Regular, preventative pet-care news & advice
Read on for a host of preventative pet-care news and advice that’s free & updated monthly. In the stories below you’ll find seasonal tips & information on how to keep your pet healthy. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update the news then simply…
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Easing your cat’s hay fever in Cheltenham
Once spring arrives, your cat might start itching, which means it could have hay fever. Our nurses are here to help.
Our advice for avoiding Valentine’s Day disasters
The most romantic day of the year may pose some dangers for dogs. Check out Vets on the Park’s advice.
Keeping your rabbit safe in Cheltenham
Diseases from the garden can be deadly for your rabbit, but there’re vaccinations to keep them safe.
Cat struggling to move around? Ask us about arthritis
Our vet Alison explains the main symptoms to watch out for if you think your senior cat might have arthritis.
Health tips for senior rabbits in Gloucestershire
As your rabbit gets older it may need a few lifestyle changes to keep it in good condition. Maybe it’s time for a senior check-up?
Vets on the Park’s advice for owners of older dogs
As dogs age, they become more susceptible to certain ailments. Here’s what to watch out for – and what to do about it.
Vets on the Park’s cat holiday preparations
Most cats aren’t great travellers, so we have some advice on how to maximise their comfort while you’re away on your New Year jaunt.
Our top three cat Christmas presents
If you want to treat your cat this Christmas, check out the Vets on the Park team’s favourite gift ideas.
New Year travel tips from Vets on the Park
If you’re planning a New Year getaway – either at home or abroad – we’ve got some top tips to help your dog stay comfortable and legal during the journey.
Vets on the Park’s tips for cold weather care
It’s easy to overlook some of the hazards that face cats in the colder months, so here are a few pointers to keep your pet safe.
