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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Moving House? Going Away? How to Help Your Dog Feel Settled
Claygate Vets wants to help dog owners find ways to keep their pet calm when leaving or moving home
First Aid for Bee and Wasp Stings on Your Pet
Our Vet Darren Partridge has advice for Surrey pet owners on what to do if your pet gets stung.
Spring Garden Safety Tips for Dogs, Cats, and Rabbits
Take these precautions to enjoy a safe and happy spring season in your Claygate garden with your pets.
Claygate Vets Gives Important Worm Advice for Cats and Dogs
Worms are a common problem for dogs and cats, but they can be easily treated when caught early. Learn more in our article.
Best Pet Food to Buy? A Guide to Complete Life Stage Diets
Claygate Vets’ nurses are sharing their guide to why cats and dogs can benefit from a life stage diet and complete pet food.
Signs of Good and Bad Oral Health in Surrey Pets
Healthy teeth are important for your pet’s overall health. Discover the signs of normal oral health in pets and when to contact Claygate Vets.
The Best Dog Chews: Claygate Vets’ Nurses Share Tips
With so many dental chews on the market, discover how to pick the best chews for your dog’s teeth, from size to ingredients!
Use Claygate Vets’ Checklist to Perfect Your Pet’s Care This Year
Now is the perfect time to safeguard your pet’s health and happiness for 2025 with Claygate Vets’ Checklist.
Claygate Vets Ask – Have You Tried Online Dog Training Classes Yet?
Virtual training classes have become increasingly popular, offering dog owners in Surrey a flexible way to train. Learn more here.
Your Planet-Friendly Pet Care Guide for 2025
By integrating some of these eco-friendly products and practises, you can help reduce your pet’s environmental pawprint.
