by petpack | Jun 11, 2025 | Pet Advice
It’s common for our vets to see female dogs with irritating issues “down there”. In this article, we’d love to “whiz” through some potential causes of vulval irritation in older female dogs, including symptoms to monitor for and what diagnostic tests might be required...
by petpack | May 14, 2025 | Pet Advice
While outdoor adventures help keep cats active and mentally stimulated, they also mean that our feline friends can be at a higher risk of injury. If your cat goes outdoors beyond the confines of your yard, read on to learn more about two of the most common reasons for...
by petpack | Apr 9, 2025 | Pet Advice
We all know that regular exercise is a vital component of a healthy lifestyle, and the same goes for our beloved pets! However, there are times when a good exercise routine can be a little bit more strenuous to achieve than it should be. Here are a few common barriers...
by petpack | Mar 12, 2025 | Pet Advice
Whilst we recommend regular vaccination to help protect every at-risk dog and cat against common infectious diseases, there are times when this simple rule gets a bit more complicated! Here are a few vaccination situations that aren’t quite so straightforward, and how...
by petpack | Feb 13, 2025 | Pet Advice
Uh oh, we’ve run blood tests on your dog and found that it has “elevated liver parameters.” What does this mean? Read on to learn more about liver conditions in dogs, including potential causes and symptoms to monitor for. Why might we advise liver blood tests for...
by petpack | Jan 16, 2025 | Pet Advice
Urinary straining, wee “accidents”, or blood-tinged urine in a young cat – what could be the cause? Contrary to popular belief, the problem may be more behavioural than bacterial! Feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC) is an inflammatory bladder condition most commonly seen...
