Pet healthcare news & advice
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Ticks and Your Pet: Prevention, Checks and Safe Removal
Our vets in Teddington explain why preventative tick treatment for dogs and cats is important and how to safely remove ticks.
Alpha Vets’ Pet Guide to a Safe Spring Garden
Hidden garden hazards: read our article on what pet owners should check this spring.
Our Vets in Teddington Explain How Oral Care Impacts Your Pet’s Health
Read our article on dental care for your dog this Pet Dental Health Month, with advice for oral care at home and vet check-ups.
Recognising Dental Discomfort in Cats with Alpha Vets
Our vets explain the key signs of dental pain in cats and how dental problems can affect the overall health of your feline friend.
Keeping Your Exotic Pet Happy: Food, Fun and Fitness
Alpha Vets’ team explain how diet and stimulation go hand in hand for exotic pet health.
Winter Slump? Here’s Alpha Vets’ Tips to Boost Your Pet’s Vitality
As the days get longer, it’s the perfect time to shake off the winter slump. Read our advice on refining routines and getting your pet spring-ready.
Our Vets in Teddington Discuss the Dangers of Gut Stasis
Gut stasis can be a silent killer in rabbits and guinea pigs. Spot the signs early and know when to seek help.
Keep Your Dog’s Social Life Thriving This Winter in Greater London
Looking for ways to keep your dog’s social butterfly status in check this cold season? Take a look at these five activities.
Everything you need to know about rabbit grooming from Alpha Vets
Read our article to understand why rabbits need grooming and how to do it safely.
Get Inspired with Alpha Vets’ New Year Pet Goals
Whether you started on January 1st or you’re just getting going now, New Year’s resolutions can be a great idea for pets too.
