Using certain health screening schemes allows you to find out if your dog is affected by breed-specific health issues, such as eye disease or breathing problems. Regular screening can also allow you to understand more about your dog's risk of developing these issues and how this risk may change over...Read More
How soon after getting a puppy should you take it to the vet?
You should receive paperwork that clearly states what type of care has already been provided when that occurred, and when you should schedule your puppy’s next veterinary visit. But regardless of what the shelter or breeder has already done, it is always a good idea to schedule a new puppy...Read More
What is a 10 point health check?
The 10-point Summer car health check is a series of car health checks covering tyres, batteries, lights and more.
The 10-point car health check is a series of essential checks to ensure your vehicle is ready for the road.
Headlight & brake light check – The lights are checked to...Read More
How much are puppy vaccinations?
The costs can vary depending on what vaccines are given and when. But the costs are usually far less than treatment for the diseases they prevent. We might be able to help with veterinary costs if you meet our eligibility criteria. Your vet is always the best source of information...Read More
What to check when buying a puppy in the UK?
Before you visit a breeder, we recommend giving them a call first to ask them some preliminary questions. It’s important to look into the health of your pup's parents, to be aware of any potential health issues. When you purchase your puppy, your breeder should provide you with certain important...Read More
How do I get my dog to eat joint supplements?
Disguise the capsule or tablet in a pill-hiding treat like Pinchers or Pinchers XL. Top the chew or tablet with a little peanut butter, cheese, or their favorite soft treat. Break into smaller pieces and mix with food: dry or canned food, soaked kibble, a pinch of grated cheese, etc....Read More
How long does it take for joint supplements to work on dogs?
When you first start giving YuMOVE Joint Care to your dog or cat, you may not be able to see the difference in the initial days. But you can be sure that YuMOVE is getting to work on the inside. It’s helping to lubricate and soothe your pet’s joints, which...Read More
How often should I give my dog joint supplements?
Joint supplements are often prescribed for dogs with arthritis, or for those with a high chance of developing it. Joint supplements are available as tablets, capsules, as a liquid, and in certain dog foods. Your vet may prescribe joint supplements for your dog if they’ve suffered a joint problem in...Read More
Is green lipped mussel better than glucosamine?
Both GLM and GS reduced OA symptoms and non-significantly altered the gut microbiota profile from baseline. We further confirm significant improvement in all OA outcome measures from T (0) to T (12) weeks for both the GLM and GS groups. The GSRS scores indicated that GIT function significantly improved over...Read More
What is the highest rated joint supplement for dogs?
The best joint supplements for dogs may help maintain a normal inflammatory response, movement in joints, and—most importantly—support an active life. Veterinarians recommend a multi-modal approach to management of joint health issues in dogs, using medications, diet, weight loss, supplements, physical therapy, acupuncture, and more. There are many joint dietary...Read More
Can YuMOVE cause side effects?
I have been in touch with Yumove as well as they need to have a warning in place relating to the possible liver damage caused by this ingredient. I was alarmed to read that liver damage is a possible side effect of one of the main ingredients in joint supplements...Read More
Who should not take green-lipped mussels?
Pregnancy: New Zealand green-lipped mussel is possibly unsafe to take by mouth during pregnancy. It might slow the development of the unborn child and might also delay birth. Breast-feeding: There isn't enough reliable information to know if New Zealand green-lipped mussel is safe to use when breast-feeding. Stay on the...Read More
How do I stop my dog from licking his injured paw?
When you’re wondering how to stop a dog licking a wound, the first thing to establish is why they are licking. If your dog has a known wound or has had surgery, you’ll want to keep the area clean to prevent infection or any further complications. Treating a wound and...Read More
Should I cover my dog's paw wound?
If your pet has a wound, check them for other injuries, keep the wound clean and if necessary, have them assessed by a vet. If you are worried about your pet, cover their wounds, keep them warm and call your vet straight away. Areas of skin missing - cover the...Read More
How can I keep my dog from licking a wound without a cone?
Try covering the wound with soft fabric secured by medical tape to prevent licking. To prevent licking, most veterinarians recommend your pet wear an Elizabethan collar, however, there are several alternatives to the “cone of shame,” including cones and collars that are more comfortable for your pet, as well as...Read More