News & Advice
Towcester Vets’ Guide to Calming Aids Before Firework Season
Simple ways to set up calming aids and a safe space before the fireworks start.
Autumn Prep: Checks for Rabbit and Guinea Pig Housing in Northamptonshire
Rabbit and guinea pig housing tips to keep small pets comfortable, clean and safe going into autumn
Last chance to claim for the Animal Health & Welfare Pathway
The funding for the Animal Health and Welfare Pathway comes to an end in June 2027, but there is still time to claim for a Health Plan AND follow-up testing! For beef cattle this means: £647 for health plan + BVD check test £954 (PI hunt) or £258 for follow-up BVD testing For sheep this […]
Less Play, More Rest? Subtle Signs Your Pet Might Be in Pain
Our team at Towcester Vets share the subtle signs of pain in cats and dogs that many owners can overlook.
Annual Red Tractor Health Plans
We will now be encouraging Red Tractor Health Plans to be carried out annually. Paperwork will be emailed out to you in advance of your review date, and prompt return of your health plan data within 2 weeks will result in a 10% discount on fees! This will help to ensure that your farm is […]
Summer Pet Care
Summer pet care advice from our vet to help keep your pets safe, healthy and comfortable during warmer weather.
Ear Infections in Dogs
Dog ear infections after swimming are more common than you’d think – here’s what to watch for and how to keep ears healthy.
Towcester Vets’ Guide for New Puppies and Kittens
New puppy or kitten this summer? Here’s what every owner should know about caring for a young pet.
New for August 2026! Towcester Vets Pet Health Plans
We are very excited to announce that we have launched a health plan that can help spread the cost of your pets routine health care! This new option is available for all sizes of dogs and puppies, cats and kittens and rabbits. Our registered clients can sign up now! For a set monthly fee, members […]
Paddling Pools for Dogs: Are They Safe?
Paddling pools can be great for dogs in summer – but there are a few things to know first. Here’s how to keep water play safe.
