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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Bob’s pregnancy advice for hamsters, guinea pigs and other small furries
If you notice your new pet has a pregnancy bump, our team can help you. Read our article for more advice and get in touch.
Important updates and changes to prescription medication
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) is the governing body for vets within the UK, the RCVS provide guidelines for veterinarians and veterinary nurses. We have to adhere to the guidelines set out by the RCVS, which is why we have outlined the recent changes to the rules. The altered guidelines are put in […]
Why cat neutering is about more than unplanned kittens
One of the most responsible choices cat owners in Wincanton can make is to opt for cat neutering – learn why in our article.
Antifreeze pet poisoning risks in Wincanton
Being sugary sweet means that cats and dogs often find antifreeze tempting to taste. However, this substance is TOXIC – learn more here.
Learn how to exercise your small furry pets with Southill Vets
There are various ways to increase your small furry pets’ exercise levels both inside and outside of their enclosure. Learn more here.
Winter paw care: protect dogs in from road salt
Bob has important advice for dog owners on the need to be proactive in protecting their dog’s paws on winter walks.
Valuable advice for cat adoption in 2024 from Southill Vets
Adopting a cat from a rescue centre can be a wholesome way to introduce a new feline friend to your family. Read our essential questions to ask.
How to help your dog cope with the upheaval and stress of a house move
To help dog owners with a house move, our team have put together some advice on helping dogs cope with this big event.
Degus, rabbits, hamsters… is 2024 the year to consider a new small furry pet?
Southill Vets urge those who are considering a small furry pet to do plenty of research on the care needs before purchasing.
5 common canine conditions we treat in winter at Southill Vets
We often see the same winter dog health conditions every year in clinic. Read our article on how to protect your pet and keep them healthy.
