Regular, free pet care news & advice
We hope you enjoy reading our wide range of pet care news and advice that’s free & updated monthly. In the articles below you’ll find preventative healthcare advice, as well as seasonal, local, and practical tips on how to keep your pets healthy and happy. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update the news then simply sign up below.
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Why Late Summer Can Be Itchy Season for Pets
Our vets at Avenues Vets explain why your pet may have skin flare-ups in late summer and how to combat the scratching.
Summer/Autumn Rotting Apple Risks for Pets in Lanarkshire
Vet Nicola Armstrong explains why you should keep pets away from rotting apples in late summer.
Subtle Signs Your Rabbit or Guinea Pig Might Be Unwell
Our vets in Glasgow explain why being extra observant is important with your small furry pet.
Top Tips for Moving House with Pets
If you’re moving house this summer, here are some practical tips for stress-free pet moves from Avenues Vets.
Are You a Dog Person, Prefer Cats, or Something Else?
Getting a new pet this summer? Read The Avenues Vets’ guide on which type of pet could be the right fit for you.
Keeping Rabbits, Guinea Pigs & Small Pets Cool in Hot Weather
Read our summer housing tips for pets in Lanarkshire and ask us if you need tailored advice.
Off on Holiday? Here’s How to Make It Dog-Friendly
Travel checklists and tips to get prepared for your dog-friendly holiday – from our nurses at Avenues Vets.
How to Protect Your Pet’s Skin During Summer
Tips on protecting your pet’s skin from sunburn, seeds, sores and summer allergies – for dogs and cats in Glasgow
Our Vets at Avenues Vets Discuss Problematic Pet Behaviours
Read on for advice from our vets on the types of problematic behaviours in cats and dogs.
The Avenues Vets’ Nurses Share Tips on Better Grooming
Our nursing team share advice on how to groom your pet like a professional and recognise signs of discomfort while grooming.
