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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.

 

Worms are the worst!

 

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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Spring alert!

Spring alert!

Spring alert! 

Lilies are beautiful but very toxic to cats. Chewing the leaves or grooming pollen off their coats can lead to severe kidney failure. With Easter just around the corner, our Spring Newsletter discusses the common items in your home that are toxic to pets and the signs of poisoning to watch out for.

 

Spring alert!

 

 

 

Why is worming your pet so important?

 

Many puppies and kittens are born infected with roundworms because they cross the placenta and are also in the milk. Infected adult dogs can show few signs but younger animals can become very poorly. Our Spring Newsletter explains the different types of worms your pet can catch, and which worms can be transmitted to humans!

The good news is worm protection is automatically available in all of our Pet Healthcare Clubs, and becoming a member could save you up to £127 a year! Why not join today and spread the cost of your pets healthcare across affordable monthly payments on a date that suits you!

 

 

Worms are the worst!

 

 

Caring for your elderly cat.

 

Our Spring Newsletter offers some great advice on what to watch out for in your elderly feline friend.  Cats can become more vulnerable to illness in their twilight years, so we have to be super vigilant to ensure they don’t suffer in silence. Regular health checks are a good way of keeping your cat in top shape and picking up medical conditions early on, when they are easier to treat. Spot the signs of arthritis in your older cat.

 

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We hope you enjoy reading our Spring Newsletter, if you a question on any of the articles mentioned don’t hesitate to contact our friendly for further advice.

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Spring alert!

Spring alert!

 

 

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Our Summer Newsletter 2017.

 

Stick to Balls! If you have a dog who loves to play fetch, but you forgot to take a ball with you, it is tempting to use a stick instead – read our newsletter to find out about the nasty injuries that sticks can cause your dogs in a simple game of fetch.

Brushing up on dental care – Pets are usually born with healthy mouths, with shiny white teeth and rosy pink gums – find out what happens to your pets teeth over time and the dental disease signs to look out for.

Skin allergies are reasonably common in dogs, especially at this time of year. Our newsletter address some of the more common allergies and where they may irritate your pet. If you are concerned please do not hesitate to contact us for further advice.

Also included : Summer tips and how to care for your pets during the warmer weather, from extra shade to using sunblock on your cat, loads of advice is included in our newsletter.

Read our newsletter HERE.