Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month: Celebrating Registered Veterinary Nurses
Each May, The British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) celebrates Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month (VNAM).
Read this postEach May, The British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) celebrates Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month (VNAM).
Read this postOnline vets are just as useful as an in-person vet, and you could actually save yourself a lot of time and money by using one.
Read this postTelemedicine is a concept that many people are not even aware of. Many people are stuck in their ways and will only seek medical help in person.
Read this postOur online vets will be available every day during the festive period. View the full opening hours and Christmas 2022 delivery information here.
Read this postThinking of getting a dog for Christmas? Read PocketVet's guide to finding the right puppy breeder!
Read this postThe pandemic has brought with it a sharp rise in dog thefts, where the surge in demand for puppies has driven the prices up, resulting in criminals seeing it as an easy way to make quick money.
Read this postWith the Covid-19 pandemic and resultant travel restrictions, more of us than ever are planning to holiday in the UK this year. With the rise in dog ownership over the last year, lots of people will be taking a dog with them, perhaps for the first time. We have put together some top tips on travelling in the UK with your dog, to make the experience as relaxing and stress-free as possible!
Read this postIt can be hard to resist letting your dog share your snack, particularly if they give you those puppy dog eyes- but do you know what everyday vegetables are potentially unsafe for dogs?
Read this postFemale dogs are not pregnant for as long as you may think! A female dog’s gestation period lasts for just over two months, approximately 62-65 days.
Read this postA season (or heat) is the period of time during which a female dog (bitch) can become pregnant. Most dogs start coming into season from around 6 months of age, although this is variable, with smaller breeds typically starting at a younger age than large breeds, which can start as late as 18-24 months old.
Read this postEating poop is a common behaviour in dogs but is one of their less endearing characteristics! It even has a scientific name – coprophagia.
Read this postThis is a really interesting question. It is easy to assume that our dogs see the world in the same way that we do, but in fact their vision is quite different to ours.
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