June was National Microchipping Month, this is a month long event to raise awareness of the importance of microchipping your pet. If a pet is unidentifiable it can be very difficult to trace them if they become lost or get stolen.
We are proud to be able to offer keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery as routine at our Hospital in Barnet, for bitch spays and other types of operations. This is a modern and less traumatic procedure that helps our pets recover more quickly from addominal surgery.
Puppies should not be left on their own for any length of time. Do you need someone to look after your puppy for the first few weeks during the day while you are at work, or even for a couple of hours to go shopping? We have the solution……..
Angiostrongylus vasorum, also known as French Heartworm, is responsible for a condition that affects dogs known as angiostrongylosis, which over the last few years seems to have been on the increase. Unfortunately, if left untreated this disease can represent a very serious risk to a dog’s health..........
If not from our own experience, then from watching shows like ER & casualty, we are all aware of the extensive use made of blood & blood products nowadays in human medicine.
With Easter bunnies about to skip around the gardens you would probably be surprised to discover that chocolate can be poisonous to your dog if it is eaten in large enough quantities.
When you choose your holiday destination and carefully plan which is the best hotel for you to stay in - don’t forget to plan your pets holiday accommodation as well.
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