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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
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Parvovirus

30 September 2025
Understanding Parvovirus in Dogs: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention Parvovirus is one of the most feared illnesses among dog owners and veterinarians alike. This highly contagious and potentially fatal disease affects dogs of all ages but is especially dangerous for puppies and unvaccinated pets. Knowing how it spreads, recognizing the symptoms, and acting quickly if your dog becomes ill can make
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Animal enrichment

18 September 2025
The Importance of Animal Enrichment Through Mental and Physical Exercise for Pets Pets are more than companions; they are living, sentient beings with emotional, cognitive, and physical needs that require attention. While food, shelter, and medical care provide the foundations for their well-being, mental and physical enrichment are equally vital for a pet’s long-term health and happiness. Enrichment through exercise—both
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Canine Lymphoma

18 September 2025
Understanding Canine Lymphoma: What Pet Owners Need to Know 🐾 Hearing that your dog may have cancer is one of the most worrying moments for any pet owner. At our practice, we believe knowledge is power — and the more you understand about conditions like canine lymphoma, the better equipped you’ll be to make decisions that help your pet live
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Autumn fruits poisoning in dogs

17 September 2025
As summer draws to a close, the changing seasons bring a wide variety of autumn fruits to our gardens, parks, and countryside. While many people enjoy the colours and abundance of this time of year, it also presents potential hazards for our pets. Dogs in particular are naturally curious and often investigate or eat fallen fruits during walks or while