News & Advice
Trick Training for Dogs, Cats and Rabbits with Towcester Vets
Did you know that it’s not only dogs who can learn tricks? Enrich your cat or rabbit’s playtime too with these fun tricks.
School’s Out for Summer: Right Time to Get a New Pet?
Take a look at Towcester Vets’ top tips for welcoming a new puppy or kitten this summer.
Towcester Vets Shares Reunion Tales of Long-Lost Microchipped Cats
Towcester Vets has found some incredible reunion stories of cats presumed lost forever – take a look.
Must-Have Pet Camera Features for Northamptonshire Pet Parents
Are you curious about what your furry friend gets up to while you’re out? Our article explores the best pet camera features to look for.
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.
Effective Kitten Litter Training Tips from Towcester Vets
How to choose the right litter box set up and then litter train your kitten in just three easy-to-follow steps.
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.
Is your Cat a Law Breaker?
From the 10th of June 2024 it becomes a legal requirement for all cats in England to have a microchip placed by the time they reach 20 weeks old. Microchipping has been compulsory for dogs since 2016. Is your pet microchipped? What is a microchip? A microchip is a tiny silicone device with a glass […]
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.
The Crias are coming!
Cria season is fast approaching and while we hope everyone’s births are plain sailing, here are a few top tips to ensure your new arrivals remain happy and healthy. Crias should be up within 60 mins and feeding within 2-4 hours. Crias are born without any antibodies to protect them from infection and the only […]
