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Reviewed by: Sophie Bailey – Clinical Services Manager
Ticks may be small, but the risks they present to our pets are changing
Reviewed by: Kerry Fowler – RVN
At The Pet Vet, sadly we see a number of puppies coming in having chewed something or eaten something they shouldn't have. It's completely normal behaviour for a puppy to chew but this is where training is particularly important to help prevent any nasty accidents.
Reviewed by: Olivia Stofbergh – RVN
To keep our pets enjoying a healthy, happy, active summer, there are a few things to look out for which may help to avoid unnecessary harm from some of nature’s more toxic by-products.
Reviewed by: Dr Imre Pesta – DrMedVet MRCVS
Reviewed by: Dr Ashleigh Howells BVSc PGCert MRCVS
The most common form of diabetes is diabetes mellitus which means that the pancreas has either stopped producing or has significantly reduced its production of a hormone called insulin. It is this hormone that regulates the sugar levels in our blood.
