EQUINE CLIENTS: Coronavirus Advice
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COVID 19 UPDATE – 14th APRIL 2020 CORNISH JOINT VETERINARY STATEMENT
Entries by Matt Dunne
Coronavirus Advice
THE BRITISH VETERINARY ASSOCIATION HAVE UP TO DATE INFORMATION ON THEIR WEBSITE ABOUT CORONAVIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19) AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR VETERINARY PRACTICES AND PET OWNERS.
Senior Pet Month
As part of Senior Pet Month we’re offering FREE blood pressure checks for all senior cats over 7 years of age. For our senior dogs we’re offering a FREE basic urine screening tests for all dogs over 7 years. Both can help to identify whether your senior pets are in good health or allow us to pick up any problems early. If you’d like to book your senior pet in for a check up and testing, call us on 01736 755 555
The diet starts next week!
The diet starts next week! At least that’s what a lot of people say to themselves! But what about your pets? Do they feel the same as us about diet and exercise?
Christmas Hazards…
Christmas is a time for celebration… not a time when you want an unexpected trip to the vets! It’s important to remember that Christmas can create additional hazards for our pets. So here’s some top tips to stay safe this Christmas.
Below the gumline…
Many pet dental diseases occur below the gum line, where you can’t see. Maybe that’s why dental problems can be missed even by the most observant pet owners.
Enter our Summer Photo Competition!
We hope you’ve been enjoying the Summer this year! The hot weather brings a few challenges when it comes to keeping our pets happy and healthy…and cool! But it’s also a great time to enjoy spending with our pets… and getting some photos of them too!
Rabbits say “Buzz off”
As part of Rabbit Awareness Week in June, we want to raise awareness of a dangerous and often fatal condition called “Flystrike”.
Mobility Month!
It’s Mobility Month during May and we’ll be helping to keep your pets on the move! Pets of all ages can benefit from a mobility check to make sure they keep on moving, and the right diet and exercise program can make all the difference.
What to do in an emergency
You know we’re here for you and your pets whether you have a routine query or a blue light emergency. Whilst we all hope that our pets will never be taken seriously ill, or involved in an accident, it’s worth being prepared in case the worst should happen.
