Southill Vets' news & pet care advice
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TW // Southill Vets explains cancer risk to unneutered female rabbits
As Pet Cancer Awareness Month is in November, our vets are sharing information on uterine tumours in rabbits, which are very common.
TW // Pet cancer awareness month – Wincanton vets share the signs to look for
TW // There are several factors that can put pets at risk of illness, passive smoking being one of them. Learn more about pets and the ‘Big C’ here.
Why Trigger Warnings will be in Southill Vets’ pet care news
We recognise that some of our news may include content that could trigger a negative response for some; learn how we are tackling this.
Home care tips for arthritic dogs from Southill Vets
Get our guide on signs of pain to look for and home adaptations you can make to improve your arthritic dog’s quality of life.
Help Wincanton cats keep calm and carry on this firework season
Fireworks and other sudden noises put cats into ‘fight or flight’ mode. Learn how to help your cat get through the season ahead.
Get Southill Vets’ top tips for getting a new pet rabbit
Where do you buy a rabbit from? Should you get more than one? Read our Vet’s answers to these and more rabbit FAQs.
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.
