Regular, preventative pet-care news & advice
Read on for a host of preventative pet-care news and advice that’s free & updated monthly. In the stories below you’ll find seasonal tips & information on how to keep your pet healthy. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update the news then simply…
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How technology can help keep your cat fit in Cheshire
There are many apps out there that can keep your cat active and control its food intake, so helping it stay in shape.
Get your dog up to speed with technology
Check out our app tips to improve your dog’s life
Treat your cat well in Lostock Gralam
Feeding treats is just one way to show your cat affection. But to make sure you’re offering the right goodies, feel free to check with us.
Treat your rabbit’s sweet tooth
Rabbits are renowned for loving sweet things, but you need to know what’s good and what’s not. The team at Northwich Vets has the answers.
(Don’t) give the dog a bone
When you’re considering giving your dog a nice, juicy bone, check with Northwich Vets to make sure you’re treating it right.
Cat safety and festive foliage with Northwich Vets
You know what they say about cats and curiosity? We have advice on the plants that are best left unexplored during the festive season.
Santa Paws is coming to Cheshire
There’s nothing like a Christmas dog movie to remind us just how much we love our pets. So register your dog to make sure it always gets the best care.
Advice from Northwich Vets on snug winter rabbits
While they’re good with colder weather, rabbits still need certain winter protection. Why not ask us for advice on preparing for the chill?
Tips to help your dog through firework season
If fireworks are your dog’s worst enemy, Northwich Vets has an infographic with advice on keeping them calm.
Northwich Vets uncovers noise anxiety in cats
They may not show it, but cats can suffer from a fear of fireworks as well as dogs. Ask us for advice on keeping kitty calm.