Rowan Vets' news & pet care advice
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Talk to the Animals – Cat Behaviour
Indoors or outdoors, it’s very important that your cat can engage in their natural behaviours – here’s how you can help.
Talk to the Animals – Dog Safety
Dogs don’t speak with words but they do communicate with us through body language. Learn why understanding and teaching children is so important.
Spring Poisons – Adders
With Spring in the air and poison prevention awareness month upon us, we wanted to share with you some information about the hazards.
When is a pet vomiting serious?
Regurgitation or vomiting can be a normal digestive function of a cat or dog. But when is it more serious?
Hypertension in Cats
Hypertension is the medical term for high blood pressure which is a common condition in older cats. Learn about this condition.
The Eyes have it!
The eyes are a sensitive organ and are susceptible to injury and infection and owners should act quickly if they suspect their pet has an issue.
Feline Hyperthyroidism
Hyperthyroidism, or overactive thyroid, in cats is a common disorder in older cats and rarely seen in cats younger than 7 years old. Learn more.
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV)
A challenging emergency for the team is called a GDV (Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus) – a rapidly progressive, life-threatening condition in dogs. Learn more
Blocked Bladder and Male Cats
A serious condition that can affect a male cat is “urethral obstruction” or a blocked bladder. Learn what causes this life-threatening condition.
When is your pet’s health condition an emergency?
During the current restrictions we are not undertaking routine procedures – so what emergencies can we treat now?
