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…
Sign up to our email newsletter
If you have a specific query you can always contact our team for advice.
Cat hay fever symptoms & treatments you need to know about
Hay fever is one of the most common illnesses in cats, yet many owners are not aware of it. Learn more about it here.
Towcester Vets share spring safety tips for dog, cat & rabbit owners
The team at Towcester Vets are sharing advice on common dangers that can affect all pets this season.
4 common types of skin problems in dogs
Whether your dog has allergies, dry skin, a parasite infestation, or fungal infection, it is important to identify the problem at hand.
Important spring parasite advice for Towcester Vets cat owners
Cat fleas and other parasites cannot all be avoided but you can protect your pets and human family from them. Get our advice
Get Towcester Vets advice on dog fleas, worms, and ticks
What do dog fleas look like? Could my dog have worms? Why are ticks dangerous? Catharina answers your questions
Towcester Vets share good and bad foods for rabbits
Learn about foods that can harm your rabbit and download our healthy rabbit meal planner.
Towcester Vets share dog tick removal guide and advice
Get our guide to removing ticks safely from your dog and discover why these pests are so problematic.
Why rabbit vaccinations are so important in Northamptonshire
Is your rabbit protected and ready for outdoor fun this spring? Learn the importance of rabbit vaccinations.
Towcester Vets shares 14 signs of small furry pet dental problems
A common dental problem that rabbits, guinea pigs, and hamsters face is overgrown teeth. Understand the signs to look out for in our article.
Towcester Vets explains the signs of feline dental disease to look for
Dental disease in cats is more common than you might think, affecting around 85% of cats over 3 years old. Read our advice.
