Pet of The Month – Luna Animal Rescue Luna Animal Rescue was founded in October 2013. The main aim was to help rehome dogs who found themselves abandoned and without families, in local and national pounds. Since then we have successfully rehomed well over 300 dogs, who are happily living with their new families. Luna …
Spotlight On… Luna Animal Rescue Luna Animal Rescue was established in October 2013, so is almost ready to celebrate a 10th birthday! Since then thousands of dogs, cats and small animals have moved from pounds and previous homes, through foster homes and rehabilitation and onto new lives with new families. Luna has taken animals from …
Royston Vets: Arthritis in Cats & Dogs… Just like humans, animals can suffer from arthritis. Also known as osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease, this condition results in the cartilage lining of the joint wearing down, resulting in inflammation, swelling and pain. Signs to look out for: • Limping/ shuffling when they walk • Stiffness in …
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Royston Vets: We Are Moving… We are proud to announce the relocation of Royston Veterinary Centre. Our new practice will be located at Flint Cross, Royston, SG8 7PN, there is easy access to the practice with ample car parking. Our opening hours will run Monday to Friday 8am – 7pm and Saturday 8.30am -12.30pm. Here …
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Royston Vets: Festive Emergencies We all want to treat our pets during the festive season however it is important to know what can be hazardous for our pets. Foods such as chocolate, raisins and onions can be highly toxic for your dogs and cats. It is important not to feed your pet’s human foods that …
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Royston Vets: Be Ready for Winter! Winter time can be a fun time for all, however it is important to know the hazards that can come along. Like us, our pets will feel the cold so it is important to try to keep them warm throughout the colder months. Keeping pets indoors throughout these months …
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Royston Vets: Prepare for Less Stress prepare for Fireworks! Fireworks can be incredibly stressful for our beloved pets and therefore it is important to prepare to help minimise their stress. Common signs of stress are panting, hiding or withdrawing, not eating or drinking, and pacing or trying to escape. You can help minimise your pet’s …
Royston Vets: Skin Issues in Pets! Skin issues are a common health problem experienced by pets, especially during the warmer months. These problems can be a result of seasonal allergies (to pollen or plants, for example), stress, parasites or infections. Any skin issue can cause significant discomfort for your pet, especially if they are left …
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Royston Vets: Don’t forget to check your pets – Grass Seed! A grass seed may appear small and harmless however it can cause great problems for your pets. During the summer months when the grass is long, it is common for grass seeds to become trapped in a dog’s fur. If this is not removed …
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Royston Vets: Fleas and Ticks Spring is here, but with hotter temperatures and more time outside, this also means an increased risk of a flea and tick infestation. Fleas are tiny insects that live by sucking and consuming blood. Only a small number of fleas are normally present on dogs and cats, as the most …
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News from Royston Vets – Anxiety in Pets Our pets can experience feelings of anxiety and stress, it’s commonly misunderstood and people fail to realise it’s an issue before it becomes out of hand. Common signs that we see are changes in behaviour and posture, panting, lip licking and pacing. These quite often develop into …
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High blood pressure or hypertension is common in older cats It is usually found as a complication of other underlying medical conditions such as Kidney disease. In fact regular blood pressure checks are now recommended. The things to look out for are: • Low Blood Pressure • Lethargy, weakness, confusion, excessive urination, fainting or collapse, …
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