Pet healthcare news & advice
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Vet nurses in Teddington have the best dog grooming tips for you
Is there more to dog grooming than just getting rid of tangles and dead hair? Find out what our veterinary nurses advise in our article.
Need to give your cat a tablet? Alpha Vets’ nurses break it down
If you’re wondering how to give your cat a tablet without getting scratched to pieces, you’ve come to the right place!
Worm Watch: 8 Signs to look for in your dog
Vet Darren Partridge talks about worms in dogs and how to spot them at home. Plus, download our bonus flea spotting guide.
Understanding tapeworms and pinworms in pet mice, rats, and hamsters
In this article, vets at Alpha Vets discuss tapeworms and pinworms in pet mice, rats, and hamsters.
5 cat emergencies to get ahead of this spring
Our vets in Teddington highlight some common cat emergencies to watch out for this month.
Tick Alert: Why check your dog regularly
Vet Darren Partridge, answers some frequently asked questions about ticks and the danger they pose to dogs and humans.
Dealing with tapeworms in cats and other intestinal parasites
Alpha Veterinary Surgery explore why regular worming is important for cats and the dangers that intestinal worms pose.
Get Alpha Vets’ guide to edible gardens for small furries
Learn the benefits of creating an edible garden for your pet, as well as tips on which foods to plant and what you’ll need to get started.
Spring cleaning safety tips including which products are toxic for cats
How to ensure your curious cat stays happy and healthy with spring cleaning tips from the team at Alpha Vets.
Alpha Vets on spring gardening safety for dog owners
Learn which plants are toxic to dogs as well as pet-friendly plants, ready for your first spring gardening session this month.
