As the summer turns to Autumn, tick numbers are at their highest. Ticks can be found in long grasses and wooded areas, especially where there is wildlife such as deer and hedgehogs. Our Autumn news discusses the risk that ticks can cause to both pets and their owners.
How to remove a tick correctly from your pet is something that all pets owners should know and by having the correct tools in your pets first aid kit can help you with the process. The good news is that you can minimise the risk of tick borne disease, ask our friendly team today about tick protection for your pet.
Firework fear!
As the nights draw in, once again the firework season is fast approaching. Our Autumn Pet Blog, provides some great advice on managing your pets anxiety and how to prepare for fireworks season before it arrives.
Don’t forget some simple tips to help keep your pets safe during the loud bangs –
- Check your pets microchip, is your contact information up to date?
- Walk your dog during the light where possible, if they are nervous of fireworks keep them on a lead or long line, if they do get spooked you can keep them safe and under control,
- keep your cat flat locked shut in the evenings and provide a litter tray for overnight relief for your cat.
Please get in touch with our friendly team if you suspect your pet will need a little extra support this fireworks season.
Wasps and bees
are coming to the end of their summer lives and are often pretty slow, which makes them irresistible playthings for both dogs and cats, but beware they can still sting! The sting can cause painful swellings, these are usually treated with injections and the sooner we see your pet the better.
Our Autumn Pet Blog also offers some great seasonal tips for keeping your pet fit and well.
We hope you enjoy reading our latest pet care blog, if you have a question on any of the articles mentioned please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team for more advice.
