Southill Vets' news & pet care advice
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Microchip Miracles: Reuniting Long-Lost Cats
Southill Vets shares heartwarming tales of happy cat reunions that highlight the importance of microchipping.
Wincanton Vet Nurses Share Ideas for the Perfect Pet Name
When you look at your new cat, dog, or another type of pet, what name suits them? Check out these creative tips for naming your new best friend.
What to Consider When Choosing a New Pet
In Southill Vets’ guide we explore what to look for in a new pet to ensure a long, happy and harmonious relationship.
Finding Your Rabbit a Furry Friend in Wincanton
Rabbits are social creatures, read about compatibility factors that can help you determine happy rabbit pairings in this article.
Wincanton cats know what they want from a pet sitter
To get the best holiday cat care and limit changes that could unsettle your feline friend when you go away, read our advice here.
Six dog-friendly UK staycation hot spots – from Southill Vets
If you haven’t booked your UK dog-friendly holiday for 2024 yet, check out these top choices from your favourite vets.
The ultimate pre-holiday check list for small furry pets
Southill Vets have got your upcoming holiday covered with a pet check list that’ll leave your small animals in safe paws.
Flystrike Alert: Protecting rabbits & guinea pigs in Wincanton
Read our invaluable information on how to prevent flystrike and how to spot the signs in rabbits and guinea pigs.
Understanding the dangers of ticks on dogs
Vet Bob O’Brien, answers some commonly asked questions about ticks and the danger they pose to dogs and humans.
Southill Vets shares five signs your cat may have fleas
If your cat is exhibiting the signs discussed in this articles, you may need to consider cat flea treatment to rid your cat and your home of fleas.
