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The Do’s and Don’ts of Flea and Tick Prevention
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 14 June 2023
As a pet owner, do you stick to a strict parasite control routine for your pet, or are you sometimes a few days (or even a few weeks) late with the administration?Whilst we understand that “life happens”, our team wants to gently remind owners about the importance of a solid external parasite control routine for dogs and cats. Here’s how t...
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Understanding, Preventing and Treating Anxiety in Dogs
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 18 May 2023
With more dogs than ever being diagnosed with symptoms of anxiety, it begs the question: is anxiety becoming more common in pets, or are we just getting better at recognising it?With the first week of May being Dog Anxiety Awareness Week, the North Road Vet team is here to shed some light on the topic of canine anxiety - what causes it, how to r...
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Heartworm Signs, Treatment and Prevention
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 17 April 2023
This National Heartworm Awareness Month, the North Road Vet team would like to keep pet owners informed about the risk of heartworm for dogs and cats, and how to best protect pets from this dangerous disease.
What is heartworm disease?
Heartworm disease is caused by infestation with parasitic Dirofilaria immitis worms, which are commonly known...
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How to tell if your pet is overweight
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 16 March 2023
As a loving pet owner, it's essential to pay close attention to your pet's health and well-being. One aspect of their health that can be overlooked is their weight. Obesity is a growing problem among pets, and it can lead to a wide range of health issues, including joint problems, diabetes, and even heart disease. In this article, we wil...
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Pet Skin Cancers
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 16 February 2023
“Slip, slop, slap” isn’t just a good idea for human family members - did you know that cats and dogs can suffer from sun-related skin cancers too?
Is my pet at risk of sun-related skin cancer?
Squamous cell carcinomas (SCC’s) are skin cancers that can occur in both dogs and cats and are associated with high UV lig...
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