Southill Vets' news & pet care advice
To help you keep your pet happy and healthy, we update our news and free pet care advice regularly. Discover seasonal and local pet care tips, as well as preventative advice and topical articles below.
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Senior Pet Mobility: Preventing Slips and Falls on Ice
In this article our vets in Wincanton suggest ways to safely exercise senior dogs in winter and avoid accidents.
Vet Bob O’Brien on Preventing Diabetes in Dogs, Cats & Rabbits
Read our article on the common causes of diabetes in pets and lifestyle factors that may help reduce the risk.
Create a Warm Environment for Young Pets with Southill Vets
Very young animals need extra warmth in Winter. Here’s our tips on keeping them snuggly and safe.
How to Spot a Puppy Scam Online
Looking for a new puppy to join your family? Learn how to recognise online scams and safely find yourself a new furry companion in Wincanton.
Bob Shares 5 Foods that Pack on the Pet Pounds
Read our article summarising some of the worst offenders when it comes fatty foods people give dogs and cats.
How to Spot Heart Disease in Dogs Early
Keeping hearts healthy: our Vet Bob O’Brien shares common heart problems in dogs and how to help prevent them.
Pet Tips for a Happy Halloween in Wincanton
Snacks, costumes, decorations and Halloween visitors – what to avoid and how to keep pets safe and calm.
Vet nurses in Wincanton on Autumn Care for Outdoor Small Pets
Prepare for winter by knowing when to move rabbits and guinea pigs indoors. Get tips on temperature monitoring and cosy indoor spaces.
Simple Changes to Support Arthritic Pets at Home
Straight-forward home care ideas from Southill Vets to provide comfort for pets with arthritis.
Six Pet Care Life Hacks from Pet Parents in Wincanton
Our vets have gathered a few of their favourite tips from pet owners, to help make pet care that little bit easier.
