Companion Pet Newsletter
In our latest newsletter we highlight seasonal allergies that arise especially in spring when there is more pollen out and about. Inflamed red skin is one of the most common signs and you may notice they are scratching and licking more often, even keeping you up at night!
Read more about hot spots, the dangers of grass seed and what to do when you come across a fledgling or baby bird this spring.
We also would like to welcome Jen & Adrienne to the nursing team!
In our latest newsletter we highlight dental disease in dogs and cats is often overlooked, and many people assume that bad breath is normal. Periodontal disease is by far the number one health problem in our cats and dogs.
It is important to consider dental hygiene as a another key component in your pet’s overall heath, together with things like nutrition, proper exercise and routine grooming.
Antifreeze Poisoning in Cats and Dogs
Welcome to the team Hannah and Grace
We recently celebrated World Vet Day and National Administrative Day and on behalf of all the staff at Town and Country Vet we would like take those of you that took the time to thank the staff with all your kind words.
In our latest pet newsletter you’ll find information about Rat Bait and Karaka berry toxicity. It is also time to prepare for the cooler months of the year, so we’ve included some great tips and ideas for keeping your fur babies warm during the Autumn and Winter season.
Have you kept up with our Facebook page? We’ve had some informative post regarding the hot and dry weather we’ve been having in Nelson & Tasman. Along with some very cute updates of our clients enjoying themselves in our Self-service dog wash. Haven’t seen it? Click on the link to read our full newsletter now.