Our resident veterinarian writes a weekly article containing background information, tips and advice on medical conditions and other common pet issues. Please find a collection of the published articles below. The collection is continuously updated to ensure an extensive range of background information that can be consulted whenever necessary.
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World Animal Day is just around the corner! On 4 October, your dog gets some extra attention. Are you still looking for a suitable gift? From tasty treats and cuddly soft toys to stimulating toys and a comfortable bed: discover our five gift categories and easily choose a surprise that suits your dog.
World Animal Day falls on 4 October, making it the perfect time to spoil your cat a little extra. Are you still looking for a suitable gift? From tasty treats and fun toys to a comfortable bed or an automatic feeder: discover our five gift categories and easily choose a surprise that suits your cat.
Autumn has started and acorns are falling off the threes in bunches. A lot of dogs find it amusing and fun to play with these oak nuts and can sometimes even eat them. Please beware of this as a pet owner, because acorns contain a toxic substance!
When the days grow shorter and the temperature drops, the coats of many cats change too. The summer coat gradually gives way to a thicker winter coat. During this autumn moult, cats can temporarily shed considerably more hair. Because cats groom themselves thoroughly, they also ingest more loose hair during this period. As a result, hairballs can occur more frequently. With the right coat care, you can support your cat during the moult while also limiting the amount of hair it swallows. But how does a winter coat develop, how long does the autumn moult last and when are hairballs a reason to visit the vet?
Autumn is a beautiful season to enjoy together with your dog. Colourful leaves, fresh air and long walks make this time of year special. However, autumn also comes with challenges, such as rain, colder temperatures, darker days and hazards along the way. With these 5 tips, you can ensure your dog stays safe and comfortable, both outdoors and at home.
When the winter months start and it starts getting dark earlier, it is important to take extra care to ensure that you and your dog are safe. Whether you are cycling or walking, visibility contributes to your safety. It is important that both you and your dog are highly visible. We will discuss this further in this article, as Vetsend has various products in its range to ensure a better visibility, including safety lights, reflective lines and safety vests, to ensure that every dog is highly visible in the dark.
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