Rabbits and guinea pigs have a very complex digestive system that relies on what is called ‘Hind Gut Fermentation’. This includes a microflora of healthy bacteria that help them break down the tough forage and fibre they eat. It’s really important you give the right diet to keep this microflora happy and your pet healthy. This sho...
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There are many types of internal and external parasites which may affect your laying hens each type can cause different symptoms. Parasites have evolved with birds over millions of years and small numbers of parasites will usually complete their lifecycle in the host without necessarily causing any obvious harm. The common poultry worms...
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The liver is an organ that processes our pet’s nutrients and helps get rid of any toxins. This means a normal functioning liver is a crucial part of our pet’s life, and when it becomes damaged it’s really important to ensure it recovers. Fortunately the liver has a great capacity to repair if we provide it the right environment an...
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When the temperature rises, many owners start searching for how to keep your dog cool and comfortable in hot weather. Dogs are far less efficient at regulating body temperature than humans, which means even a warm summer day can quickly become dangerous if the right precautions aren’t taken. This guide breaks down simple, vet-approved ways to...
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This vet-approved guide explains what fly strike is, how to spot early warning signs, and most importantly, how to prevent it. Protecting your bunny starts with knowledge and a few simple steps. Key Takeaways Fly Strike is a life-threatening condition where flys lay eggs on soiled rabbit fur, hatching into maggots that burrow into the skin....
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Approximately 25% of dogs will suffer from osteoarthritis in their lifetime. This is where one or multiple joints are inflamed and painful - something which is most commonly due to aging. It’s not just our pet dogs that are affected either; in one study 90% of cats over the age of 12 had signs of osteoarthritis on x-ray. How do I know if my p...
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Regular grooming is essential for keeping your dog comfortable, healthy and looking their best. From choosing the right dog grooming tools to understanding how often you should bathe your dog, these dog grooming tips cover everything you need for stress-free grooming at home. Key Takeaways The right dog grooming tools make home grooming easier...
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Spring/summer is here! The sun is out and our ponies are loving the longer days out in the field, especially the fresh lush spring grass that comes with it. However is this good for them? In fact spring pasture-associated laminitis, obesity and digestive problems are a real issue horse owners need to be aware of. Do not worry though, below is a gui...
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Easter is on the horizon and chocolate eggs will be in abundance! But what should we do if the worst happens and your dog manages to eat some? How can we be prepared for this if it happens? What does chocolate do to dogs? Chocolate contains Theobromine. Humans can break down Theobromine easily as we have the correct enzyme, but our dogs can’t...
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