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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How to Keep Your Pet’s Skin Healthy This Winter in Wincanton
Southill Vets knows that winter can be challenging and have some tips to help your pet stay hydrated, happy and healthy.
Flood Safety Tips For Pets: Create A Reliable Evacuation Plan
Wondering what to do with pets during a flood? The team at Southill Vets share how to create a flood evacuation plan.
Winter Care for Chronic Pet Illnesses from Southill Vets
Winter can exacerbate long-term pet health conditions like arthritis, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease – here’s how to help.
Dog-Friendly Places to do Your Christmas Shopping in Wincanton
If your dog loves going everywhere with you, why not enjoy some holiday season shopping together this December?
Toy Time for Your Tabby: Southill Vets’ Guide to Cat Toys
Discover the best toys to stimulate your cat’s mind and body. Learn about different types of cat toys, from interactive puzzles to plush companions.
Healthy Heart, Happy Mind: Why Dog Walking Rocks!
Our team at Southill Vets are sharing the why’s and how’s of dog walking your way to healthy hearts and happy minds.
Expert Dental Care Tips for Dogs, Cats, Rabbits and Small Furries
Learn how to keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy with these expert dental care tips from your vets in Wincanton.
Autumn Changes for Dogs, Cats and Rabbits in Wincanton
As summer fades into autumn, our team advise adjusting your pet’s routine to align with the changing season.
Would Your Cat Love a Catio?
Veterinary nurses at Southill Vets have the purrrfect solution to giving your cat outdoor space whilst keeping them safe.
First Fireworks Season with Your Pet? Here’s What to Know
New pet owner? Get tips on how to handle fireworks season and keep your pet calm from our Vet Bob O’Brien.
