30 Jul 2026 | Articles, Horses
Changes in a mare’s ovaries can lead to a variety of physical and behavioral issues. While some changes are a normal part of the reproductive cycle, abnormal growths like cysts can cause problems ranging from poor performance to significant behavioral shifts....
21 Jul 2026 | Articles, Cats
Pancreatitis, the inflammation of the pancreas, is a significant and surprisingly common disease in cats. It can range from a mild, almost unnoticeable illness to a severe, life-threatening crisis. Understanding this complex condition is key for any cat owner, as its...
24 Jun 2026 | Articles, Cats
Protect Your Cat: Understanding Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV) and Our New Vaccination Protocol We are pleased to offer an enhanced vaccination protocol to protect your cat against Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV), a significant cause of illness in cats. Our goal is to...
22 Jun 2026 | Articles, Cats
What is feline diabetes? Diabetes mellitus in cats occurs when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin, or the cells can’t use insulin effectively. Insulin is the hormone that moves glucose from the blood into cells for energy. When that system breaks down, glucose...
2 Jun 2026 | Articles, Horses
A Progressive Dental Disease in Older Horses Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis, commonly known as EOTRH, is a painful and progressive dental condition that primarily affects the incisor and canine teeth of older horses, typically those over the...
27 May 2026 | Articles, Cats
You may have been told that your cat needs a dental – understandable! but why do they cost so much? Surely it can’t be that hard, right? We thought we’d put together some information to help you understand what happens, and how our practice deals...
