Pet healthcare news & advice from Claygate Vets
Carry on reading for a host of pet health news and advice that’s totally free and updated monthly. In the articles below you will find seasonal tips and information on how to keep your pet healthy and happy. If you would like us to email you whenever we update the news, then simply…
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Get Claygate Vets’ Tips for a 2026 Pet Home Refresh
A new year inspires many of us to tidy, reset and reorganise our homes—here’s our tips for refreshing your pet’s environment too.
How to prevent parasites in hamsters, gerbils and guinea pigs
Read about the four main parasites that affect small furry pets and how to avoid them in our article.
January Is Walk Your Dog Month: Tips from Claygate Vets
At Claygate Vets, we’re here to share tips and inspiration to help you and your pet make the most of this special month.
Planet-Friendlier Choices for Pet Owners from Claygate Vets
Advice on how to care for pets and the planet with small sustainable choices for dogs, cats and rabbits.
Cold-Weather Care: Your Winter Pet Welfare Guide
Practical guidance from our vets at Claygate Vets on how to boost winter wellness for pets.
Key Signs of Antifreeze Poisoning from Our Vets in Claygate
Read our advice on how to recognise and prevent antifreeze poisoning in dogs and cats.
Keeping Your Cat Indoors This Winter? Advice from Claygate Vets
Cold weather cat care – our vets share advice on whether to keep your cat indoors.
Caring for Senior Pets in Claygate During Winter
Read our article on how to keep older pets more comfortable during the colder months, from nap spots to warmer pet bedding.
Keeping Pets Safe in Winter with Our Team at Claygate Vets
Leaving pets home alone during winter? Learn how to keep them safe, warm, and healthy during the heating season with these essential tips.
Claygate Vets’ Vets on Preparing Small Pets for Winter
Read our article on how minor changes to small pet environments can keep them safe and comfortable through winter.
