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Cat Anxiety: Common Signs and How to Manage It
Is your cat stressed, anxious, or hiding more than usual? Anxiety in cats is more common than many pet owners realize. Unlike dogs, who often show stress more overtly, cats can be masters of disguise when it comes to their emotions. However, prolonged anxiety can...
Humphrey’s Case Study
Digit Bone Infection Humphreys Symptoms Humphrey is a longstanding client of the Village Vet who comes in regularly to visit Dr Martine. Humphrey was recently troubled at home by his right dew claw. It was inflamed and causing significant...
Nose Work Training For Dogs
Nose work (also referred to as scent work) is a dog sport based on scent detection. The concept began in the USA in 2006 when three professional detection handlers were playing scent games with shelter dogs. They soon discovered how much fun the...
Feline Idiopathic Cystitis case study
Kitty, nurse Amy’s beautiful cat, recently came in with a suspected blocked bladder. Dr. Giné confirmed the blockage by palpating a firm, large bladder in his abdomen. Due to the severity of the matter, he was admitted into hospital where we...
CHOOSING THE RIGHT PET FOR YOU
Choosing a pet can be a daunting and difficult task. To try help we have some tips to narrow your choices down. First you need to consider how you want to purchase your pet. Rescue shelters and adoption houses are a good place to start. Did you...
Angiostrongylus cantonensis (Rat lung worm)
Did you know Snails/ Slugs are a real risk to your pet’s health? What is Angiostrongylus cantonensis (Rat lung worm) Rat lungworm (Angiostrongylus cantonensis) is a parasite that affects the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves of animals...
Rescue Kittens Adoption Program: How the Magic Happens
You will have seen our posts asking for your help to find our rescue kittens a good home. We wanted to tell you how it works and give a shout out to the suppliers and our team who make it all happen.
Pet Food Toppers
This blog post covers food toppers, they types available, when to use them and how they are different from pet probiotics.
Pet Depression
Our pets are not just animals; they are cherished companions who bring joy and warmth to our lives. However, just like humans, they can experience mental health challenges and depression is one such issue that can affect our pets. In this blog...
Pancreatitis in Dogs
What is Pancreatitis in dogs? Pancreatitis is a painful inflammatory condition in which digestive enzymes are prematurely activated and released within the pancreas itself, rather than in the digestive tract. This causes the pancreas to become...
