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Summer and your pets,
Summer and your pets,
Summer is finally here and as the weather warms up, we can finally look forward to some sunny days and social evenings. But we also need to consider our pets, some can find the summer heat quite uncomfortable and others have been know to take full advance of the food on offer at family BBQ’s leading to some serious consequences!
Be the first to read our latest Pet Care Blog here.
Brushing up on dental care!
Good dental hygiene starts at home, ideally from your pets first few days at home, this helps to ensure their teeth and gums stay in good condition throughout their lifetime. Our Pet Healthcare Blog offers some great advice on what a healthy mouth looks like and the conditions to watch out for.
Check your pets teeth regularly to spot early signs of a problem.
The sooner any dental problem can be identified, the sooner treatment can be started and dental pain and tooth loss can hopefully be avoided. If you pets breath is a little bit iffy, please do not hesitate to contact out friendly teams for more advice on your pets individual case.
Not yet a client, please register yourself and your pet here > https://brentfordvets.co.uk/register-your-pet/ and our friendly team will be able to discuss your pets individual case during a consultation with one of our friendly vets,
The importance of early socialisation,
The early experiences a puppy or kitten has of people and their surroundings, has a huge impact on their behaviour and personality for the rest of their lives. Whether this is your first puppy or your fifth, we strongly recommended attending puppy school to help your pup become a well behaved individual.
Our Summer News discusses what you need to consider before exposing your pet to the big wide world.
We hope you enjoy reading our latest Pet Care Blog, if you have a question regarding any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice and support for your pet.
Worming worries!
Worming worries!
Worms are something all pet owners need to be aware of, and treat for periodically.
Our Spring Newsletter discusses the different types of worms, the signs of a worm burden and the problems they can cause inside your pet. Understand more about parasites and protecting your pet here.
The good news is parasite protection is included in all of our Pet Healthcare Clubs.
Our Healthcare Clubs also include; Your pets annual booster vaccination and health examination, a six monthly health check with one of our friendly vets, flea, worm and Lungworm protection, nail clipping, anal gland expression plus a 10 % discount off all other products and services that we provide.
Start saving on your pets healthcare costs in 2024 > Click here.
Sign up today and start collecting the benefits as soon as your first payment has been made.
Easter and pets,
As the weather improves and we thankfully leave winter behind us, take a moment to consider some of the hazards that Easter can bring into your home.
Our Spring Newsletter discusses the common items in your home that are poisonous, bare in mind that a dog’s nose can easily sniff out treats such as chocolate and raisins very quickly when you bring the shopping in!
Kennel cough – do you know the signs?
With signs of Spring time approaching, it brings with it the highly infectious, but rarely life – threatening, respiratory infection Kennel Cough.
Our Spring Newsletter explains the signs of Kennel Cough and how to help prevent your dog from suffering from this uncomfortable condition.
Beautiful Mapel.
We hope you enjoy reading our latest Pet Blog, if you have a question or concern about any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate our team for more advice.
Winter and our pets
Winter and our pets
Rabbits and guinea pigs can be prone to the cold, bad weather when living outside. Ensure there is plenty of warm, dry bedding for them to snuggle into and keep their hutch in a draft free area ideally in a shed or garage. Our latest Winter Pet Blog includes our pet care advice for the wintry season ahead. be the first to read it here.
Now is the perfect time to assess your pets weight!
Our Winter Pet Blog provides some great advice on how to assess your pets weight from home without the need for a set of scales. Long term weight gain can have some serious effects on your pets health so there has never been a better time to squeeze in that extra walk with your dog!
Rabbiting On!
Rabbits can make a wonderful addition to a family, however despite their size this does not make them an easy pet for children. Our Winter Pet Blog discusses the range of considerations that need to be thought about before bringing home a bunny.
Don’t forget that if you want to save money in 2024 consider joining our Pet Healthcare Club. Our Club allows you to spread the cost of all of your pets veterinary essentials across affordable monthly payments on a date that suits you. In exchange for regular monthly payments your pet will receive their annual booster vaccination, two health examinations, nail clipping, parasite protection plus a 10 % discount off all other products and services that we offer.
