Now the evenings are darker and the nights are getting colder, there are a few things for us to consider for our furry friends. Walking in snow and grit – Once temperatures drop, grit spread on roads can be irritating … Continue reading →
Cryotherapy refers to a procedure where we use extreme cold temperatures to ‘freeze off’ small skin lesions. The procedure uses Cryogen gases which provide rapid freezing of tissue which damages the associated cells and blood supply. What are the benefits … Continue reading →
Noise fears are common in cats and dogs with fireworks being one of the most common triggers, especially around this time of year. Managing these fears is important to prevent an increased fear response year after year which often involves … Continue reading →
