July 2021 Newsletter

Dear Clients,

Did you know that desexed pets are generally healthier? Unless you intend to breed your animals, your pet should be desexed, both for their health and to prevent unwanted litters of puppies or kittens. Desexing is a routine procedure and animals generally recover from it quickly.

Pet Dental Health Month is just around the corner. As many as four out of five pets aged over 3 years has dental disease, which worsens with age. As with humans, dental disease is easy to prevent at home and regular checks will ensure your pet's continued good health.

Pet Care Articles

The Importance of Desexing Dogs

Desexed animals generally live longer and healthier lives. Also, there is no need to find homes for unwanted or unexpected litters of puppies.

The Importance of Desexing Cats

Thousands of kittens are born during the cat breeding season in cities around the world. Sadly, far too many of those kittens are born to die.

Keeping Pet Rabbits Happy

Looking after a pet rabbit is a very special responsibility. You need to provide adequate housing, a proper diet, regular grooming and veterinary check-ups, as well as give your rabbit plenty of love and attention.

Dental Home Care Options for Pets

Dental home care for your dog or cat can make a tremendous difference to their comfort and health, as well as your veterinary dental bills.

Does Your Pet Have Bad Breath?

Bad breath isn’t normal, it’s a sign of dental disease, one of the most common problems affecting pets today. Don’t let it affect your pet’s health, or your relationship with your pet!