Mites, Fleas and Antifreeze
Mites, Fleas and Antifreeze
As the evenings grow dark and Bonfire Night approaches - are you prepared? Our Autumn News has arrived and its packed with our vets advice on keeping your pets safe during fireworks season.
If you are worried about how your pet will cope, please don't wait - Contact our team in advance - we are here to support you and your pet.
Autumn Awareness
Late summer and autumn can bring an increase in wasp stings. Wasps can become more aggressive at this time of year. If your kitten likes to swat flies or your playful pup is out and about, take care if you see wasps low flying near your pet, they can cause some serious discomfort and swelling if they catch up with your pet.
If you notice a swelling, particularly on your pets face or neck please seek urgent medical attention for your pet.
Mites, ticks and fleas,
With colder weather just around the corner now is NOT the time to stop your pets parasite protection - Fleas love central heating just as much as your cat loves that cosy hot spot next to your radiator. Fleas are still active and, as the heating goes on, our warm homes provide the perfect environment for them to thrive - meaning it is essential to keep up with your pets parasite protection!
If you need to spread the cost of your pets parasite protection and healthcare - Pay no sign up fee, choose the plan and payment date that suits you & join our Pet Healthcare Club, to start saving on your pet essentials.
All of our Healthcare Clubs include your pets Booster vaccination and health examination, a six month health examination, flea, worm and Lungworm protection (for dogs), two nail clips, two anal glad expressions, plus a 10 % discount off all other products and services that our practices provide from Keyhole surgery, blood tests, travel certificates and pet food.
Is it just old age ........
As our pets get older, it can be easy to put changes in their behaviour, mobility or general wellbeing down to simply “getting old”. But old age itself isn’t a disease, and many changes in our golden oldies can be signs of an underlying condition that may benefit from treatment or support.
One of the most common conditions affecting senior pets is arthritis. While arthritis is progressive, there are lots of ways we can help keep your pet comfortable, mobile and enjoying life throughout their senior years.
🍂 Read our Autumn Pet News today and let’s work together to help keep your senior pet happy and comfortable during their golden years.
Also included, Tick alert: Keeping your pet safe! The dangers of antifreeze, mites, the benefits of neutering, microchipping - simple, safe and essential! We hope you enjoy our latest pet care blog, if you have a question or concern about one of the articles please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team form more information.
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