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How cold is too cold and more winter care tips for pet mice and rats
The veterinary nurses at Avenues Vets have put together this winter checklist to help keep your pet mice and rats healthy.
14 pre-winter checks all cat owners should do
It is important to prepare for winter weather when you have cats. Get our helpful checklist here.
4-point firework plan for keeping rabbits & guinea pigs calm
Vet Nicola Armstrong advises that owners of rabbits and guinea pigs should make a plan asap to help their pets cope.
Get your dog ready for firework season with The Avenues Vets’ advice
Discover how to help your dog cope in the weeks leading up to firework season and get our doggy den building guide.
Help Lanarkshire cats keep calm and carry on this firework season
Fireworks and other sudden noises put cats into ‘fight or flight’ mode. Learn how to help your cat get through the season ahead.
Nicola shares 7 checks you should do on your dog at home and why
Learn how to spot dog health problems by following these simple steps at home.
Get The Avenues Vets’ 6-point cat checklist to do at home
Cats are notorious for hiding pain and illness. Use our cat checklist to monitor important health changes at home.
A guide to guinea pig happiness for new owners
Looking for guinea pig care tips? It’s simpler than you think. Read our care advice for a happy, healthy pet.
Why do cats overgroom? Vet Nicola Armstrong explains
What does overgrooming in cats actually mean and what causes it? Nicola has this advice for cat owners.
Avenues Vets explain why rabbits need a companion
Rabbits are highly sociable animals – find out how having the right companion will help your bunny feel happy and fulfilled.
