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 – what are they?
The flea is a robust parasite. It reproduces quickly and their eggs spread throughout your home before you’ve even noticed your pet is scratching more than usual.
Your pet and fleas! The itchy truth!
Spring is in the air – a time to start forming some habits to help your pets avoid problems with pesky parasites like fleas.
Rabbit Vaccinations – RVHD1 & RVHD2
Sadly, the two main rabbit diseases myxomatosis and R-VHD are most often fatal. Learn why vaccinations are so important.
The Eyes have it – your pet’s eyesight
As our pets get older, their pet sight deteriorates so much that they can become blind. Learn how to help your ageing pet.
Smoking – The risks to your pet
Recent research has suggested that passive smoking could be a health risk to our pets. Learn about the risks here.
Baby bird out of its nest?
Every year people find baby birds that are out of their nests and feel that these little babies need rescuing. Learn why that’s not always the case.
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?
