News & Advice
Towcester Vets shares a simple home check for overweight rabbits
Our veterinary nurses share simple checks you can do at home to see if your rabbit is overweight.
Towcester Vets talk trauma, poisoning and more cat emergencies
Read our article to find out the signs of five common cat emergencies to look out for this spring especially.
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.
Towcester Vets share common signs of cat fleas
Fleas are tiny parasites that can quickly become a nuisance for both cats and their human companions. Here are some signs to look out for.
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.
Towcester Vets essential facts about cat leukaemia
What is Feline Leukaemia? Learn about this contagious cat disease in our article and how to reduce the risk with the help of your vet.
What good pet nutrition looks like and why it’s important
Responsible Pet Ownership month has the team at Towcester Veterinary Centre excited about pet nutrition and how to get it right! Read more here.
Why neutering is the responsible choice for cat owners in Northamptonshire
In this article, our team will explore why and how cat neutering benefits both individual cats and the larger feline population.
