Healthy kidneys are responsible for many different tasks most importantly filtering the blood of toxins and excreting them in urine. If the kidneys are not functioning properly then this can result in a variety of problems. Any condition which stops the kidneys performing properly is referred to as kidney or renal disease. It means some damage has...
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If you’re wondering how to keep cats cool in summer, you’re not alone. hot weather can be uncomfortable and even dangerous for cats. This guide covers simple, vet-approved ways to help your cat stay safe, hydrated, and comfortable when temperatures rise. Key Takeaways Hydration is essential: Provide constant access to fresh, cool w...
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Hoof supplements are widely used within the equine community- we've all heard the saying "No Hoof, No Horse". Weak hoof structure leads to hoof wall problems such as quarter cracks, toe cracks, sand cracks, brittle hoof walls and hoof wall separation. These hoof wall defects often create an environment ideal for bacteria associated with white line...
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If you’re planning on travelling abroad with a dog, preparation is everything. From vaccines and microchips to travel documents and parasite protection, this guide - reviewed and featuring expert advice from our in-house vet - covers everything you need to know to make your dog's adventure safe and stress-free. Key Takeaways Learn the es...
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Caring for your foal begins at conception and the correct worming approach is an important part of looking after the health of the pregnant mare. A mare’s natural resistance to worms may be lower during pregnancy therefore it is vital that they are monitored closely throughout the gestational period and wormed when necessary accor...
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This guide covers what you need to know about worming your horse in summer - from when to test, to what to worm horses with if treatment is needed, all while helping prevent resistance and protect pasture health. Key Takeaways: Test before treating – Use faecal egg counts in Summer to decide if worming is necessary. Only worm if needed...
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In this exceptionally hot weather, it can be difficult knowing when and how to exercise your horse. Obviously, it is important to keep fitness up, especially in summer when your horse is likely to gain a few extra pounds enjoying lusher grazing and conserving its energy, but it is important to know when enough is enough and how to cool your horse e...
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It’s a question that many dog owners ask when deciding on the right diet for their pooch: is wet or dry food better? Does one have more nutritional benefits? Should I be feeding a bit of both? Unlike cats who have very specific dietary requirements and can be incredibly finicky eaters, canine appetites are more easily satisfied wi...
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We’ve been treated to soaring temperatures and brilliant sunshine this week, which means hopefully the dark throes of winter are finally over. But in this glorious weather, have you noticed your dog itching and scratching more? It’s possible that your dog is allergic to something in the environment, such as pollen, grasses...
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Unless you plan on breeding your dog, it is common practice to spay or neuter. Doing this has many advantages, but there are still things to consider when making that decision. In this blog, we’re going to discuss the pros and cons of having a dog ‘fixed’ to hopefully help you make an informed choice. Pros of spaying...
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