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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Wincanton Vet Nurses give top tips to new guinea pig owners
Good food, a comfy home, simple toys – it doesn’t take much to make a guinea pig happy. Read our top tips here.
Bob shares 7 checks you should do on your dog at home and why
Read Bob’s advice on how and why you should be checking your dog at home at least weekly.
Get Southill Vets’ 6-point cat checklist to do at home
Cats are notorious for hiding pain and illness. Use our cat checklist to monitor important health changes at home.
How to find the right companion to make your rabbit happy
Rabbits are highly sociable animals – find out how having the right companion will help your bunny feel happy and fulfilled.
Why do cats overgroom? Vet Bob O’Brien explains
What does overgrooming in cats actually mean and what causes it? Bob has this advice for cat owners.
Unwanted dog behaviours – what are they trying to tell you?
The team at Southill Vets have put together some helpful advice on dog behaviour and where to seek help.
Bob offers advice on transporting guinea pigs
Whether it’s travelling for holidays or just to the vet, our small mammal travel tick list will help you minimise stress on any trip.
Kitten vaccinations, enrichment & nutrition – read our Vet’s advice
There is much to consider when it comes to getting a new kitten. Follow our advice to give them the best start.
Choosing cat holiday care in the Wincanton area
Making early holiday arrangements for pets is essential. Read our tips for cat owners who are considering care options this summer.
Does my dog need an ID tag AND a microchip?
Bob helps to clear up any confusion by explaining the UK laws on dog ID tags and microchipping.
