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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.

 

We hope you enjoy reading our Summer Newsletter.

Heat Stroke And How To Prevent It In Your Pet

Heat Stroke And How To Prevent It In Your Pet

Our Summer Newsletter has arrived, it includes a few tips to keep your pet fit and well at this time of year. Keeping Cool! Paddling pools may help keep dogs cool and they should have free access to water at all times. Heat stroke is a common, and serious problem, learn how to avoid it here.

 

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Insect alert!

Bees and wasps are tempting to play with for both cats and dogs but will deliver a nasty sting if provoked! These are painful and can cause sudden swellings on faces or paws. Most stings will benefit from prompt veterinary attention. Find out some of the other hazards to watch out for in our Summer News.

 

Picture credit: USDA Agricultural Research Service

Picture credit: USDA Agricultural Research Service

 

Guinea pigs can live in or outdoors

but it is important they have enough space to run and play. Our Summer Newsletter discusses some of the things you need to be aware of to keep your piggies happy and healthy. They are susceptible to mite infections, the signs to watch out for are included here.

 

It is important to check them at least once a day.

It is important to check your guinea pig at least once a day.

 

We hope you enjoy reading our Summer Newsletter, if you have any questions on the items mentioned contact our friendly team for further advice.

 

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