Rowan Vets' news & pet care advice
We’ve got a wide range of preventative pet care news and advice that’s free and updated monthly, right here for you. Read the stories below to find helpful seasonal tips and information on how to keep your pets healthy and happy.
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Vital winter checks for senior and arthritic cats in Preston
Understand the common signs of arthritis in older cats and how cold weather can exacerbate the symptoms, plus how to help your cat.
TW // Rowan Vets explains cancer risk to unneutered female rabbits
As Pet Cancer Awareness Month is in November, our vets are sharing information on uterine tumours in rabbits, which are very common.
Noise Phobia – Firework Season
As an owner, how do you help a pet who has a noise phobia?
Hayley shares signs of kidney and heart diseases in dogs and cats
There are a few factors that can cause heart disease and kidney disease in cats and dogs – read our article to find out.
TW // Cigarettes & Pets: Get our guide to risk factors for the ‘Big C’
TW // In this article, our Preston surgical team are exploring the different types of cancers pets suffer from.
Why Trigger Warnings may be in Rowan Vets’ pet care news
We recognise that some of our news may include content that could trigger a negative response for some; learn how we are tackling this at Rowan Vets.
Home care tips for arthritic dogs from Rowan Vets
Get our guide on signs of pain to look for and home adaptations you can make to improve your arthritic dog’s quality of life.
Preston veterinary surgeon shares how to spot rabbit pain
Rabbits are notorious for being able to hide pain and illness very well. Our Vet shares rabbit pain symptoms to look for.
Is my cat in pain? Vet Ruth Mackay explains signs to look out for
Read our article to understand why spotting pain in cats can be tricky, and the tell-tale signs to look out for.
Rowan’s Health Care Plan – Is it worth it?
As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, should you consider joining our pet health care plan?
