Dogs
Towcester Vets Guide to Finding Your Perfect Companion
Welcoming a new pet into your home is exciting. Here’s what consider before choosing a new puppy, kitten, dog, cat, rabbit or exotic pet.
Towcester Vets Guide to a Safe Summer by the Sea with Your Dog
Can all dogs swim? Is it too hot for dogs? Read our beach and water safety advice for a happy and chilled summer holiday season.
Our six dog-friendly UK staycation hot spots
If you haven’t booked your UK dog-friendly holiday for 2024 yet, check out these top choices from your favourite vets.
Advice for conquering canine cabin fever
If your dog is behaving differently but seems well, they might not be getting the stimulation they need. Learn how to overcome dog boredom here.
Towcester Vets answer FAQs on ticks and the health threat to dogs and humans
Read our answers to frequently asked questions about ticks on dogs and the associated health risks.
Before spring cleaning read our advice on seasonal dog allergies
If you’re preparing for the annual spring clean, read our advice on whether your dog could have hay fever or is allergic to dust.
Competition and Markets Authority Report
This week the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced it’s provisional intention to launch a formal market investigation into the veterinary sector. Their initial review has highlighted some concerns within the industry, particularly with the huge increase in the number of veterinary practices owned by six major corporate groups. At Towcester Vets we would […]
Our Towcester Vets team share vital vaccination advice for dog owners
Essential information about canine infectious diseases and guidelines on which dog vaccinations are recommended for your furry friend.
Winter paw care: protect dogs in from road salt
Dehydration and digestive issues are just two of the risks associated with rock salt ingestion in dogs. Learn more in our article.
XL Bully Dogs
At the end of 2023 XL Bully type dogs were added to the list of banned breeds under the Dangerous Dogs Act. This does not mean that all existing XL Bully type dogs will need to be euthanised, but it does mean that there is now strict legislation involved. Does my dog count as an […]
