Seasonal Advice – Keep your dogs away from Acorns (from the Oak Tree) & Conkers (from the Horse Chestnut Tree)
Conkers: Signs of poisoning usually appear within one to six hours.
Clinical signs are drooling, excessive drinking, vomiting, diarrhoea and abdominal pain, difficulty breathing.
Acorns: Acorns are highly toxic for pets and can easily be eaten.
They are most dangerous before they ripen, when they are still green. Signs include vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, loss of appetite and lethargy.
Speak to us immediately should you have any worries about either of these.
VETERINARY NURSING AWARENESS MONTH
May 2019 is Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month, which aims to increase awareness of our hardworking veterinary nurses!
Gorgeous Daisy and Oscar
Mum Emily was very proud of Daisy and Oscar when they came for their first vaccinations this week
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These certificates require many years of extra training and studying, and allow us to provide more advanced procedures in your pets!
