If your pet has been to see the vet and they have been given a treatment plan, you may want to continue this at home to ensure your pet’s ears fully recover. Our guidance on caring for your pet’s ears below is based on post-treatment and after your pet has had a full examination on …
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Understanding the impact of stress on your pet’s health We all know stress can take a toll on our health, but did you know it can also significantly impact your pet’s wellbeing? Just like us, pets experience stress and anxiety in response to various situations. Chronic stress, however, can have a detrimental effect on your …
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Treats and Hidden Threats: Protecting Your Dog from Xylitol Poisoning We love sharing the good times with our dogs, and sometimes that means indulging them in a special treat from time-to-time. However, together with the fun, it’s crucial to be aware of hidden dangers that can be in seemingly harmless snacks. One of those dangers …
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The silver years: Special considerations for senior pet wellness Our pets bring us countless moments of joy and unconditional love throughout their lives. As they enter their senior years, however, their needs can change. They may become less energetic, require adjustments to their diet and environment, and be more susceptible to certain health concerns.
Summer is a time for fun in the sun, and many of us enjoy spending time outdoors with our pets, however, on the surface of ponds and lakes can be a hidden danger: blue-green algae. While not all algae are harmful, blue-green algae (also known as cyanobacteria) can produce extremely dangerous toxins and be fatal …
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PRESCRIPTIONS UPDATE On 1st September 2023 our regulatory body, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) introduced new guidance on prescribing prescription-only medicines. There was a grace period until 1st January 2024 for some classes of medication including parasiticides (flea, tick and worming treatments). The new guidance requires that a clinical assessment, which usually entails a physical examination of your …
Summer is a time for fun in the sun, but it’s important to remember that the warm weather can be just as uncomfortable for our pets. As dog owners, it’s our responsibility to ensure they stay safe and stay cool in the warm weather. Don’t let the heat slow you down! With a few essential …
Keeping your pet’s claws trimmed is an essential part of their overall health and wellbeing. Long nails can cause discomfort, make walking difficult and even lead to accidental injuries to both you and your pet. While clipping your pet’s claws might seem daunting at first, with a little practice and the right approach, it can …
The most common allergies in cats Cats commonly experience four types of allergies: insects (fleas), food allergies, atopic dermatitis (triggered by house dust, pollen, and moulds) and contact allergies. While they exhibit shared physical expressions and signs, each allergy type also presents unique features. If you believe your cat is showing signs of an allergy, then …
A frequent question asked is whether cats should consume canned or dry food. Fortunately, many commercial cat foods offer an excellent nutritional source, whether in the form of dry or wet cat food. However, hinges on various factors, including weight, health conditions and budget. Deciding whether to opt for dry, canned or a combination of both …
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Moor Cottage Veterinary Practice
London Road,
Binfield,
Bracknell,
Berkshire,
RG42 4AA
Tel: 01344 450345
Email: [email protected]
Known to our friends as the "best vets in Bracknell" and the "best vets in Berkshire"
