VioVet Blog - All Posts by Adam

  • Ultimate joint protection for optimal range of motion Image

    Ultimate joint protection for optimal range of motion

    30 September 2021 Last updated: 16 December 2022 - By in Horses

    What every horse owner should know about equine osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive disease that involves the breakdown of joint cartilage and the underlying bone. It is one of the major causes of lameness in horses, which in turn is the main cause of wastage in the equine industry. In the UK, one in every five horses requires vete...

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  • Dog Diet 101: What Can and Can’t My Dog Eat Image

    Dog Diet 101: What Can and Can’t My Dog Eat

    22 April 2021 Last updated: 17 November 2021 - By in Pet Care

    There are many foods that we eat that are also suitable for dogs, but there are some we should avoid feeding them altogether. We share a special bond with our dogs, so it’s easy to forget sometimes that we are two different species with two totally different digestive systems. While it’s hard to say no to those puppy eyes begging us for...

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  • Managing overweight equines Image

    Managing overweight equines

    13 May 2015 Last updated: 29 January 2026 - By in Pet Care

    As we all know, being overweight is just as serious as being underweight and this is no different in horses. Carrying excess weight puts extra strain on joints and ligaments as well the major organs. Obese horses and ponies are much more likely to develop conditions such as laminitis, insulin resistance and equine metabolic disorder. If you read ou...

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  • How to Cat Proof Your Christmas Tree Image

    How to Cat Proof Your Christmas Tree

    17 December 2014 Last updated: 28 November 2025 - By in Cats

    Keeping your christmas tree intact while keeping your cat safe can be tricky - but it’s possible with a few simple precautions. This guide covers some simple ways to cat proof your Christmas tree. Key takeaways: Secure your tree and decorations – Anchor the tree, cover the base, and place fragile ornaments out of reach. Use pet-s...

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