conditions that vaccines could have prevented during the first quarter of this year. The RSPCA has reported a worrying surge
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Orchard House Vets newsletter

8 October 2025
Stay connected with Orchard House Veterinary Centre through our monthly newsletter! Get expert pet care tips, seasonal health advice, clinic updates, and exclusive offers delivered straight to your inbox. From parasite prevention to nutrition guidance, our vets share everything you need to keep your pets happy and healthy.  October 2025 newsletter September 2025 newsletter August 2025 newsletter July 2025 newsletter 
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Throwing sticks for dogs

8 October 2025
The Hidden Dangers of Throwing Sticks for Dogs: What Every Owner Should Know For many dog owners, few things are more joyful than seeing their dog sprint after a stick, tail wagging and tongue hanging out. Fetch feels like one of the most natural games to play — simple, free, and fun. But behind this innocent pastime lies a serious
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Cat Virus Surge

30 September 2025
RSPCA Warning: Cat virus deaths could have been prevented by vaccinations Is your cat at risk? One RSPCA branch has reported that more than 20 cats and kittens in its care had died from preventable diseases during the first quarter of this year. The RSPCA has reported a worrying surge in cat viral disease cases, warning that low vaccination rates