Category: Vet Advice & Dog Safety

Dog dental disease is one of the most common health problems in dogs, and one of the easiest to miss. Many of us are surprised when a vet raises concerns about a dog’s teeth, especially when they are still eating well and behaving normally. But dog dental disease often develops quietly, and dogs are experts […]

Advice from Niall at Ashwood Vets Christmas is a busy time for dog owners. Most of us want to include our dogs in the celebrations, and Christmas stockings, treats and toys are an easy way to make them part of the day. But according to Niall from Ashwood Vets, a bit of care goes a […]

Christmas dinner is a big part of the festive season. While we enjoy turkey, stuffing and all the trimmings, most dogs are right beside us hoping for a bite. As a vet, this is also the time of year when I see more vomiting, diarrhoea, pancreatitis and toxic food cases than any other time of […]

Fireworks are a dazzling part of celebrations, but for many dogs, they can be a nightmare. While we’re enjoying the colours and sparkle in the sky, our dogs are often hiding under the sofa, trembling, or barking in distress. The loud bangs, bright flashes, and strong smells can be confusing and frightening especially since dogs […]

With high temperatures expected this bank holiday, we’ve launched a new Dog Safety campaign in partnership with Forestside Veterinary Clinic, because sunny days should be safe ones for our dogs too. The campaign tackles common but often overlooked warm weather risks for pets, like hot pavements, heatstroke, and beach hazards. It’s full of simple, practical […]