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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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Ageing Pets: How Can You Keep Them Happy & Healthy?
Our Vet Nicola Armstrong reveals the signs of ageing and the importance of keeping seniors pet active and engaged.
Your Growing Dog – How to Support Their Development
Advice from our nursing team at Avenues Vets on how to support your dog through all stages of life.
Safeguard Your Dog, Cat or Rabbit with These Vaccinations
When a high percentage of pets are vaccinated, it reduces the spread of diseases in the wider animal community of Glasgow.
Springtime Allergies in Pets: What to Watch For
In this article from Avenues Vets, our veterinary team offer advice on allergy symptoms to look out for this season.
Find and Eradicate Fleas on Your Pet and in Your Home
In this article, our Vet Nicola Armstrong covers the key steps to keep fleas off your pet and out of your home.
Vet Nicola Armstrong Shares Vital Dental Tips for Dogs
Plaque is more than a minor inconvenience for dogs – it can lead a range of problems. Protect your dog’s smile and overall health with these tips.
The Avenues Vets’ Nurses explain Why Pets’ Weight Matters
Maintaining the right weight is essential for good health in all pets. Learn what can happen if your pet is overweight or underweight.
Caring For Your Cat’s Canines with Avenues Vets
From brushing to check-ups, there’s plenty you can do to keep your cat’s teeth in top shape. Read our tips to protect their canines and overall health.
10 Fascinating Facts About Cats
Discover things you never knew about cats and perhaps your own feline friend, from our vets and nurses in Glasgow.
Preventing Fires from Lithium Batteries and Other Pet Risks
Vet Nicola Armstrong is highlighting fire dangers to pet owners after a variety of new gadgets enter homes over the holiday season.
