With today, March 20, being International Day of Happiness, we thought we’d share some tips on how you can help to keep your pet happy during these uncertain times. Being in isolation will no doubt be having an effect on them too.
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The health & wellbeing of our patients, clients and staff is our number one priority. To help protect everyone, we have new guidance for when visiting our practice. Please click here to find out more. https://t.co/25vdCfCXVD
February 20th is Love Your Pet Day and it’s a great day to show your love for our little furry friends. Whether you’re a cat lover or a dog lover, today’s the day to spoil them even more than you normally do and show them how much they mean to you.
Neglected oral health can lead to gum disease, which left untreated, can make your pet more susceptible to other health complications. For example, bacteria in the mouth can spread to other parts of the body and cause infections. #dentalhealthmonth
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Dental disease in cats is commonly associated with the accumulation of dental plaque (as a result of bacteria in the mouth) and tartar formation. Speak to your vet for a free dental check.
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This year, consider your pets when making New Year’s resolutions. Just like us, they could benefit from improvements to their wellness routines, but they can’t make resolutions on their own.
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Christmas is a lovely time of the year, but unfortunately, pets can become ill during this period.
If you need us, be assured that our Village Vet Hampstead practice is open 24/7 365 days of the year. Contact us via 020 7794 4948.
Like us, when the temperature drops, cats and dogs get cold, might experience increased discomfort with current ailments, and are more susceptible to illness. Appropriate adjustments by pet owners can minimise discomfort for pets.
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Before your family wakes up to see what Santa left under the tree Christmas morning, be sure that you have taken all of the proper precautions to keep your dogs and cats safe this holiday season.
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Is your dog more of a jolly old elf, or a Grinch? Take this quiz to find out which movie Santa Claus figure has the most in common with your dog!
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Diabetes is more common in older pets, but it can also occur in younger or pregnant pets. The disease is more manageable if it is detected early and managed with the help of your veterinarian.
#WorldDiabetesDay