Poor wee Pip nearly died after eating food left out in the garden for the birds which had gone mouldy. Never ever let your pet eat mouldy food as it can be highly toxic, and little Pip is lucky to be alive:
#DidYouKnow Pets in the UK have been protected from diseases such as parvovirus, hepatitis, distemper and leptospirosis - all of which used to be endemic here- thanks to vaccination and herd immunity #VaccinesWork https://t.co/cjB9UdkbED
Do your rabbits have enough room to play in? Rabbit enrichment is very important which is why you should always make sure they have an area of at least 3m x 2m to run around in and enough toys to play with to keep them from getting bored. #RabbitWelfare
Thanks for coming over @fredatheflea - Al was a real character who touched the lives of many vets, pets and their owners. An inquisitive & intellectual mind, a grammar fanatic... and a mischievous eejit who enjoyed a good wind-up! He’ll be sorely missed. #NIVA#BVA#BSAVA#NI
Planning on spoiling your mum for Mother's Day? Please leave out lilies if she has a cat – they can be fatal! Signs of poisoning include drooling, vomiting, refusing food and lethargy. Seek veterinary attention immediately if you think your cat has come into contact with lilies.
Although we may be tempted to laugh at GIFs like this, feline obesity is no laughing matter. Obese cats are predisposed to a range of very unpleasant health conditions and diseases and have been found to have shorter life expectancies https://t.co/nnCgJVhvs2 #ObesityAwarenessWeek
⚠️ We have had our first antifreeze poisoning fatality of the winter 😢⚠️
As you get the car winter ready, please be
aware of the dangers of antifreeze. A simple spill left when you treat your... https://t.co/6C15Vkb1iy