Regular, preventative pet-care news & advice
Read on for a host of preventative pet care news and advice that’s free and updated monthly. In the stories below you’ll find seasonal tips and 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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Keeping a happy bunny in Essex
You can enrich your rabbit’s life with just a few simple adjustments to its surroundings, so check out our tips here.
Learn your cat’s Body Condition Score
Our handy chart, devised by head vet Jürgen will help you determine if your cat is at its correct weight for its size and age.
Dogs’ fun doesn’t have to stop with the festivities
After all the Christmas fun your dog may get a bit bored, but Edgewood Vets have tips to keep them at their peak.
Top tips for cat treats
Winter’s a time to spoil yourself – and your pet. But if you’re unsure of what are the best treats, why not contact the team at Edgewood Veterinary Group for advice?
Dog treats – the bones of the issue from Edgewood Vets
Bones may seem like a natural treat for your dog, but they can cause health issues, so it’s always best to contact us for advice.
Does your rabbit need a winter weigh-in?
It’s always best to keep your rabbit trim, so why not check with Jessica Ashley that it’s properly maintaining its weight?
Poisonous plants to keep away from cats at Christmas
If you’re decorating your home with festive plants, Edgewood Vets’ team can advise you on what to steer clear of.
Advice from Edgewood 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?
Canine capers for Christmas
Festive dog movies are bound to tug at the heartstrings of dog owners, but you’ll know your pet is safe when it’s registered with Edgewood Veterinary Group.
Calming rabbits on fireworks night
Loud noises are scary to rabbits, but you can help reduce their anxiety by following Edgewood Vet’s suggestions.
