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Worming Products
Have you wormed your pet recently? Pets can carry worms without people being aware of it- you might not always see them! We recommend worming your pet at least every three months. If your pet has frequent contact with children then monthly worming is advised. This is because pets may carry Toxocara worms which can cause problems such as blindness in people and children are especially vulnerable.
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Kidney failure
Beverley asks: Could I have caused kidney failure in my greyhound by giving her too much salt in her food as ... view
Red testicles
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Felix makes crunching noises when eating pheasant
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Blue film on cat's eye
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Bloated Stomach
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Urinating
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We have a 3 year old cat we got from Cat's Protection last year. The past few days she's ... view
Major worries with Midnight.
Alan asks: My kitten (unfortunately I have forgotten its DOB) has had major issues. It started yesterday evening when he was ... view
Tremors in chihuahua
Craig asks: In the last couple of hours our 16 month old chihuahua has developed a kind of mini electric shock ... view
Weeping eyes
Lucy asks: We brought our 9 week old kitten home today and she has weeping eyes. Her eyes themselves seem bright ... view
Mange
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Could my dog be pregnant?
Michaela asks: Could my dog be pregnant? She was humped 5 times but did not tie when she was in season. ... view
Dog caught hamster
Natasha asks:
i've had my hamster Moo Moo
for an few days now. The day after I got him
the dog ... view
Not eating
Lisa asks: Treacle is a female, twelve and a half year old dog (lab-staff cross). She has always been full of ... view
Inner eyelid not retracting
Tilly asks: I have a cat who is 4 years old and recently (only 5 or 6 days now) I have ... view
Cat with bad teeth
Julie asks: My cat had to visit the vet last week for a tummy upset and while we were there she ... view
Skin tags
John asks: Hello, my eight month old cocker spaniel appears to have what looks like bubbles near her eyes and on ... view
Mating in first heat
Sarah asks: My 15 month Shi Tzu is nearing the end of her first heat, but during it she has mated ... view
Upset stomach in dog
Sue asks: My 14 year old Yorkie is having loose motions with blood and hard motions. He is straining when they ... view
Treatment of facial bone cancer in cats
astir78 asks: Hi, my cat has just been diagnosed with bone cancer, this has affected the bones on the left side ... view
Hamster's eyes
Stacey asks: I've recently got a new hamster. I noticed this morning that her eye appears slightly puffy and watery. I ... view
Veterinary prescription medication
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