Blog
Welcome to our blog page where we will add new articles to keep you up to date with the latest practice news.
Easter Alert 2026!
by Young Veterinary Partnership.
Easter Alert 2026. Spring Newsletter 2026: Fresh Season, Fresh Pet Care Tips. Spring has arrived, and with it comes new opportunities to keep your pets happy, healthy, and thriving. Our Spring 2026 Newsletter is here, and it’s packed with expert advice and seasonal guidance to help you stay one step ahead when…Read more
Senior Cat Wellness Screen.
by Young Veterinary Partnership.
We are now offering a Comprehensive Preventative Health Assessment for all Cats aged 7 + years. Early detection of common age-related conditions allows us to work together to support you and your feline friend with a management plan, significantly enhanced quality of life and improved long-term outcomes. Click Here To Book Your…Read more
Pet Dental Health
Just like humans, dogs and cats are born without teeth, they develop milk teeth, these start to fall out at around 16 weeks to make space for permanent adult teeth. Your puppy will develop a full set of 42 adult teeth at around 6 – 8 months old. As humans, we…Read more
Festive Alert!
by Young Veterinary Partnership.
🎄 Festive Alert! 🎄 Items such as tinsel, turkey bones and Christmas cake should be kept well out of reach of your pet’s paws to avoid a Christmas calamity! Our Winter News has arrived and it’s packed with pet-care advice to keep your pet safe and well throughout the festive season. 🐾 Arthritis…Read more
Neutering Your Female Dog.
by Young Veterinary Partnership.
Neutering Your Female Dog Keyhole VS Routine Spay - What's best for your dog? Neutering your dog is a family decision and one that takes a bit of thought. Neutering is a very common procedure that we provide for both cats and dogs, but as with any surgery there are risks involved.…Read more
Autumn 2025.
by Young Veterinary Partnership.
🍂 Our Autumn Pet Blog is Here! 🍂 The seasons are shifting — crisp mornings, cooler evenings, and the start of cozy days ahead. But as the weather changes, so might your pet’s needs. From keeping them warm and comfortable to adjusting their exercise and grooming routines, Autumn brings new things…Read more
Vision Matters!
by Young Veterinary Partnership and Domes Pharma UK
Vision Matters! Your pets eyes are extremely sensitive and easily irritated - did you know that the cornea has around 20 - 40 times more nerve endings that a tooth root! Careful observation of the way your pet looks and acts and what is classes as 'normal' for them is a fist…Read more
New Consultation Room
We have a brand new consultation room at our Hounslow surgery to support our Brentford clients and their pets veterinary needs. As some clients may be aware Albany Parade, Brentford is shortly due for redevelopment. In advance of this, we’ve had the builders in at our Hounslow surgery and we now…Read more
The Importance Of Early Socialisation
Our latest Pet Care Blog has arrived and it includes a some top tips to keep your pet fit and well at throughout the summer time. The early experiences a puppy or kitten has of different people and their surroundings, has a huge impact on their behaviour and personality. The first…Read more
Osteoarthritis and your cat
Arthritis in cats is a surprisingly common and serious health concern, without treatment the pain will continue to worsen, particularly as the damp, cold weather starts. Recognising signs of pain in your cat can be tricky as they are very good at hiding the signs of struggling and discomfort. But…Read more
Troublesome Ticks!
As the summer turns into Autumn, tick numbers are at their highest. Our Autumn Pet Blog discusses the problems that ticks can cause and how to safely remove them from your pet. Unlike fleas, ticks are not itchy, but they can spread disease some of which pose a serious health risk…Read more
Managing Diabetes In Pets
What is diabetes? Diabetes mellitus (simply known as ‘diabetes’) is a medical condition in which there are persistently high levels of sugar (glucose) in the blood. In dogs it is usually caused by a deficiency in a hormone called insulin, which is usually produced in sufficient amounts from the pancreas. In cats it…Read more
Getting Off To The Best Start!
Are you introducing a new pet to your family in 2023? A new pet in the family is a lot of fun and also a big responsibility, so we’ve put together a short ‘to – do’ list to help your pet have the healthiest start to life at home with…Read more
How does pet insurance work?
The ins and outs of insuring your pets. Another important consideration when getting a new puppy or kitten is insurance, with so many different providers out there it can be hard to know which policy is best for you and your pet. We hope that this article helps to explain how…Read more
Lungworm – The Silent Killer
Lungworm is a parasite that can cause serious health problems in your canine friend, and if not treated it can be fatal. Lungworms aren’t fussy, they will infect any breed or age but particularly younger dogs as they seem to like chewing and picking things up – making them more…Read more
