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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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Winter Worries: Keeping Cats Safe After Sunset

November 7th, 2025

Read our advice on keeping cats safe at night in Surrey during colder winter months.

Autumn Treats for Small Pets from Claygate Vets

October 22nd, 2025

Read advice from our vets on which seasonal treats are safe for your small pet and which to avoid this autumn.

Preventable Causes of Heart Disease in Cats

October 21st, 2025

Our Vet Darren Partridge shares some of the factors causing heart disease in cats and signs you should look out for.

Dog Fitness: Help Prevent Diabetes & Heart Disease

October 14th, 2025

How to prevent dog obesity and reduce diabetes risk with Claygate Vets’ expert tips.

Body Condition Scoring: Is Your Pet the Right Shape?

October 7th, 2025

Wondering if your pet is overweight or underweight? Try these tips from our vets in Claygate.

What’s a PTD? Pet Travel to Northern Ireland Made Easier

September 26th, 2025

News from Claygate Vets on what is a Pet Travel Document for Northern Ireland and how to apply.

Recognising and Managing Acute Pain in Pets

September 21st, 2025

Spotting the signs of acute pain in your pet and when to seek advice from our vet team in Claygate.

Bonfire Night Basics for Pet Owners

September 14th, 2025

Prepare for Bonfire Night with advice from our vets in Claygate

Advice From Claygate Vets on Supporting Senior Pets

September 7th, 2025

How to recognise the symptoms of age-related illness and keep your pet healthy in their senior years.

The Lowdown on Pet Constipation, from Our Vet Darren Partridge

August 21st, 2025

Pet struggling to poo? Our vet explains why pets can become constipated and how you can help at home.