Pet allergies can affect anyone.
If you have severe pet allergies, symptoms may appear within 30 minutes of encountering allergens.
If you have mild pet allergies, symptoms may appear a few hours to a few days after encountering allergens.
You may only have IgE antibodies that are sensitive to one...Read More
How do you build immunity to dog allergies?
You may hear claims about breeds of dogs and cats that are non-allergenic or cats and dogs who are hypoallergenic. However, even hairless breeds may cause a severe allergic reaction. If your or a family member's allergies are simply miserable, but not life-threatening, take these five steps to reduce the...Read More
What is the most common dog allergy?
Many things can cause allergies in dogs. These can range from environmental allergens such as pollen to flea saliva, and some dogs might even suffer allergic reactions to insect stings and certain household products. Itchy, sore or broken skin is one of the most common signs that could indicate your...Read More
Can dogs have Piriton?
Piriton is a pharmaceutical product manufactured for use in humans, there is no antihistamine licensed for use in dogs at this time. It is illegal to give your pet any human medication without direct supervision of a veterinary surgeon. Generally, if your pet is fit and healthy then piriton will...Read More
What is the best way to care for dogs
Dogs have complex needs. But while all dogs need exercise, the levels of physical activity should go in line with their health, age, athleticism and individual needs. Most dogs love going for walks. Dogs are highly social, many dogs enjoy the company of other dogs, but they'll also form strong...Read More
How much does a dog's dental check cost?
We charge a fixed price for dentistry meaning regardless of how many x-rays we take, or teeth we extract you pay the same – so you won’t find your pet is under anaesthetic and being asked to pay an unexpected bill. A typical dental procedure will be a 90-minute surgical...Read More
Is dental care for dogs necessary?
Caring for your dog's teeth is important, as ignoring it can lead to plaque build-up and dental problems. Dental disease is very common in dogs, second only to ear infections, and can be extremely uncomfortable - much as it would be for us. Flat-faced dogs, like Pugs and Chihuahuas, have...Read More
Do dogs really need their teeth cleaned by a vet?
Ask your vet first - before you start cleaning your dog's teeth, it's always best to ask your vet to show you the best way to do this. If you find your dog has dental disease, only carry out treatment under the direction of your vet. Your dog will most...Read More
Do dental powders for dogs really work?
Add dental powder to your dog’s meals. VetriScience® Perio Support is a flavored dental powder that is easy to apply to the top of your dog’s food. It contains a probiotic that helps promote healthy bacteria in your dog’s mouth and simultaneously kills plaque-building bacteria. The powder should be applied...Read More
Are carrots good for dogs
Yes, dogs can eat carrots. In fact, not only is this vegetable safe, but it also can serve as a healthy, low-calorie snack for your pets. Carrots offer dog owners an affordable and nutritious snack for their pets.
In addition, this vegetable is perfect for rewarding good behavior without the...Read More
Why is dog teeth cleaning so expensive?
Dental disease is very common in dogs, second only to ear infections, and can be extremely uncomfortable - much as it would be for us. Your dog will most likely need sedation or a general anaesthetic to properly examine their mouth. X-rays might also be taken to reveal any abnormalities...Read More
What to do if my dog's teeth are rotting?
If your dog’s dental care hasn’t been top of mind, here’s why it should be. Loose, discolored teeth, a foul odor to the breath and infected gums are just a few of the signs of canine periodontal disease. Dental issues may cause feeding to become an uncomfortable or even painful...Read More
What happens if I don't take care of my dog's teeth?
I know exactly how dental disease affects pets. I know that the dental tartar you see slowly building up on your pet’s teeth is about 80 percent bacteria and that it damages the gums, the bone beneath and the ligaments that hold teeth in place. This bacteria can gain access...Read More
Are Dentastix good for dogs?
Dentastix are not only bad for your dog’s dental health, but they can also be dangerous. The starches and grains in Dentastix can be difficult for a dog’s stomach to digest, leading to severe digestive distress and potential blockages. The artificial colours and flavourings in Dentastix are also concerning. Dogs...Read More
How to keep a dog hydrated when not drinking water?
If your dog won’t drink water, try identifying the cause and implementing strategies to encourage them to drink. This can include changing their water source, adding flavor, and offering ice cubes. Some strategies you can try include: Changing their water source. Some dogs may prefer drinking from a specific bowl...Read More