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How do you know if your pet is a healthy weight?

With more and more pets becoming overweight our Vet Know-how video shows you what you should be checking to keep your pet at a healthy weight and in tip-top shape.

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Can your pets catch the Coronavirus?

Adrian Caunter, Clinical Director at Vet's Klinic gives us the latest advice on COVID-19 and your pets.

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Arthritis in Dogs - Management & Treatment

What if your dog is showing signs of arthritis? Read more on how to manage and treat osteoarthritis in dogs.

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A Guide To Heart Disease In Dogs

It is estimated that up to 15% of UK dogs will suffer from some kind of heart condition during their life. Our article talks about the signs, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.

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Ninety Percent of Owners Can't Identify if Their Pet is Overweight, Can You?

90% of owners of overweight pets believe their pet to be the correct weight. However, if our pet is moderately overweight, we could be shortening their lives by up to two years.

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Why Can't My Male Cat Pee? Treatment And Prevention

Our Movember topic this week is urinary disease, commonly known as blocked cats. If your male cat is straining to urinate, here is how it can be treated and prevented in the future.

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3 Reasons Your Male Cat Is Not Peeing

Movember is all about men's health and a problem that frequently occurs at this time, is blocked cats. This is a urinary disease where there is a blockage in the urethra. Read on to find out more about what to do if your male feline can't pee.

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How To Keep The Older Dog Happy, Healthy And Active

The following article has been created by K9 active, focusing on how to take care of older dogs keeping them physically and mentally active.

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What do I need to know about diabetes?

Diabetes Mellitus is a complex condition which can affect our pets, read more learn about the disease

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Is chocolate toxic for dogs?

We all love to treat our dogs but some treats really should be avoided. Did you know that chocolate is toxic to dogs? Watch our video to learn more.

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Everything You Need To Know About Feeding Your Puppy

Top Vet Know-how tips on feeding your growing puppy. Puppies grow at a rapid rate and to maintain healthy development they require more energy and nutrients from their food than adult dogs. Learn more.

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When should you neuter your dog?

Here's our balanced take on the pros and cons of when to neuter dogs - it's not a straighforward one so perhaps this Vet Know-how video will help.

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Long Walks - Consider Your Dog's Health

Before planning a long dog walk consider your dog's fitness and what strain you're putting on their joints. Read more about how long walks affect your dog here.

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Nutritional Support For Heart Disease In Dogs

How can diet help to slow progression of heart disease and increase quality of life for dogs.

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Arthritis in Dogs - Management & Treatment

What if your dog is showing signs of arthritis? Read more on how to manage and treat osteoarthritis in dogs.

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Dog Supplements - a top-up of what your dog needs

Our supplements can give your dog a little boost - top-up gravey supplements specially formulated for healthy joints, skin and digestion.

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How to clip your dog's nails

If you can't get to your veterinary clinic and your dog's nails need clipping this short Vet Know-how video may help.

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Why is my dog scooting along the floor or biting their bottom?

If you dog is scooting or biting their bottom it could be they have a problem with their anal glands. Our Vet's Klinic veterinary nurse explains what you can do to help.

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