Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »

Brushing your puppies teeth Did you know that a large number of dogs over the age of three develop dental disease? Starting preventative dental care early can make a huge difference in keeping your puppy’s mouth healthy and pain-free as they grow. The best way to protect your puppy’s teeth is through daily brushing—the gold… Read more »

Now that your puppy is settling into their new home, we’d like to share some key points to keep in mind as you begin their training journey. As your puppy’s guardian, it’s important to make training a regular part of daily life. Training helps your puppy learn how to behave in different situations, keeps them… Read more »

What should I feed my dog? Good nutrition plays a vital role in your puppy’s daily life. Depending on their breed, puppies can take anywhere from 8 to 24 months to reach their full adult size and weight. Throughout this important growth period, it’s essential to provide a diet that supports healthy development. Puppy food… Read more »

If you’ve visited us recently, you might have noticed a few new faces around the clinic. With some exciting additions to our team, we thought it was the perfect time to formally introduce the people behind the scrubs! At Mayne Vets we believe that trust begins with knowing who’s caring for your beloved pets. Whether… Read more »

As of 7th October, it is now a legal requirement for any dog entering the UK from Romania to have tested negative for Brucella Canis before importation. This is definitely a step in the right direction the number of dogs being rescued and rehomed from overseas has increased dramatically in recent years. In 2022 the… Read more »

We have assembled some wonderful advice and guidance to help provide you with some tips on socialising your kitten, as we want all our kittens to have a happy and healthy start in life. The effectiveness of socialisation provided to your kitten will be affected by their underlying personality type, genetic make-up and environmental influences.… Read more »

At Mayne Vets, we’re passionate not only about animal health but also about the health of our planet. As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, we are always exploring new ways to reduce our environmental impact—within the practice and in the wider veterinary profession. In June, our Practice Manager Keith attended the Webinar Vet’s… Read more »

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species we have living here on Earth, from plant life to mammals, insects to fungi. However, our pet’s love of the great outdoors could be having a negative impact on biodiversity. This blog as part of our Pet Owner Sustainability series will focus on possible adaptations and considerations that… Read more »

We are aware that there has been some recent concerns about the use of Librela for the treatment of osteoarthritis and its safety. We thought it may be helpful to provide some information as to when and why it has been used, and what updated information we have with regards to its safe use. Osteoarthritis… Read more »

Your current yearly vaccination protocol covers for myxomatosis, RVHD1 and RVHD 2. You may or may not be aware that a new strain of RVHD2 that has been detected in the recent months which is highly virulent. This strain has primarily been detected in Europe (Hungary, France, Netherlands and Italy), with over 50% of the… Read more »