The Loss Of A Pet Nothing can prepare you for the loss of a pet, through death or enforced separation, grieving is a sad and difficult experience for any pet owner. We’ve put together this blog with the help of PetSavers to help you come to terms with the loss of your pet. Companionship […]
Welcoming a new puppy or kitten into your family is a super exciting time. Our Summer Newsletter will provide you with some great advice on how to give your new family member the healthiest start to life in her new home with you. From vaccinations to parasite protection – its all included. Read it HERE. […]
What To Do If Someone Else Is Feeding Your Cat Here at Young Veterinary Partnership, we’ve noticed an increasingly common problem amongst UK cat owners: other people feeding your felines. Although on the surface this doesn’t seem to be too much of an issue, it can actually have some pretty serious consequences, whether those putting […]
Diet dilemmas! With so many different choices of pet food on the market, it is difficult to know what’s best for your pet. Our Spring Newsletter discusses the different options available and what to look out for when feeding your pet. Don’t forget that all of our West London surgeries offer free weight checks […]
Winter weight worries! Now is the perfect time to assess your pet’s weight! Our Winter Newsletter gives you some top tips on what to look when assessing your pets weight including ; Noticing a visible ‘waist line’, with a rib cage that can be felt but not seen. If you can pinch an […]
Our Autumn Newsletter has arrived – We hope you enjoy reading it. Below is a snippet of just some of the articles included to help keep your pet happy and healthy in the lead up to winter 2018. Troublesome ticks and Tick borne disease Ticks love the autumn weather! They can […]
What to do if your pet goes missing. Did you know It is a legal requirement for all dogs over the age of 8 weeks old to be micro-chipped. Here at Young Vets we always recommend micro-chipping your cat too, as it is the most reliable form of identification and cannot be […]
