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You won’t be surprised that the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors believes that sociable puppies grow into well-behaved dogs. And the confidence puppies gain from

Raw Food feeding for cats and dogs is becoming more popular and getting more attention. The theory is that a dog or cat’s diet in

It’s been business as usual for our team of expert vets and nurses, but the eagle-eyed among you may have noticed that there have also

Dogs and cats can suffer from heart disease, usually as they get older. They don’t suffer from blocked arteries along the lines of humans but basically

Hyperthyroidism is a relatively common disease of older cats. Symptoms The symptoms of hyperthyroidism in cats are; weight loss, a good appetite, increased thirst, poor

Premier Pet Health Plan: A health plan from Withy Grove Vets We are pleased to announce that we have relaunched our Premier Pet Health Plan.

Here are a few more views taken by Matt down our practice microscope ‘Walking Dandruff’ mites These little mites, which are just visible to the

Here’s what you need to know about neutering your bitch. A bitch spay is a hysterectomy, removing ovaries and uterus under general anaesthesia. It can

Demodex or demodicosis is a mange mite which usually infects young puppies, but can be found in any age dog and also in cats. It

Two dates for your diary later this month. The first is Love Your Pet Day which is held every year on 20th February. This is

February is National Pet Dental Health Month (NPDHM). We should be looking after our pet’s dental health as well as we do our own all

It is important for pet owners to guard against poisoning perils. The British Veterinary Association’s (BVA) Voice of the Veterinary Profession survey (a biannual survey of