Ouchmas
Whilst frosty mornings might bring festive cheer to us humans, our canine friends may not be so merry. Winter months are tough on dogs’ paws:…
Read moreIn a simple procedure a microchip is placed under the skin between the pet’s shoulder blades. Each chip contains a unique number which can be scanned if a lost animal is found, and matched to the owner’s contact details on a database. Owners are obliged to maintain accurate records with their veterinary practice.
Collars and tags with up to date ownership details are still required when the dog is out in public, and failure to microchip can bring a fine of £500.00.
Halloween is nearly here and because our pets are part of our family, of course, we want them to join in with the fun, including…
Read moreFireworks can cause significant distress ranging from involuntary bowel movements to aggression. Fear of fireworks is much more common in dogs than might at first…
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