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Our Vets in Glasgow Discuss the Dangers of Gut Stasis
Gut stasis can be a silent killer in rabbits and guinea pigs. Spot the signs early and know when to seek help.
5 Winter Activities to Keep Your Dog Social and Happy
Our vets in Glasgow share their ideas to keep your dog’s social butterfly status in check during colder weather.
Get Inspired with The Avenues Vets’ New Year Pet Goals
Whether you started on January 1st or you’re just getting going now, New Year’s resolutions can be a great idea for pets too.
Keeping Pets Out of Trouble This Holiday Season in Lanarkshire
Follow our festive pet safety advice to help you enjoy a calm, hazard-free holiday together.
Avenues Veterinary Centre’s Guide to Christmas Trees and Pets
Whether the tree went up in November or you’re just getting the baubles out the loft now, read our pet safety tips.
How to Choose a Cattery or Brief Your Cat Sitter
Discover how to find the right cattery for your pet, with advice from our vets in Glasgow.
How to Keep Older Pets Fit and Happy in Lanarkshire
Discover gentle, joint-friendly exercise ideas to keep senior pets active, healthy and enjoying life in their golden years.
Common Dog Behaviours That Get Worse in Winter and Why
Does weather affect dogs’ behaviour? Our vets in Glasgow explain why winter can make your dog unsettled and clingy.
Prepare for Winter Travel with Your Pet Glasgow
Planning an adventure with your pet this winter? Make sure you read our checklist on car safety.
Preventing Pet Obesity with Correct Life Stage Nutrition
Our Glasgow vets explain why a good diet helps keep your pet in shape and stay younger for longer.