Join today and start spreading your pet care costs.
We hope you enjoy reading our latest pet care blog, if you have a query regarding any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice.
Our Autumn pet blog has arrived,
Our Autumn pet blog has arrived,
As the summer turns to Autumn, tick numbers are at their highest. Did you know ticks can cause a serious health risk to both pets and their humans. Our Autumn News discusses the safest way to remove a tick, its pretty simple and can usually be done in the comfort of your own home provided you have the correct tool available.
Pet Insurance – is your pet protected?
Pet insurance is something we advise all owners to consider. We all know that vet bills are often unexpected and can mount up quickly in the event of an emergency. Our Autumn news offers some top tips on how to pick out a policy that will be supportive when you need it most. There are lots of different types of cover available so click here to read our top tips on the range of policies available and what to look out for.
Firework Fear!
As the nights draw in, once again fireworks season is just around the corner. Our Autumn News includes some great advice to how to support your pet during this stressful time. If you are concerned about how your pet might react, or you already know they don’t cope well during fireworks season please Be Prepared, contact our team in advance so we can discuss the range of tools available when additional support is required.
There are a few things you can to at home to help keep your pet safe during fireworks season ;
- Check your pets ID – Is the tag on their collar easy to read and up to date?
- Lock your cat flap overnight, provide a litter tray for relief.
- Keep your dog on a lead or long line for their safety.
- Shut the curtains and turn up the radio.
Autumn is a truly beautiful time of year – the trees are turning to glorious golds and the weather is crisp. Our blog includes some top tips to support owners through the change of seasons. We hope you enjoy reading our Autumn Pet Blog, if you have a concern about any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice.
Keep your pets cool this summer.
Keep your pets cool this summer.
Keep your pets cool this summer. Our pet blog has arrived and it includes some great advice on keeping your pets cool during the summer heat. Be the first to read our blog here. Heat can be a real killer for many pets, especially golden oldies and brachycephalic breeds.
Have you considered brain training, enrichment or trick training to tire your dog out without walking them in the heat?
Grass awns, ear mites and other ear problems.
Our Summer news discusses the different causes of ear problems, a common ailment in cats, dogs and many rabbits that we see here at Young Vets. We recommend checking your pets ears at least twice a week for signs of irritation or infection. Read our latest pet blog for advice on signs to watch out for and what to do if you suspect a problem.
Tick alert!
Ticks are most active from March to October being found in woods and long grass. Our latest pet blog discusses the problems that ticks can cause and how to remove them safely from your pet. If you want to discuss tick protection for your pet please contact our friendly team for advice on the most suitable product for your pet.
Does your dog scoot?
Do you see your dog scooting their backend along the floor, or are they ferociously nibbling at the back end / tail area, this could indicate blocked anal glands. Our Summer Pet Blog explains more on anal gland irritations, a common problem in some dogs. Our team can also offer advice on how to help manage the problem and prevent it re occurring, although some pets have to visit on a regular basis for this problem.
We hope you enjoy reading our latest pet blog, if you have a question regarding any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice on your pets individual case.
Springtime and your garden.
Springtime and your garden.
It’s time to get out and about and start enjoying the Spring sunshine.
Our Spring Pet Blog gives some great advice on how to keep your pet safe whilst out and about in your garden or local park. From pet poisons to parasite protection, its all included in our latest pet blog.
Is your pet a little ‘off’? Not quite themselves? Visit our FREE symptom check below for advice on your pets individual symptoms.
Introducing a new pet
Are you and your family welcoming a new pet in 2023? With the help of our vet team, we’ve put together a ‘to – do’ list including some of the important decisions to consider before your new family member comes home.
From life stage diets to vaccinations, its all included in our Spring News. Introducing a new pet can be a lot of fun and also a big responsibility, why not register yourself and your new family member before they arrive, to save yourself some time before your first visit.
