Separation anxiety is a distressing issue that affects many dogs, causing them to experience intense fear and discomfort when left alone. It is estimated that separation-related issues impact up to 50% of dogs in the UK and represent up to 40% of all behaviour referrals. This behavioural problem can present in various ways, from excessive barking and destructive chewing to house soiling and attempts of escape.Â
Learning how to clean your cat’s ears is a highly useful skill. While ear disease isn’t as prevalent in cats as it is in dogs, regular ear cleaning can significantly reduce issues for affected cats.
Have you ever wondered what happens during a clinical exam at the vet’s? Beyond the wagging tails and anxious purrs, these health check-ups are an essential part of healthcare for our furry friends.Â
Knowing how to clean your dog’s ears is a really useful skill to learn. Otitis externa (inflamed ears) is one of the most common disorders presented to primary care vets in the UK. Up to 10% of dogs are affected by this condition but regular ear cleaning can help to reduce it.
In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of mixed feeding, and provide practical tips to help you make informed decisions about your pet’s diet.
In this article, we explore the benefits and potential challenges of raw dog food and provide guidance for owners on selecting a diet suitable for their dog.
Choosing an appropriate diet for your dog can be a daunting task. There are so many options for pet owners to pick from. Not to mention the conflicting and strong opinions on what is the best choice.Â
Cats are well-known to be clean animals, spending much of their day grooming themselves. But when does this become abnormal? Find out the most common causes of itching in cats, what you can do at home and when it’s time to see a vet.Â
Dogs are generally quite clean pets; they will normally spend time during the day grooming themselves. But when does this behaviour become concerning? Find out the most common causes of itching in dogs, how to help at home and when it’s time to speak to a vet.Â
During the warmer months, when nature is in full bloom and our furry friends are exploring, encounters with bees and wasps are extremely common. Understanding how to tell if your dog has been stung by a bee or wasp and what to do can make a big difference in ensuring their comfort and reducing your stress levels.
Consult a Joii vet online for £28. Or free if you’re insured with one of our partners.
Developed by vets 🩺
Download the app to register and become a member of Joii vets. In only a few taps you will have access to digital vet care 24/7 as well as a vet practice
This article is currently being written by one of our expert vets. Check back soon.
