Travelling With Your Pet Post-Brexit We wanted to update you on the latest guidance relating to Pet Passports and travelling with your pet following Brexit. If your pet currently holds an EU Pet Passport, or you are looking to travel
Dog Breeding Regulations and Lucy’s Law On 1st October 2018, new regulations came into effect concerning pet animals in England. These include; dog breeding, dog and cat boarding, selling animals as pets and keeping or training animals for exhibition. The
Cutaneous and Renal Glomerular Vasculopathy (CRGV) Alabama Rot, or cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy (CRGV), is a disease which we actually know very little about. It often presents with sores or lesions on your dog’s skin, and can sadly be
Natures Menu – Real Food Pets Love We are pleased to announce that we have started stocking Natures Menu raw pet food at our Great Dunmow practice, including a range of raw nuggets and raw food treats. Natures Menu believe
What foods are poisonous to pets? Should you panic if your dog has eaten chocolate or a mince pie? Are Brussel Sprouts evil (and not just for what they do to your innards)? Has your cat taken a fancy to
A helpful guide to understanding what is Separation Anxiety and what can be done to support dogs that suffer from it. Presented by Dog Behaviourist, Carolyn Menteith, and supported by Ceva Veterinary Advisor, Sarah Endersby. You can purchase or order
How To Help Your Dog Stay Calm Dogs can be fearful of loud bangs and flashes of light, but there are steps you can take to help them keep calm and cope on fireworks night or during thunderstorms. Build them
A helpful practical guide on how to toilet train your puppy. This also covers aspects of crate training. Demonstrated by Dog Behaviourist, Carolyn Menteith, and supported by Ceva Veterinary Advisor, Sarah Endersby.
Nobivac Lepto 4 Vaccine (L4) You may have heard of a new vaccine on the market, the Nobivac Lepto 4 vaccine produced by MSD Animal Health, we have put together this information sheet to help you understand what it all
The First 12-16 Weeks The most important period of development in a puppy’s life is around 12-16 weeks. This is the age that most socialisation and familiarisation takes place. Socialisation is the process whereby puppies become familiar with other animals,