Southill Vets' news & pet care advice

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What is A Healthy Pet Weight for Summer in Wincanton

May 21st, 2026

Top tips from our vets on how to beat the heat and keep your pet a healthy weight in the warmer months.

Bob O’Brien Explains the Key Milestones in Your Pet’s Life

May 18th, 2026

Top tips from our vet on navigating your pet’s changing needs and caring for pets at every age.

How to Combat Cat Worms

May 11th, 2026

Tips from our team at Southill Vets on protecting your cat from intestinal worms. Don’t wait for symptoms to occur.

Busy Parks? 5 Tips for a Better Dog Walk

April 20th, 2026

For spring walks in Wincanton without the chaos, check out these 5 must-know tips from our team.

My Pet Promise: Teaching Kids About Caring for Small Pets

April 13th, 2026

Growing up with small furry friends — read Southill Vets’ tips for young owners.

Got a Question About Dog or Cat Care This Spring?

April 7th, 2026

Our Vet Bob O’Brien answers your common spring pet health questions for dogs and cats.

Worms Worries: How to Keep Dogs in Wincanton Safe

March 23rd, 2026

Learn about the different types of worms, how they are contracted, and why preventing them is key.

Why Is My Pet Losing Hair? Southill Vets Explains

March 16th, 2026

Is my pet just moulting? In this article, our vets explain how to spot skin issues early in cats, dogs and rabbits.

Read Bob’s Guide to The Real “March Flea Spike”

March 9th, 2026

Don’t let dormant fleas catch you out this March – read our article on how to protect your pet and home.

When Behaviour Changes: What It May Mean for Your Dog’s Health

February 23rd, 2026

Our vets in Wincanton explain how dogs communicate their discomfort and how to listen without words.