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August 2022 Newsletter

Welcome to August's newsletter! Inside this month's edition you can read about: Itchy and Scratchy Learn all about dermatological conditions in dogs Meet Julie and Sophie, our new 'virtual' vet nurses Pet of the Month: Meet Xander No more OUCH!: New breakthrough treatment is now available for cats suffering from osteoarthritis (OA) A chat with Little Beans: Meet the...

July 2022 Newsletter

Welcome to July's newsletter! Inside this month's edition you can read about; • Will your pet be our next Pet of the Month?  We have just introduced this new page on our website to show off some of our inspiring patients • Satisfy the Senses with our sensory garden • All About the French Bulldog  • Our next Facebook Live: Why is my dog limping? Tune in 6th July at...

June 2022 Newsletter

Welcome to June's newsletter! Inside this month's edition you can read about; • Paws The Pavement Grab your leash and join in on the fun, simple, and easy way to improve both you and your pets' physical and mental health. Plus, win prizes along the way! • The Scottish Fold Cat This is a beautiful breed of cat, named after its characteristic folded ears. This breed...

May 2022 Newsletter

Welcome to May's newsletter! Inside this month's edition, you can read about; • Paws The Pavement Join our challenge for a fun, simple, and easy way to improve both your and your pets' physical and mental health. Plus, win prizes along the way! • Let us help keep your pet comfortable Treating your pets for arthritis is NOT a one-size-fits-all situation. Book in for...

April 2022 Newsletter

Welcome to April's newsletter Inside this month's edition you can read about; • New alternative pet therapies: We are excited to let you know that we are now offering a variety of alternative therapies for your pets! From Traditional Chinese medicine to Acupuncture, Laser, food therapy, and Massage we have it all! • Easter Goodies and what you need to know about...

March 2022 Newsletter

Welcome to March's newsletter! Inside this month's edition, you can read about: • Win big: Guess the number of puppies in the x-ray for a chance to win a holiday! • Breed profiles: St Patricks Day, so all about the Irish Wolfhound • Parvo Virus Alert!: Make sure your pet is vaccinated • Our March' Hero of the Month': Meet Sam, who is a true survivor • Pyometra: This...

February 2022 Newsletter

• Getting the snip: Many pet owners agonise over whether they should get their pets desexed. Unless your pet is for the purpose of breeding, desexing is the right thing to do in this overcrowded pet population. There are also many very good reasons for having your pet desexed, all health and behaviour-related. • Facebook Live talks: Join Dr. Diederik explains the...

January 2022 Newsletter

Happy New Year! As we head into the new year, we would like to wish one and all a great 2022, filled with happy, healthy pets and loads of laughter to ease the soul. May everyone enjoy life like a labrador in a mud puddle! We have some great topics for all pet owners in this months newsletter; read up on these topics: What you need to know about desexing your pet...

December 2021 Newsletter

Christmas is a lovely time of year. However, every year it is the same - cats and dogs are attracted to bright shiny objects like moths to a flame! And the greatest challenge of all, the Christmas tree, will tempt your cat (regardless of age) to climb and conquer it. They will, of course, be egged on by the family dog, who will relish getting the cat into trouble....

November 2021 Newsletter

Without a doubt, there has been a boom in pet ownership as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. While pets are a great comfort, the reason was more complex than that. The opportunity to work from home meant many people could finally get a pet, as they would be at home to look after it. If you are a new (or existing) owner, do you have a question about your furbaby?...