Latest News
We will publish a regular Newsletter here on our website to keep you up-dated with developments in our veterinary practice and other news and features that we feel might benefit you.
Do please come back to this page to receive an up-date on what's going on.
September 2025
- September is National Pet Health Insurance Month. This guide from the ABI explains all about pet insurance.
- The 27th September marks International Rabbit Day. You can find out more about our furry friends using the following links:-
- Harvest Mites are common around this time of year - find out more here.
- The RSPCA Walk on the Wild Side takes place from 1st to 31st October. A walking challenge with a difference – one that helps every kind of animal. Find out more and register here.
August 2025
- Hot weather sparks blue-green algae warning from vets. The British Veterinary Association is urging pet owners to take precautions when walking dogs near freshwater bodies this summer, as the warm weather brings with it an increased risk of toxic blue-green algae growth. Find out more here.
- If you are getting ready to take your pooch on holiday with you this year then this article from the BVA website might be useful.
- International Cat Day is on Friday 8th August - the International Cat Care website has more information.
- National Dog Day is 26th August – this Dogs Trust article has some ideas on how to celebrate it.
- Spending more time in the garden with your pets? This PDSA article explains how to create a pet friendly garden.
July 2025
- BVA Young Vet of the Year – The BVA are calling on the public and veterinary professionals to nominate exceptional candidates who have made a big impact since starting out. Find out more and nominate here.
- With the extreme hot weather we are having there is some great advice on the RSPCA website about keeping your pets safe and comfortable.
- With the summer holidays fast approaching and many of us will be travelling abroad. Check out the government website for further information about taking your pet abroad.