Pet healthcare news & advice
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5 tips from Alpha Vets for keeping your rabbit’s heart healthy
Have a read about the common rabbit heart health conditions and what you can do to reduce the risk of your rabbit becoming affected.
Toilet training and basic commands – what your puppy needs to know
Alpha Vets’ nurses share their best advice on puppy toilet training and what commands to teach early on.
Cat microchipping: the new regulations
Cat owners in Teddington, in fact the whole of England, must be proactive at protecting their pets. Book a microchip appointment now.
Claire’s top tips for litter training your kitten
When it comes to litter tray basics, you need these tips! Get your kitten house trained with our latest guide.
Vet nurses in Teddington have the ultimate baby bunny checklist for new parents
If you’re planning on bringing home a new baby bunny, have a read of our vet nurses’ top advice & what you need to know beforehand.
Alpha Vets: Keeping your dog calm during firework season
Firework season can affect all pets – learn how to help your dog keep calm with these top tips from our veterinary team.
Firework advice for cat owners in Greater London
Top tips from our experienced vets on how to help your cats stay calm this firework season – learn more here…
Alpha Vets’ top tips for rabbit owners
With firework season ahead, now is the time to prepare your rabbit’s home to keep them as stress-free as possible. Learn more here.
Alpha Vets’ guide to puppy neutering
As the responsible choice for controlling the UK’s dog population, puppy neutering can also provide many behavioural and health benefits.
Symptoms and warning signs your small furry pet could be expecting!
In this article, our Head Nurse Claire runs us through the tell-tale signs that your rabbit or guinea pig may be pregnant.
