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Using Feliway Classic for Calmer Travelling with your Cat Does your cat find travelling in the car stressful? Feliway gives tips on how to help make your cat less stressed during car travel. You can find the full Feliway and
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.
This page is designed to provide an overview of the most common health problems of rabbits. If you have any concerns about the health of your rabbit then please do not hesitate to contact us. Digestive System – Stasis The
Dental Disease Rabbits with teeth that do not meet correctly (malocclusion) are potentially in a dangerous state. A rabbit’s teeth grow throughout its life and so incisors that do not align can become so long that they become embedded in
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,
The Frequency of Vaccinations The routine administration of vaccines in dogs has been one of the most significant factors in the consistent reduction of serious canine infectious diseases. However there have been some concerns raised about the frequency of vaccination
Myxomatosis and Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease There are two very serious viral diseases in rabbits that are common in unvaccinated rabbits: myxomatosis and rabbit haemorrhagic disease (RHD). This was previously known as viral haemorrhagic disease, or VHD. There is now a known
Housing your Rabbit Many rabbits are housed outdoors in wooden hutches, whilst others are housed indoors in plastic and wire cages. Outdoor Rabbits Outdoor runs should be well protected from the weather – rain, cold, wind and heat must all