What to do when you find a baby bird on its own There’s always more than meets the eye when you encounter a lonely baby bird. Your natural instinct might be to take it under your wing, so to speak, to take it to the vets or interfere with its natural course of life. Sometimes […]

A new Domestic Abuse Act in Scotland makes it illegal for partners to abuse pets… Whether it’s physical, emotional or otherwise, nobody deserves to be abused by the person they love and trust. This is especially true in the case of our beloved furry companions who do nothing but love us unconditionally, and that’s what […]

Read our tips below to make sure your pet stays safe this Easter… As you finalise your preparations for the 4-day weekend, have a look at our top tips for a pet-friendly Easter. Easter eggs are poisonous to dogs and cats Chocolate is poisonous to dogs and cats so make sure your Easter eggs stay […]

Although they’re very small, fleas are a bigger deal than you might think… A recent study conducted by MSD revealed some rather shocking statistics about fleas and the negative impact they can have on our pets. The findings The study revealed that: 1 in 4 cats and 1 in 7 dogs sampled were found to […]

Does your dog often steal food from the bin? We all know what dogs are like, especially when it comes to food! Lots of the food in our bins can be toxic to our dogs if they get their paws on it so it’s important to stop them… or at least to make sure your […]

How to keep your pet safe and cool in the summer sunshine… It looks like summer is finally here! As you head into the great outdoors with your furry friend during this beautiful weather, take heed of our summertime safety tips: Never leave your dog alone in the car This is bad, very bad. Cars […]

Sun, sea, sand and… safety Beaches are great fun, but they can be quite risky for our pooches! Here are some things to consider before taking your pet out to the beach. Is the beach pet-friendly? Whichever beach you’re heading to, do some research before you go to make sure your dog will be allowed […]

There’s a phrase we vets use a lot in our profession: prevention is better than cure… …we use it a lot for good reason, because it’s true. With most aspects of your pet’s health and welfare, the actions necessary to prevent incidents are far less costly (in terms of time and effort as well as […]

The plants to watch out for this autumn… You may have noticed a drop in the temperature recently, or even have come down with a seasonal cold. As the clouds loom large and the leaves turn yellow, let’s take a look at the autumn and winter plants to keep your pets away from… Acorns Acorns […]