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Pet healthcare news & advice from Claygate Vets

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Can Hot Pavements Burn a Dog’s Paws?

July 21st, 2026

Our Vet, Darren Partridge shares advice on protecting your dog’s paws from hot surfaces and avoiding summer injuries

Is Your Dog’s Shampoo Causing Skin Problems?

July 14th, 2026

Vets in Claygate explain how to spot shampoo-related skin issues and choose safer options.

Why Do Some Pets Eat Less in Summer?

July 7th, 2026

Feeding advice from Claygate Vets to support pets in hot weather.

Know When It’s Too Hot to Walk Your Dog

June 22nd, 2026

Understand what temperatures can cause a problem for your dog whilst out walking in Surrey and why.

Keeping Your Indoor Cat Cool This Summer In Surrey

June 22nd, 2026

How to keep your indoor cat cool with simple tips on ventilation, hydration, and DIY cooling methods

Pet Heatstroke Help: Spot the Signs and Act Fast

June 22nd, 2026

Pets in Surrey are vulnerable to heatstroke during warmer months. Read our vet’s advice to stay prepared.

Keeping Your Rabbit Cool This Summer With Claygate Vets

June 18th, 2026

How to keep rabbits cool in summer with vet-approved tips to prevent heatstroke and keep your rabbit safe

Pet Holiday Advice From Our Vets in Claygate

June 15th, 2026

Pet care options when on holiday: vet advice on kennels, sitters, and choosing the right care

Claygate Vets’ Pre-Travel Health Checklist for Dogs

June 8th, 2026

Pre-travel pet health check tips to ensure your dog is vaccinated, groomed, and ready for travel

Grumpy or In Pain? Darren Explains Senior Pet Moods

May 21st, 2026

Read our article on how to spot pain in senior dogs and cats and help them feel themselves again.