Pet healthcare news and advice

Read on for a host of pet healthcare news and advice that’s free and updated monthly. In the articles below you’ll find seasonal tips and information on how to keep your pet healthy and happy. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update the news, then simply…

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Busy Parks? 5 Tips for a Better Dog Walk

April 6th, 2026

For spring walks in Surrey without the chaos, check out these 5 must-know tips from our team.

Read Darren’s Guide to The Real “March Flea Spike”

March 21st, 2026

Don’t let dormant fleas catch you out this March – read our article on how to protect your pet and home.

Vet Darren Partridge Shares Spring Changes for Exotic Pets

March 18th, 2026

Exotic pet ready for the new season? Read our lighting and heating tips for pet enclosures.

Which Worms Are Dangerous for Dogs

March 14th, 2026

Tips every owner should know about keeping dogs safe from worms and parasites in Surrey.

Spot the Signs of Spring Moulting vs Pet Skin Problems

March 7th, 2026

Scratching, shedding or sore skin? Our vets at Molesey Vets share the signs of skin problems in spring.

How Dogs Shows Discomfort—Advice from Our Vets in East Molesey

February 21st, 2026

Read our article on how to recognise the silent signs of pain in your canine friend and when to seek help.

Why Prioritising Your Pet’s Health Is the Ultimate Act of Love

February 14th, 2026

Our vets in East Molesey explain how prioritising your pet’s health care can strengthen your bond.

Supporting Small Furry Wellbeing Through Gentle, Gradual Changes

February 10th, 2026

In this article, our team at Molesey Vets explains why a gentle approach to change is needed for small pet care.

Gentle Care for Older Pets: Advice from Molesey Vets

February 7th, 2026

Read our article on how to keep senior pets comfortable and happy with tips on diet, exercise and veterinary care.

Building Trust with Small Pets by Our Vets in East Molesey

January 21st, 2026

Read our article on gentle activities to encourage bonding with your rabbit or guinea pig – why not practice this during January and February?