Join us for the Lincoln Open Day
This Friday is the official opening of our new independent local veterinary surgery in Lincoln. We invite you to pop down to the Carlton Centre…
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As rabbits are very social animals who need company, neutering or spaying is very important to avoid any unwanted pregnancies and any aggression.
It can protect female rabbits from unwanted diseases such as uterine cancer and can also help them live longer!
Neutering or spaying can take place from 10-12 weeks of age, but ideally wait until your rabbit is at least 4-6 months old. Aggression in males doesn’t start until they reach sexual maturity.
This Friday is the official opening of our new independent local veterinary surgery in Lincoln. We invite you to pop down to the Carlton Centre…
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Every year, as we approach the excitement of Bonfire Night, we run through all the safety considerations for us humans. But for those of us…
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As we head towards the winter months, we asked our Senior Veterinary Surgeon, Ximo Huertas, to talk us through some of the hazards of the…
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This month, we are focussing on what it means to own and care for a cat. There are all sorts of things to consider for…
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