News & Advice

The Thoroughbred Package

March 17th, 2026

Do you own a Thoroughbred? Or an ex racehorse perhaps? The transition from racing looks different for every horse – some have had long careers, some have only trained. Our team at Towcester Equine Vets understand the challenges that people face when taking on an ex racehorse beginning their next chapter. This NEW package offer […]

Spot the Signs of Spring Moulting vs Pet Skin Problems

March 16th, 2026

Scratching, shedding or sore skin? Our vets at Towcester Vets share the signs of skin problems in spring.

Read Towcester Veterinary Centre’s Guide to The Real “March Flea Spike”

March 9th, 2026

Don’t let dormant fleas catch you out this March — read our article on how to protect your pet and home.

When Behaviour Changes: What It May Mean for Your Dog’s Health

February 23rd, 2026

Our vets in Towcester explain how dogs communicate their discomfort and how to listen without words.

Why Prioritising Your Pet’s Health Is the Ultimate Act of Love

February 16th, 2026

Our vets in Towcester explain how prioritising your pet’s health care can strengthen your bond.

Towcester Vets on Gentler Care for Older Pets

February 9th, 2026

Read our article on how to keep senior pets comfortable and happy with tips on diet, exercise and veterinary care.

Nose Work Training for Dogs: Get Towcester Vets’ Tips

January 19th, 2026

In this article, our vets in are sharing ideas you’ll love for harnessing your dog’s sniffing superpower.

How to Bond with Rabbits and Guinea Pigs

January 15th, 2026

Our vets in Towcester offer great tips on how to build trust and bond with your small furry pet this season.

Why Do Cats Knock Things Over? Insights from Towcester Vets

January 12th, 2026

Read our article to better understand feline behaviour and what message your cat is sending when they knock things over.

Camelid Blood Drive

December 23rd, 2025

We will be holding our annual Camelid Blood Drive @ Onley Grounds Farm CV23 8AJ on Monday 26th January 2026. On this day we take blood from donor alpacas which is then transported to the Pet Blood Bank for processing to produce plasma. Plasma is a vital part of treating crias who don’t get enough […]