Dogs
Molesey Vets’ guide to buying & rehoming pets this summer
Whether you plan to buy or rehome your puppy/kitten, the longer days and extra hours spent together as a family during the summer holidays in Surrey will help your new pet settle into their home. It will also allow you time to adjust your family’s dynamic to include your new fluffy friend and get younger […]
Our Vet discusses the benefits of weight monitoring and body condition scoring
Weight monitoring, a simple task that could have incredible health benefits for your pet – learn more in our dedicated article.
Molesey Vets: Keeping your dog safe during firework season
The team at Molesey Vets has put together advice on how you can help your dog at home, and also how we can help them at the clinic.
7 top tips for getting a new puppy or kitten this summer in Surrey
If you’re planning on purchasing a new puppy or kitten to join your family during the school summer holidays, read our essential pet owning tips here.
Molesey Vets’ guide to puppy neutering
Puppy neutering is the responsible choice for controlling the UK’s dog population. It also provides many behavioural and health benefits. Learn more here.
Summer in Surrey – how to keep your dog safe
In this article we are sharing seven activities your dog can enjoy during the hottest parts of the year and then five things you should definitely avoid.
Molesey Vets have this advice about non-microchipped pets
It’s against the law to not have your dog microchipped – soon changing for cats as well. Don’t risk it – book today.
Vomiting in pets – what to do when it happens
If your pet seems under the weather, it is sometimes hard to know when to intervene. Learn more from our Head Vet, Darren Partridge.
Why pet insurance is a wise investment for pets in Surrey
Picking the right pet insurance policy can be tricky – read our guide on how to find the best cover for your pet!
Darren gives advice on why dogs get alopecia
Seeing hair loss in your dog can be worrying, but more times than not it can be treated effectively. Here are some common causes of alopecia in dogs.
