Regular, preventative pet-care news & advice
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Edgewood Vets explains the signs of feline dental disease to look for
Dental disease in cats is more common than you might think, affecting around 85% of cats over 3 years old. Read our advice on what to look out for.
My dog’s breath stinks – do they need to see a Vet?
Many dog owners simply accept ‘stinky dog breath’. Jürgen explains this is just one of the common signs of poor dental health.
6 new year rabbit owner tips for a better pet, pocket & planet
You’re doing an excellent job caring for your rabbit, but there’s no harm in discovering ways to do better. Get Jürgen’s top tips.
6 New Year fitness challenge ideas with dogs
If your 2022 resolutions are “New year get fit” & “live more sustainably”, our team at Edgewood Vets have just the thing for you…
Eco friendly cat products & sustainability tips for 2022
The team at Edgewood Veterinary Group have some ideas for you on how to become a more sustainable cat owner.
Do hamsters & guinea pigs enjoy Christmas and New Year house parties?
Planning a Christmas or New Year party at home? Read Jürgen’s advice on what to do with your small furry pets.
A festive guide to keeping your cat happy this Christmas
How to keep your cat and other pets happy at Christmas.
Dog friendly days out in Essex this December
Why choose dog friendly places to go Christmas shopping and meet for drinks.
Dog owners should take action now to prepare their pet for ‘Fireworks’ season
The team at Edgewood Veterinary Group offers advice for dog owners who dread fireworks season.
Prepare now to make this ‘fireworks season’ a happier time for your small furry pets
Jürgen, our head vet offers advice on how you can keep rabbits, hamsters and guinea pigs happy at noisy times.
