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Top advice for Greater London cat owners on choosing a cattery for your 2024 holiday

December 21st, 2023

We know leaving your cat can be daunting, but this article will help you find them the best cattery ahead of your 2024 holiday plans.

Read Alpha Vets’ guide to Christmas cat safety

November 14th, 2023

Check out the 7 potential hazards that our team wants cat owners to be aware of this Christmas in our article.

Darren shares common factors that contribute to feline heart disease

October 14th, 2023

Feline heart disease can affect any cat however, some are more likely to develop the condition – find out why.

Cat microchipping: the new regulations

September 20th, 2023

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

September 14th, 2023

When it comes to litter tray basics, you need these tips! Get your kitten house trained with our latest guide.

Firework advice for cat owners in Greater London

August 14th, 2023

Top tips from our experienced vets on how to help your cats stay calm this firework season – learn more here…

Read Darren’s advice on why kittens should not have kittens

July 7th, 2023

Neutering your kitten has many benefits – our Vet has put together advice on responsible kitten ownership and how best to keep them safe.

Alpha Vets has the purrrfect guide for your cat’s holiday sitter

June 14th, 2023

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 Partridge shares advice on dealing with an anxious cat

May 14th, 2023

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.

Good news for cats in Greater London with hay fever

April 14th, 2023

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.