Vets are advising pet owners on how to prevent their animals becoming stressed and unsettled as fireworks season gets under way.
Read more: Ensure pets don't lose sparkle amid firework fears
Cherrydown Vets is launching its own Pet Health Club to provide a convenient and affordable way for clients to protect their pets against diseases and discomfort.
Saving Grace: Vet’s warning over the curious incident of the dog and the fox
We're urging tortoise owners to microchip their escape-prone pets in a bid to reduce the number which end up in rescue centres every year.
Read more: Vets urge tortoise owners to microchip their pets
A leading Essex vet is calling for some canine camaraderie to help swell the numbers of dog blood donors at its practices.
Read more: Call for canine camaraderie to help boost blood donors
With the summer upon us, we are urging pet owners to beware the threat of adders after treating a dog which had been bitten by one of the snakes while out for a walk with his owner.
Here at Cherrydown Vets, we are offering free hay and health checks with our nurses, for local pet bunnies during this year’s National Rabbit Week, which runs from June 17 to 25.
When the Weeks family brought little Lavender, a four-month-old Syrian hamster, into our out-of-hours service, it was obvious she had caused herself some damage.
Dogs are not very good at keeping themselves cool so they will need your help. Ensure they have plenty of water, whether they are in the house or out on a walk. If you are at home keep the water in a heavy bowl so it can’t be easily knocked over
With temperatures soaring it is important to know about the effects of heat on your pets. With their thick coats they can find it very hard to regulate their temperature and this can lead to heat stroke.
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