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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.

 

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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.

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.

 

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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.

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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

 

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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.

 

Spotting the Signs of Arthritis

 

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!  

 

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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. 

 

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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. 

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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

Seasons Greetings,

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! 

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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. 

 

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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. 

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Keep your pets cool this summer.

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?

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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.

 

Spotting the Signs of Arthritis

 

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.

 

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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.

 

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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.

 

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Springtime and your garden.

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.

 

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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.

 

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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.

 

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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.

 

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Winter News Blog❄

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BRRRRRR…It’s Cold Outside!

As the days get colder and wetter and the temperature lowers, we take a look at the best ways to keep your pet fit, healthy and happy in our WINTER BLOG! 

 

Did you know it’s not just dogs and cats that suffer from dental disease?! The good news is that early prevention can go a long way to avoiding most dental problems and our Winter Blog talks you through the best ways to look after your rabbit’s teeth. 

 

As we head into the coldest months of the year it can be tempting to skip a walk here and there. However it’s essential to make sure your pets are getting adequate exercise. Our Winter Blog not only has loads of tips on winter walks and weight management but also discusses caring for an arthritic pet during the season. 

 

 

We hope you love reading our Winter News Blog, if you have a question on any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our team for further advice.

 

 

 

 

 

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Allergies, Itching and parasites.

Allergies, Itching and parasites.

 

Allergies, Itching and parasites. As the weather improves, have you noticed your pet becoming more itchy? If your pet is showing signs of a skin problem, have a read through our Summer Pet Blog, it looks at the possible causes of seasonal itching.

 

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Female Cats

will start their first season from as young as four months of age, usually in the Spring or Summer months. Besides preventing unwanted pregnancies, there are many other benefits to neutering your male and female pets, read Our Summer Pet Blog  here to understand the benefits of neutering your pet.

 

 

 

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Don’t get caught out by Kennel Cough! 

Our Summer Pet Blog explains how your dog can contract this highly contagious cough, the signs to watch out for and how to reduce the risk for your dog.

 

 

 

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Also featured – Summertime at last! Summer safety tips for your cat, dog and small furries. Rabbits; Just like other pets, rabbits benefit from regular vaccinations and health checks to keep them in tip top condition.

 

We hope you enjoy reading our Summer News Blog, don’t forget to keep your pets cool this summer. If you have a question on any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for further help and advice.

 

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We are passionate about pets and will treat your pet with the respect they deserve. Our Brentford surgery is led by Dr Charlotte Attwood MRCVS. We have onsite parking for your convenience and a wide range of services available to help you care for your pet.

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Summer News 2020

Summer News 2020

 

Summer News 2020

Dentistry: getting to the root of the problem! 

Over time – dental disease can be a painful issue for some pets. A healthy mouth typically has bright white teeth and pink gums. However, over time, an accumulation of plaque can build up and cause painful dental issues. Our Summer News explains the signs of dental disease to watch out for in your pet.

 

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Don’t get the summertime blues!

Play it cool! The Summer heat is also a huge problem for many pets and it is essential to ensure free access to water at all times. Dogs – can easily overheat – leading to heat stroke, with signs of panting, disorientation, collapse and sometimes even death. To keep dogs safe, we suggest shorter walks in the coolest parts of the day – either early morning or very late evening.

 

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Pet Travel Update!

There has been a lot of uncertainty regarding pet travel and the UK’s place in the pet travel scheme post Brexit. Now a Brexit deal has been reached there will be a “transitional period” until December 31st 2020. To understand more about the pet travel scheme and how it may effect your travel plans, read our Summer News here. 

 

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If you have any concerns about any of the articles mentioned in our Summer News, please contact our friendly team for help and advice.

 

What are ticks and do they infest cats.

Ticks Can Transmit

Ticks Can Transmit

 

Ticks Can Transmit 

Lyme Disease, a serious infection to both human and canines. Our Spring Newsletter has arrived and its crammed with advice on how to keep your pet happy and healthy this Spring 2020. The warmer weather is welcomed by most, but with it brings a host of parasites. Whilst fleas can be irritating, Ticks cause a much greater danger to both pets and their humans. Our Spring News explains the life cycle, the diseases they can potentially transmit and how to protect your pet.

 

What are ticks and do they infest cats.

 

Kennel Cough,

is a very infectious, but rarely life-threatening, respiratory infection that spreads from dog to dog wherever they meet. Our Spring Newsletter discusses the signs of kennel cough to watch out for in your dog and how to give your dog the best protection.

 

Your Guide To Handling An Out-Of-Hours Dog Emergency

 

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Rabbits, whether kept indoors or outdoors need space to exercise (with toys, tunnels and areas to dig), areas to hide, eat, sleep, stretch out and hop. Our Spring News provides some great advice on how to keep your bunny hoppy and healthy.

 

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We hope you have enjoyed reading our Spring 2020 Newsletter, if you have any questions on the articles mentioned don’t hesitate to contact our experienced team for further advice.

Our Autumn Newsletter has arrived be the first to read it here.

Feline SOS!

Feline SOS!

Feline SOS! Knowing when your pet needs to be seen as an emergency is an important decision for many pet owners. Our Autumn News will provide you with some great advice on how to spot a feline emergency. Hopefully this is something that will never happen to your pet but it is worth being aware that sometimes there may be no obvious injuries but this doesn’t mean its not an emergency.

 

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Wasps and bees will be getting slower during the Autumn season and although their stings rarely cause serious issues, they can be very painful. Swellings can appear quickly on paws if your cat has been batting them about, or mouths if they tried to eat them! Autumn Alert, gives you some top tips on the range of pet care challenges that we must be prepared for.

 

 

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So what are the signs of arthritis in my pet?

 

Our Autumn Alert news includes the signs of arthritis to watch out for, the common causes plus it compares a healthy and arthritic joint side by side to help you understand the aches and pains that arthritis can cause. Although this painful condition cannot be cured, most pets will benefit from at least one of the wide range of treatment options we have available. If you have noticed your golden oldie slowing down why not contact us today to discuss how we can help your pet.

 

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Please get in contact with our friendly team if you would like further information on keeping your pets happy and healthy this Autumn.

 

 

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