How to Shampoo Your Dog
Like humans, doggies can get smelly. Sweat, muck and all the rest – so bathing your dog is a necessity. But it’s not as easy
Like humans, doggies can get smelly. Sweat, muck and all the rest – so bathing your dog is a necessity. But it’s not as easy
Staff Changes Sadly, Charlotte Noy has left the practice to seek her future elsewhere, she has moved to a practice in Wales and we wish
About Hyperthyroidism Hyperthyroidism was not recognised as a problem in cats until 1979. It is now considered a common disease of cats. Both male and
Meet Rolo, a very handsome one year old Jack Russell Rolo gets ill Rolo came to us with diarrhoea and vomiting whilst we were in
Most dogs that come to us now are microchipped, but if you look at any lost and found website, the number of un-microchipped cats (as
How does my dog’s heart work? Your dog’s heart pumps blood around its body. Each heartbeat delivers fresh blood, rich in oxygen and nutrients,
As we snuggle up on cold, winter nights, we may be surprised to find a problem with fleas. This is because low levels of fleas
There are three questions; Should we get our cats and dogs neutered? What are the advantages and disadvantages? How old should they be when they
Cats scratch for two main reasons, to keep their claws in good condition and scratching releases a unique scent which is a marker for
It’s a common occurence. Your cat or dog starts drinking a bit more, should you be worried? You may have just noticed having to fill
Staff Changes We welcome two new receptionists to Withy Grove, Steph and Louise. We’ve not had a dedicated receptionists role before, hopefully the appointment for
If you have a dog or are thinking of bringing a new dog into your home, you’ve likely heard a lot of training advice, either
Travelling abroad with your pet dog (and in some cases, cat) is great fun for them and you, but there are risks. Ticks A recent
Withy Grove is excited to offer our clients Companion Laser Therapy. Laser therapy provides a non-invasive, pain-free, surgery-free, drug-free treatment which is used to treat
It’s a little late for Easter, but this article, courtesy of Hills Pet Nutrition is always relevant. Is chocolate poisonous to dogs? The answer is
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