Lungworm can be swallowed
as tiny larvae, and cause significant damage, breathing troubles, lethargy and in worst cases even death. All dog owners understand that protection from fleas and worms should be done regularly but do you know about Lungworm? Lungworm cases are on the rise across the UK, our Spring News explains how to protect your dog from this potentially deadly parasite.
The good news is all of our dog Healthcare Plans automatically include lungworm protection. Spread the cost of your dogs veterinary essentials across affordable monthly payments on a date that suits you. Click here to see the list of full benefits available for your pet in our Healthcare Clubs.
We hope you enjoy reading our Springtime Pet Blog, if you have a query on any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our team for more advice on your pet.
We are on the socials, give us a follow – we’d love to see what your pets get up to when they’re out and about! Use the #youngvets to tag us in your Insta stories!
Festive alert!
Festive alert!
Festive alert! The festive season can bring with it a whole host of pet poisons into your home, these can be extremely tempting to your pet. We’ve put together a FREE Pet Poisons checker for you to use at home if you have concerns about something your pet has ingested. Our Winter News includes some seasonal tips on keeping your pets happy and healthy throughout the coming winter.
Worms – what to look out for.
Worms are something all pet owners need to be aware of and treat for periodically. Our Winter Blog discusses the range of parasites that can still lurk around, even in the colder weather! The good news is – parasite protection is automatically included in our Pet Healthcare Club, allowing you to spread your pet’s veterinary essentials across affordable monthly payments, join today and start saving.
Dental disease – is your pet affected?
Did you know that by the age of just three years old, the vast majority of our pets are suffering with dental disease? Poor dental health is painful, causes tooth loss, and infections can spread throughout the body. Our Winter News explains the types of dental disease that can cause problems for your pet, the good news is that many dental problems can be prevented so ask our team at your pets next appointment for advice on a dental routine that suits your pet.
On behalf of Dr Matthew Wilson and all the team at Young Veterinary Partnership, we would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy 2023.
Arthritis and your pet.
Arthritis and your pet.
Arthritis and your pet.
Arthritis in pets is a lot more common than you may think! Any joint can be affected, our Autumn Pet News explains the signs to watch out for in your pet. If you have concerns about arthritis and your pet do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice.
Arthritis and your pet.
Autumn alert!
As the Autumn nights draw in, we’ve put together some top seasonal tips to help keep your pet safe and well. Our Autumn Pet News talks about the parasites to watch out for and the pet poisons that could be lurking in your home or garage. If you suspect your pet has ingested a pet poison do not hesitate, seek veterinary advice immediately.
Diet dilemmas
Are you feeling overwhelmed about the different diets available for your pet, don’t worry, you are not alone! Our Autumn Pet News discusses what to look for when choosing a diet. If you need further advice on choosing a diet to suit your pet, please do not hesitate to ask our friendly team. Whichever diet you do choose, don’t forget to feed the correct quantities to help your pet maintain a healthy waistline!
We hope that you enjoy reading our Autumn Pet News, if you have a query on any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to discuss them with one of our friendly vets.
With the seasons changing it is important to be aware that this could bring new pet poisons into your home. Have you seen our Pet Poisons Guide – Click here to check the items in your home and garage.
Dental disease, signs to watch out for in your pet.
Dental disease, signs to watch out for in your pet.
Dental disease, signs to watch out for in your pet. Our Spring Newsletter has arrived and it takes a closer look at dental disease, the causes, treatments available and most importantly prevention.
Tick-borne diseases – what are they?
As the weather warms up, and Spring looks set to stay, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on those pesky parasites looking to jump onto your pets and into your home! Our Spring News explains the lifecycle of the flea and why year round prevention is so important for your pet.
The benefits of grooming your pet
means you can keep an eye out for an lumps and bumps that your pet may get. Our Spring Newsletter discusses the different types of lumps and bumps and what to do if you find one on your pet.
Our Spring Newsletter has arrived, be the first to read it here. If you have a question on any of the articles mentioned don’t hesitate to contact our team or ask one of our friendly vets at your pets next appointment for more advice.
