Regular, preventative pet care news & advice

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Daventry Vets shares five signs your cat may have fleas

April 14th, 2024

If your cat is exhibiting the signs discussed in this articles, you may need to consider cat flea treatment to rid your cat and your home of fleas.

Vet Sarah Aldridge answers FAQs on ticks and the health threat to dogs and humans

April 7th, 2024

Read our Vet Sarah’s answers to frequently asked questions about ticks on dogs and the associated health risks.

Daventry Vets answer: Should I vaccinate my rabbit?

March 21st, 2024

In this article, we’ll explore the significance of rabbit vaccination and the nasty diseases they are at risk of: myxomatosis and RVHD.

Vet Sarah Aldridge explores essential facts about cat leukaemia virus

March 14th, 2024

What is Feline Leukaemia virus? Learn about this contagious cat disease in our article and how to reduce the risk with the help of your vet.

Vets in Daventry share vital vaccination advice for dog owners

March 7th, 2024

Essential information about canine infectious diseases and guidelines on which dog vaccinations are recommended for your four legged friend.

Perks of getting pet nutrition right with Daventry Vets

February 21st, 2024

Learn about the best nutrition you can provide your pet during Responsible Pet Ownership month from our experienced small animal team.

Why neutering is the responsible choice for cat owners in Northamptonshire

February 14th, 2024

In this article, our team will explore why and how cat neutering benefits both individual cats and the larger feline population.

Vet Sarah Aldridge explains causes of bad dog breath and when to be concerned

February 7th, 2024

While occasional bad dog breath is fairly normal, persistent bad breath can indicate underlying health issues that need attention, learn more.

Daventry Vets’ advice to reduce furniture damage from your cat

January 21st, 2024

Scratching is perfectly normal and a healthy behaviour for cats. Learn about the health benefits and how it keeps your cat happy.

Antifreeze pet poisoning risks in Northamptonshire

January 14th, 2024

Being sugary sweet means that cats and dogs often find antifreeze tempting to taste. However, this substance is TOXIC – learn more here.