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Priceless love. Great value plan from £15 a month

Priceless love. Great value plan from £15 a month. Welcome to smartpet.

We know how much you care about your pet’s wellbeing – and, at The Vet, we care too. That’s why we created smartpet… your comprehensive preventative healthcare membership programme.

Unlike insurance, smartpet is an active, service-led treatment routine, keeping a regular eye on your pet’s health and preventing potential problems before they have a chance to happen (or get worse). All for one affordable monthly payment.

Visit our website for more information: https://www.thevet.co.uk/smartpet

🎆Although fireworks are exciting for us, dogs a

🎆Although fireworks are exciting for us, dogs and cats find them petrifying from loud bangs to huge flashes of lights. Here are our helpful tips to getting them prepared:

- Create a safe place / den so they have somewhere to retreat to during the loud noises.

- Invest in a Thundershirt which acts as a wearable hug.

- Specialist diffuses can reduce stress and anxiety such as Adaptil.

- Keep all pets indoors and only walk during daylight hours.

Read our blog for more information:

https://www.thevet.co.uk/pet-advice/pets-and-fireworks/

Have you recently welcomed a new puppy? Or thinki

Have you recently welcomed a new puppy? Or thinking about getting one? 🐶

It’s important to get their early vaccinations to protect them from diseases including

Puppies are typically vaccinated at eight and ten weeks with the second dose around two to four weeks later. They’ll then need boosters at 6 or 12 months with annual boosters needed thereafter.

Contact your local The Vet centre to find out more about our vaccination recommendations and preventative healthcare options.

Over the last few months our clinics have undergon

Over the last few months our clinics have undergone extensive dental equipment upgrades offering your pet quick diagnosis for efficient treatment.

Preventative treatment is always less painful than undergoing general anaesthetic to remove / treat teeth.

Book a consultation today to find out how you can manage your pet’s teeth.

Are you putting on sunscreen whenever you go out i

Are you putting on sunscreen whenever you go out in the sun? Then the same applies to your dog as their belly, nose and ears are especially vulnerable to getting sunburn.

To avoid too much sun exposure, which can cause cancer like in us humans, please follow our three key rules:
- Avoid taking them out during peak sun hours.
- Always provide a shady spot.
- Check the pavements / ground is not too hot as their paws are easily burnt.

Find more summertime tips on the Pet Advice area on our website: thevet.co.uk

Feel guilty when enjoying a chilled treat this Sum

Feel guilty when enjoying a chilled treat this Summer? Why not make some breath freshening minty freezies for your dog. Not only will it freshen up your dog’s breath, but parsley also aids digestion and reduces information.
Simply mix some plain or Greek yoghurt with a handful of parsley and mint, blend until you have a pouring consistency and freeze until solid.

Check out the Pet Advice area on our website for more information on keeping your pets cool this Summer.

We wanted to make you aware of a rise in the numbe

We wanted to make you aware of a rise in the number of reported cases of Parvovirus over the last few days. This is a highly infectious disease that can be fatal to dogs if not treated quickly.

Please read our blog to find out about the symptoms to look out for - https://www.thevet.co.uk/pet-advice/canine-parvovirus-symptoms/

If you are concerned please contact us urgently via PetsApp and we can advise you of the best next steps.

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