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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Ferrets in season – make a plan now with Southill Vets
The ferret breeding season typically runs from March to September. Read our article on how you can reduce the potential health risks for jills (females).
Vets in Wincanton offer advice on which pets need neutering and why
Neutering offers a range of benefits for many pets – especially those kept in pairs. Check if your pet species is mentioned in our article here.
Vet Bob O’Brien recommends six dental checks every dog owner should be making
Download our simple checklist and follow our head vet’s advice sheet to help your dog’s teeth stay in tip top condition.
Why you need to act now to protect your cat’s oral health
Find out why most cat owners in Wincanton need to take action NOW to protect their pet’s oral health.
Get advice from Southill Vets’ nurses on rabbit enrichment
You can enrich your rabbit’s life with just a few simple adjustments to its surroundings, so check out our tips here.
Six easy ways to perk up your pooch in the new year
Looking for ways to perk up your pooch? Read our article for advice on how to combat boredom in dogs including dog game ideas.
7 ways to keep your cat content while you’re at work
Cats need stimulating activities and inspiring surroundings. Read Southill Vets’ advice on how to provide them.
Bonfire Night, Christmas, New Year – how to help stressed dogs cope
As you head into 2023, how can you and your dog enjoy some calm and a return to routine?
How cat stress presents itself
Southill Vets’ cat-loving team have put together a guide on cat stress for you.
Is your rabbit, hamsters or other small furry pet stressed out?
The vets at our Wincanton veterinary practice have some helpful advice on stress.
