Dogs

Did you know that worming your dog not only protects them, but also you too? It is very easy for infected dogs to leave eggs on their coat when grooming and then we kiss and hug them and end up ingesting the eggs! One worm can be transmitted to children and can cause permanent eye damage.

Do ask the Vet, but regular grooming is essential, two or three times a week for short haired dogs, once a day for those with long or thick coats. It not only removes dirt and dead hair but also helps prevent skin irritation - one of the more common problems during puppy hood.

Grooming, training and a routine of regular exercise are all essential for the early health and happiness of your pet. So too is a visit to the Veterinary Practice. It is important to make an early appointment.

Bringing home a new puppy is always an exciting event- after all you are welcoming a new member of the family. At first, he will feel a little strange in the new surroundings. You can help him feel at home by making sure that there is a warm place for him to rest and sleep.

Preventative care helps in terms of a higher quality of life for your pet and significant financial savings, long term, for you.