Cats

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Nurse Clinics enable clients to get advice on a range of things involved with pet care and health from our experienced nurses, without the necessity of booking an appointment with a vet. The nurse can often spend more time with clients than the vet is able to, so you can ask more questions about any…

What are they? Pet Health Care Plans are an easy and economical way of getting the Preventative Healthcare that is an important aspect of pet ownership. They both spread and reduce the cost of all the routine treatment that ensures your pet has the best chance of a healthy, strong and happy life. To join…

Calling all Young Animal Lovers! If you know a child who is passionate about animals, this might be the perfect gift for them. The Worldwide Veterinary Service is a UK based charity which helps animals in places where no one else can. Their aim is to improve the welfare of animals as well as the…

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural affairs (DEFRA) has advised Anne Nelson Vets that should the UK leave the EU next year without a deal, there would be implications for pet owners wishing to travel overseas with their animals from 30th March 2019 onwards. You will still be able to travel to Europe with…

Remember, remember, the 5th of November!  Year on year, there seems to be an increasing number of fireworks and whilst we tend to enjoy the displays, it’s important to remember that they can be scary for our pets. Many pets suffer stress or fear as a result of fireworks but early preparation and planning can…

Welcome to our March newsletter. A very happy Easter to all our clients!! Lock up your Chocs Chocolate is the most common cause of poisoning in dogs. In the run up to Easter we are reminding owners to be mindful of the dangers associated with chocolate toxicity, and to lock up the chocs. Cats are…

This can be a scary time for your animals. Many pets suffer stress or fear as a result of fireworks. Helping your pets reduce the stressful effects of fireworks requires early preparation and planning. If your pet is stressed you may see the following signs of anxiety:- pacing panting drooling escape attempts attention seeking refuge…

When it comes to veterinary emergencies, most people think about breathing difficulties or the consumption of toxic substances. However, not all veterinary emergencies are as easy to notice. One example of such an emergency is urinary obstruction in cats.

Pet owners who live in Croydon benefit from a pet-friendly environment. The borough has dozens of parks and open spaces where you can take you furry friends for long walks, and several awareness events are organised throughout the year.

Seeing your pet suffer from a seizure can be enough to set you into a frenzy, but maintaining composure is necessary to prevent further complications.

Accidents can happen at any time. When one such unfortunate incident befalls your beloved pet, it pays to be prepared. The most important thing to do is to keep calm and never leave your pet attended. If you need to leave, ask a person you can trust to stay while you are away, and return…

When your usually energetic and friendly pet starts to act strangely, aloof, or moves in a different manner, it can become quite a concern. Without a doubt, pet parents are quick to conclude that their furry pals are either sick or injured when the aforementioned oddities occur. If you’re worried about your pet’s well-being or…

When you want to travel with your pet, having your furry friend tag along can complicate things in a number of ways. However, if you are the kind of pet owner that enjoys taking your four-legged family member with you wherever you go, safe and pet-friendly adventures are not impossible as long as you’re willing…

The No.1 rule for keeping your pets healthy this Christmas is:- Don’t use food as a treat for your pets! We all like to spoil our pets at Christmas. Unfortunately treats of food, however small, can cause all sorts of unintended problems for your animals. So at Anne Nelson Vets we would always recommend using…

Vets in Surrey expect the usual busy holiday period. It’s a fact that not all pets cope well with the holidays or disruption to their routine. So let’s look at what you can do to avoid a trip to vets in Sutton, Surrey, who have to deal with the holiday casualties.

In the months since the European referendum, there has been a great deal of speculation about what leaving the European Union might mean for the U.K.

Recent reports have shown that the number of dogs and cats suffering from obesity across the UK has risen substantially over the last five years and the main reason for this is high calorie diets and lack of exercise. Vets have expressed their concerns over the increase in pets being diagnosed with diabetes, which is…

Like any living organism, age takes its toll on cats. You may be a pet owner with a cat that has lived past its primes. Knowing how to take care of an ageing cat is very crucial. Age advancement in cats is unique with a one-year-old cat termed as equivalent to a 16-year-old human psychologically.…

Arranging suitable care for your pets while you’re on holiday is important for their welfare and your peace of mind. Pets can get stressed out by their owners’ absence, by being in a strange place, or being looked after by strange people, but there are ways to make sure they have a good time while…

Diabetes in cats is a problem that vets in Surrey see frequently in their surgeries. Approximately 200 cats in the U.K. are suffering from feline diabetes mellitus. Just as in the human form of the disease, the body of a diabetic animal does not produce enough insulin, resulting in raised levels of glucose in the…

Cats are known for taking good care of themselves, but it is still important for a pet owner to provide them with the necessary attention their health. Like any other pets, cats can be vulnerable to illnesses. Kidney disease is one of the potential health challenges that a cat may have to face. A kidney…

Nobody likes going to the doctor, and our pets are no exception. A trip to the vet’s can be stressful, so it’s best to avoid unnecessary visits.

Caring for a pet does not come naturally and there some things that you need to learn about. Visiting a veterinarian will help you keep up with the health of your pet. One element of pet health that doesn’t get a lot of attention is dental. Dental care for a pet is essential to good…

If you own a cat, it is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of common health problems so that you can visit vets in Croydon in a timely manner, if required. Here are three of the most common health problems to look out for in your cat.