Help & Advice

We have now had further guidance from BVA & RCVS on what vaccines should be administered now we have completed the initial 3 week period of no vaccination.

As a measure to comply with Government Guidelines we will, where appropriate, offer veterinary consultations over video link.

Our absolute aim is to continue to provide a service to all referring vets and to your clients throughout this difficult period.

We understand it can be very confusing & distressing about what services we can continue to provide & what services we have to postpone.

During this difficult time our aim is to continue to support all our referral clients and their pets and to ensure that you get the help and advice that you need.

We are still continuing to provide the necessary care & services to our patients.

We are taking extra precautions to make the environment as safe as possible for staff and our clients.

There’s an article circulating currently about a dog having a weak positive test for the new coronavirus.

If the EU withdrawal deal is passed by the UK parliament before January 31st, PETS will continue to operate as it has done up to this date.

Feeding the correct diet is important to prevent problems such as dental disease, diarrhoea and obesity.

For most cats coming to the vets can be a stressful experience, but there are various things you can do to help your cat.

Most insurers will not offer new policies to dogs over 8 or cats over 10 years of age so it is important to make that decision before your pet reaches that age.