Southill Vets' news & pet care advice
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Looking for Dog-Friendly Days Out Near You? Get Our Fun Guide
Our vets in Wincanton have scoured the UK for fun experiences you can share with your dog – read our guide
Help Teaching Kids to be Responsible Pet Owners from Southill Vets
This National Pet Month we´re focusing on pet care for kids and how your child can help with furry family friends.
How Do I Tell if My Pet is Happy?
Our team at Southill Vets break down the tell-tale signs of contentment in cats, dogs and small furries.
Bob O’Brien Shares Why Pets Need Their Own First Aid Kit
A well-stocked pet first aid kit should include items for common scenarios like small wounds, allergic reactions, and accidents – here’s what you need.
How to Prevent, Treat and Remove Ticks Safely
Ticks aren’t just a nuisance; they can carry harmful diseases that affect both pets and humans as vet Bob O’Brien explains.
How to Choose the Right Plants for Your Pet’s Edible Garden
When planning your pet’s edible garden, there are a couple of approaches you can take – read Southill Vets’ guide here.
Making Wincanton Small Furry Pets Feel Loved
Whether you have a hamster, guinea pig, rabbit, or another small mammal, learn how to make them feel loved.
Crunch Time: Are Carrots Good For Your Pet’s Teeth?
Vet Bob O’Brien explains dental and other benefits of carrots for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small furries.
Southill Vets’ Guide to Cleaning Your Dog’s Teeth
Cleaning your dog’s teeth may seem tricky, but with the right tools and technique, it can be a breeze. Learn how with us.
Brucellosis Information Sheet
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING IMPORTED DOGS Canine brucellosis is a disease caused by the bacteria Brucella Canis. This bacteria is currently not present in the dog population in the UK however, we are seeing increasing numbers of imported dogs arriving in the UK with this disease. Many dogs with brucellosis have no clinical signs, therefore, unless […]
