Pet healthcare news & advice
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Read Darren’s advice on why kittens should not have kittens
Neutering your kitten has many benefits – our Vet has put together advice on responsible kitten ownership and how best to keep them safe.
Get Alpha Vets’ tips for choosing rabbit care for your trip
To ensure you have a stress-free holiday, finding the right rabbit sitter to care for your pet is essential. Learn more here.
Alpha Vets has the purrrfect guide for your cat’s holiday sitter
Download our summer first aid tips for cats and give your pet sitter the most perfect handover of information ahead of your holiday!
Vet Darren shares some dos and don’ts for your dog friendly UK holiday
Travel sickness affects many dogs. The longer commute for your UK holiday may make them poorly – download our free travel sickness guide.
Know the signs of these six common hamster illnesses
In this article, Vet Darren Partridge discusses the signs to look for in a poorly hamster, how to tell if they are hibernating and tips for a happy pet.
Vet Darren Partridge shares advice on dealing with an anxious cat
Many different factors can trigger cat anxiety, from trauma to phobias; here is a guide to help spot the symptoms and figure out what is causing them.
Alpha Vets have tips for dealing with anxiety in dogs
Just like us, dogs can suffer from anxiety. Looking out for signs of anxiety in dogs is important to help them get the treatment they need. Learn more here
Why two rabbits are better than one
Darren explains why rabbits are better kept in pairs and how to spot if your pet rabbit is lonely.
Good news for cats in Greater London with hay fever
Hay fever in cats is not to be sneezed at. It can make them feel as miserable as it does us humans – but the good news is that it’s highly treatable.
Darren describes common dog allergies that can flare up spring
Springtime can cause havoc for your dog’s health. Learn about the most common dog allergies in our article.
