News & Advice
Towcester Vets helps owners understand firework-driven noise phobias in dogs
Our vets explain common signs of noise phobias in dogs. Your dog can be at risk of injury so contact us for help this firework season.
Do you need to bring small furry pets indoors during firework season?
To keep outdoor small furries safe, it’s worth moving them inside during firework season in Northamptonshire – read more.
Help your pets sail through autumn in Northamptonshire with these tips
To combat seasonal changes and make sure your pet is in tip top condition before winter arrives, read our vet’s vital autumn advice.
Our veterinary team share vital care tips for senior cats
As they age, cats require some lifestyle changes. Learn from our vet on how best to manage these to help your cat stay comfortable.
Canine arthritis – age, causes, symptoms and treatment for Northamptonshire dogs
Take our health assessment quiz to see if your dog (young or old) may be suffering from arthritis.
The ultimate test for your cat from our team at Towcester Veterinary Centre
Learn how to teach your cat tricks and test their cognitive ability – share videos of your cat completing their tests with us on Facebook.
Do you agree with Towcester Vets favourite famous felines!
We’ve chosen our top 10 favourite famous felines. There are so many to choose from – who is your favourite? Check out ours and then share yours with us.
How clever is your dog? Towcester Vets can help you find out
Canine cognitive abilities are able to be tested – use our download to see what tests your dog excels in and have fun with them at the same time!
Sheep Abortion Vaccine – supply update
September and October are the peak months for abortion vaccination and both MSD Animal Health, the makers of Toxovax and Ceva, the makers of Cevac Chlamydia, are likely to reach maximum capacity in these months and may not be able to supply 100% of product required. As these diseases cause the majority of abortions that […]
Requirement for Vet Visit Documentation
Changes to EU Animal Health Regulations mean that from 13th December 2023 UK producers sending animals to market or to slaughter must be able to demonstrate that a veterinary visit has taken place in the past 12 months and can no longer self-declare. At least some portion of most carcases is exported which means that […]
