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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Nurturing Pet Health & Bonds with Wincanton Vets
Read our article on how preventative treatment and home health care can positively affect the pet and parent relationship.
Gentle Care for Older Pets: Advice from Southill Vets
Read our article on how to keep senior pets comfortable and happy with tips on diet, exercise and veterinary care.
Why Do Cats Knock Things Over? Insights from Vet Bob O’Brien
Read our article to better understand feline behaviour and what message your cat is sending when they knock things over.
How to Bond with Rabbits and Guinea Pigs
Our vets in Wincanton offer great tips on how to build trust and bond with your small furry pet this season.
Making Scents of the World: Nose Work in Dogs
Nose work training is an enriching way to harness this sensory superpower—read Southill Vets’ tips.
Festive Feasting: What’s on the Menu for Furry Friends?
Our Vet Bob has put together simple menus of Christmas foods cats and dogs can enjoy.
Christmas Pet Gifts on a Budget: Ideas from Southill Vets
In this article we share simple, affordable ways to spoil your pets this Christmas without breaking the bank.
A Harmonious Holiday Season? Read Tips from Our Vets in Wincanton
Keep pets calm this holiday season with our vet-approved tips to ease stress and create peaceful spaces for dogs, cats and small pets.
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.
