It's Animal Pain Awareness Month, so online vet nurse Abbey shares how you can identify pain in your pooch, along with the difference between long-term pain and sudden pain in dogs.
Osteoarthritis can be very painful in dogs and cats, causing the joints to become painful, stiff and swollen and makes getting around more difficult. Here are our vets' top tips on identifying it and managing it appropriately.
As we swap our flip flops for warm socks and wave goodbye to summer for another year, the change of season brings a chill to the air and with it a new set of hazards for dog owners to watch out for.
You’d be surprised how much can be done through a video call! Here we talk about the things you can receive help on from home, along with how a remote consultation works.
The heart is one of the most important organs in you and your dog. Every time the heart beats it is pumping vital oxygen rich blood to every part of the body. Unfortunately, dogs can get heart disease just like humans. Read Vet Alicia's tips on taking care of your dog's heart.
Turn your hot dog into a cool dog with these delicious and simple frozen lolly treats for dogs. Great for the warmer months - and best of all - vet approved!
Seizures can be a terrifying experience as a pet owner, and come with a lot of feelings of helplessness. That's why it's important to understand them better, ensuring you can be prepared if your dog ever experiences a seizure.
Did you know that dental disease affects 87% of dogs over the age of three? Thankfully, if your dog has a good dental routine, it can be avoided. Read on for our top tips from Joii vet Michaela.
Ear problems can be common in dogs and can cause pain, so it's important to know how to prevent them and the signs to look for. Keep your dog's ears healthy and understand how to protect your dog with these tips from our nurses.
Are your pet's eyes healthy? From eye infections to tear staining, dogs and cats have a number of signs you can use to determine eye health. We asked our online vets what to look out for.
As a dog owner, getting your dog on the right diet can be a lot of work. That’s why it can be incredibly frustrating when they eat strange things. So why do they do it? Read our Q&A with vet nurse Abbey.
From the products you buy, to the way you look after them, it's easy to make small changes that will make you an eco-friendly pet owner. Read our five tips on how you can be a sustainable pet owner from vet nurse Abbey.
