Your Senior Dog’s Health: What Rothwell Dog Owners Need to Know
It can be difficult to pinpoint the moment your dog becomes a senior. Perhaps they’re a little slower on their morning walk, sleep more deeply
Category: Dogs
Pyometra in Dogs: What Every Owner of an Unspayed Female Should Know
If you’ve never heard of pyometra, you’re not alone. It’s one of those conditions that many dog owners only discover when their own pet suddenly
Keeping an Eye on Your Pet’s Heart: A Simple Guide for Owners
When we think about heart disease in pets, most of us picture an older, frail dog struggling to get up the stairs. But the reality
Laparoscopic Spay for Dogs: What Rothwell Owners Need to Know
You’ve probably heard the term “keyhole surgery” before – but when it comes to spaying your dog, it’s not always clear what that actually means
Going on holiday? Here’s our vet’s guide on planning for your pet’s care needs.
With the days getting longer and the weather finally starting to warm up, you might be thinking about plans for the summer. Planning a holiday
The Easter hazards most pet owners don’t know about
Most pet owners know to keep chocolate away from dogs at Easter, but chocolate isn’t the only danger lurking in your home and garden this
Dental Disease in Dogs: Signs, Treatment & Prevention
Dental disease is one of the most common health problems affecting dogs, yet it often goes unnoticed until it becomes painful or advanced. Many owners
A Guide to Canine Heart Health: Why Early Cardiac Screenings Matter
Heart disease in dogs (and cats) is more common than you might think! It can be caused by inherited or congenital defects in the heart,
Pet Weight Management Guide: Why Healthy Weight Matters & How to Help Your Dog or Cat Stay Well
We all already know that pet weight management plays a vital role in your pet’s long-term health, comfort, and quality of life. Unfortunately, all over
A Guide to Pain Management for Dogs: Signs, Causes, Home Support, and Veterinary Options
Many things can impact your dog’s quality of life, and one of the big ones is pain. Pain can significantly affect a dog’s quality of