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Want to know the facts and how to avoid ticks this season? As we approach the warmer months, when ticks like to make an appearance, we wanted to give our pet owners a head start in preparing to tackle ticks!
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For the month of May we are celebrating our wonderful veterinary nurses and what empowers them to be great at what they do.
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St Anne's Vets clinical director teams up with his son to run a half marathon to show their support for a pregnancy charity which has a very special meaning for them.
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Pets, just like humans, can suffer from allergies. Allergic reactions in pets are often caused by environmental factors, such as pollen or dust as well as certain foods or insect bites. As a pet owner, it's important to be aware of the common allergies in pets and the symptoms they may experience.
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The majority of the nation gets excited to be eating Easter eggs or chocolate for breakfast, lunch, or dinner or perhaps all three! But we need to careful and ensure our pets don’t get a hold of any, as chocolate could be dangerous for our animals, especially dogs!
What should you look out for this Easter?
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A pet owner from East Sussex is urging people to pay extra attention to their cat's behaviour as they could be hiding incredible pain.
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Is your cat microchipped?
If you are a cat owner in England, you will be legally required to ensure your cat is microchipped by Saturday 10 June 2024, if it is older than 20 weeks old, following the Government's announcements on Monday 13 March 2023. Failure to comply may result in a fine of up to £500. If your cat is already microchipped, it is also part of the law that your details associated with the chip must be up to date.
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A two-year-old English Bull Terrier called Sidney has shocked experts at a St Clair Vets in Eastbourne who discovered dozens of foreign bodies in his stomach!
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Expert vets at a St Anne's in Eastbourne have performed complicated surgery on a much-loved chocolate Labrador who found himself in danger after eating a discarded corn on the cob.
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When we think about weight management in pets it can be easy to focus on their exercise routine and how active they might, or might not, be. However, getting them out for their daily walk is only part of it, and in fact what they eat from one day to the next plays an equally important role.
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