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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Fleas – your pet and your home
We are regularly asked why we need to treat our pets for fleas as often as we recommend.
What is my pet’s body condition score?
What is a body condition score? How does it help to know if your dog is at the right weight?
Ruth shares 7 signs your dog needs to see a Vet Dentist
We are focusing on oral care for Pet Dental Health Month, starting with why smelly dog breath is a bigger problem than you might think.
Budget for your pet’s preventative healthcare with Rowan Vets!
Budget for your pet’s preventative health care and be confident that they will be covered by vet recommended and prescribed products that work to prevent the parasites and diseases that cause your pet harm.
#rowanrecommends – Pet Health Insurance
#didyouknow that pets have a welfare right to access healthcare? Pet insurance is a VERY important part of pet ownership and helps pay for your pet’s healthcare.
Rowan Vets explains the signs of feline dental disease to look for
Dental disease in cats is more common than you might think, affecting around 85% of cats over 3 years old. Read our advice on what to look out for.
Obesity – a weighty problem!
A #PDSA report in 2021 has revealed that obesity is still an issue in our domestic pet population.
Take Control in 2022!
At Rowan, we are great believers in #preventativepethealthcare and we’re here to help and support you with it.
Neutering Journey – Callie’s Story Final Stage
Today we see the final stage of Callie’s spay journey.
Neutering Journey – Callie’s Story Part 3
Welcome back to the penultimate step of Callie’s spay journey. Today we’re looking at how the vet prepares themselves for surgery, how the nurses prepare the patient and the procedure itself. Infection Control The vet will remove all their hand and wrist jewellery. They give their hands a thorough clean using handwash and a scrub […]
