Regular Pet Care News & Advice
Read on for a host of preventative pet care news and advice that’s free & updated monthly. In the stories below you’ll find seasonal tips & information on how to keep your pet healthy. If you would like us to email you whenever we update the news then simply…
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Choosing boarding kennels for your dog
Towcester Vet’s team have pulled together ten important questions to ask your kennels before booking your dog’s next stay.
Why myxomatosis isn’t just a wild rabbit problem in Northamptonshire
Prevent your rabbit from getting Myxomatosis and other fatal diseases like RVHD by following our vet’s essential advice.
Vets in Towcester share vital dog vaccination advice
Read about why canine vaccinations are so important and when they should be given, in our article.
How to spot common cat health problems at home
The team at Towcester Vets have put together a simple 6-point checklist to help you spot cat health concerns.
Vital hot weather advice for Northamptonshire owners of small furry pets
Read our lifesaving advice that can help your rabbits, guinea pigs, and hamsters stay cool in hot weather.
Ensure a cool and carefree summer for cats in Northamptonshire
Read top tips from our vet nurses for avoiding summer dangers such as cat diseases, accidents, and heatstroke.
Towcester Vets shares 7 summer dangers dogs should avoid
Heatstroke in dogs, burns, lungworm, poisons, accidents, and insect stings – read our summer safety guide.
Towcester Vets summer dog holiday recommendations
Avoid the crowds and head to our top holiday destinations with your dog this summer that aren’t in Cornwall or Devon.
The importance of insurance for pets in Towcester
Veterinary medicine and what we can do to keep your pet fit and well advances year on year. Yet our increasingly sophisticated emergency tests and treatments can be expensive.
How to keep your cat calm on a vet visit to Towcester Vets
By their very nature cats are independent creatures of habit, that like to be in control of their surroundings. Those facts alone can make their annual trip to the vets a stressful experience.
