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Molesey Vets offers practical advice on getting a new pet

April 21st, 2024

From doing the right kind of research, through to getting the best veterinary care, here are some to-do-list items when getting a new pet.

Five cat emergencies to watch out for this spring

April 14th, 2024

Our vets in East Molesey highlight some common cat emergencies to watch out for this month.

Understanding Cat Leukaemia: facts, symptoms and prevention

March 4th, 2024

Our Vet Darren Partridge discusses the facts and common symptoms of cat leukaemia, and emphasises the importance of preventative care.

Perks of getting pet nutrition right with Molesey Vets

February 21st, 2024

Learn about the best nutrition you can provide your pet during Responsible Pet Ownership month from our experienced small animal team.

Is bad breath normal or does my pet need to see a vet dentist?

February 16th, 2024

While occasional bad breath is fairly normal, persistent bad breath can indicate underlying pet health issues that need attention, learn more

Caring for your cat when she’s carrying kittens

February 14th, 2024

Our experienced cat vets at Molesey Vets have put together the best advice for caring for a pregnant cat – check out our article.

The best Valentine’s gift for your pet is…

February 8th, 2024

Forget doggy chocolate drops and catnip, what your pet really wants this Valentine’s Day is the gift that keeps on giving! Find out what that is right here.

Molesey Vets explains the signs of feline dental disease to look for

February 7th, 2024

Dental disease in cats is more common than you might think, affecting around 85% of cats over 3 years old. Read our advice on what to look out for.

Molesey Vets’ advice to reduce furniture damage from your cat

January 14th, 2024

Scratching is perfectly normal and a healthy behaviour for cats. Learn about the health benefits and how it keeps your cat happy.

Emergency preparation for pet owners in Surrey

January 7th, 2024

Emergency kits, nutrition, shelter and more… what you need to think about ‘in case of emergency’ for pets this winter.