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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Adjusting to Life with a New Pet in Surrey
Read our guide on settling in with your new pet and register your pet with us for expert veterinary care.
Mental Health & Pets: The Wellbeing Boost Your Pet Provides
Discover how pets can support your mental wellbeing with this article from Claygate Vets.
Preparing for a Dog-Friendly Beach Day with Claygate Vets
Visiting a dog-friendly beach? Get prepared with our tips on packing a bag, keeping dogs cool and more.
Choosing Holiday Care for Cats in Surrey
Read about how to find the right holiday care and enjoy your break, knowing your cat is safe and well looked after.
Our nurses at Claygate Vets Share the Language of a Happy Cat
Wondering whether your cat is happy? Read about the secret signs from your feline friend in our article.
The Reasons Dogs Bark & How to Alter Their Behaviour
Is your dog barking excessively in Claygate? In this article, find out the reasons why and how you can help reduce it.
Our Vet Darren Partridge Discusses Hot Spots on Pets
Find out the causes, treatments and preventative measures for uncomfortable hot spots on cats and dogs.
A Guide to Developing Cats from Our Team at Claygate Vets
In this article, our nurses discuss how to support your developing cat and help them thrive as they grow.
Claygate Vets’ Way: Personal, Pet-First Care Without the Corporate Fuss
Wondering about the difference between independent vets and corporate chains? Claygate Vets offers personal, pet-focused care you can trust.
How to Keep Your Pet Happy and Healthy
In this article, Darren Partridge explains the importance of regular check-ups to ensure early intervention on pet health issues through the years.
