By gum . . . watch for dental disease
A common problem Dental disease is one of the most common problems we see in veterinary practice. It’s thought that as many as 80% of
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A common problem Dental disease is one of the most common problems we see in veterinary practice. It’s thought that as many as 80% of
Important work Your cat’s kidneys perform lots of important jobs. They filter waste products from the blood into the urine, maintain blood pressure and water
What is Seasonal Canine Illness? Seasonal canine illness (SCI) is a rare and relatively new condition, first reported in 2010. It typically affects dogs
It’s estimated that 45% of cats and dogs find the unpredictable noise and flashes created by fireworks frightening and stressful, potentially putting their safety at
This is easily the most common problem we see in pet rabbits coming to our practice. The biggest UK–based study has shown that this is
Osteoarthritis is the gradual degeneration of the structures within a joint. In a healthy joint, the bones have a smooth surface and pads of cartilage,
How often should my dog’s toenails be trimmed? This can depend upon your dog and the exercise they receive. Certain breeds are gentler in their
How can I get my dog to lose weight? The best way to help your dog lose weight is to visit one of the veterinary
Although this is an exciting time of year for us, the same cannot be said for our pets. As many as 40% of cats and
When should I book my puppy in for his first groom? At my dog spa we see puppies from when they are fully covered with
As the name suggests, Asian Fusion grooming is a style of grooming from Asia which is not to breed standard. Shih tzus suit this form
It’s the time of year that spaniel owners dread – grass seed season! The unique shape of the grass seed means they attach easily to
How can I get my puppy used to people? So you’ve got a new puppy – what next? As well as basic training, socialisation
Has your dog been scratching, head-shaking, or rubbing parts of the body on the floor or furniture recently? If so, they’re not alone. We’re now
Lungworm in dogs Lungworm is now found across most of the UK, so it’s worth knowing the facts. Lungworm is a parasitic worm that inhabits
If you received a pet for Christmas, you may now be wondering about neutering – but there’s a lot of information out there. First, the
Is it true that ducks shouldn’t be fed bread? I have heard this. The RSPB and Canals and Rivers Trust both say too much white
Much like an iceberg, the visible area of our pet’s teeth (or crown) is only the tip! At least 50% of the pet’s tooth is
If your dog usually pulls you along during your daily walk, you may be interested in a unique sport that’s becoming more popular in Shropshire
Two talks by the Bridgnorth branch of the Shropshire Wildlife Trust (SWT) are taking place at the town’s library. Vicky Nall of the British Dragonfly
A Much Wenlock wildlife hospital is planning ahead for the coming 12 months. Cuan Wildlife has announced the return of their Summer Ball, which will
Not many owners know about thyroid problems – but they are increasingly common in middle-aged pets, with one in 10 older cats and one in
Does my dog need a raincoat? Some breeds benefit from wearing a coat which protects them from the elements as the weather gets wetter and
If your horse experiences a nose bleed, it may be a sign there’s something amiss. Epistaxis is a fancy term meaning ‘nosebleed’. Bleeding may occur
Dental disease is the most common infectious disease in our pets. Over 80% of cats and dogs over the age of three require dental treatment
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