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The sun is working overtime today!🌞 Please ensure all animals are kept in cool environments and plenty of water given.💧 Small animals need to be kept out of the sun and with cool areas to lay in. Any worries on your pets over heating please call a vet!📞 Stay safe 💪

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We think Rosie looks like a pretty little flower in her EZ Comfort Collar ❤️ ❤️

Although beautiful to look at, not all plants are safe to small furries. It is important that you are aware of plants that could be harmful to your grazing pets. For tips on keeping your pet safe this spring take a look at our dedicated page below.
www.vets4pets.com/…/small-pe…/spring- tips-for-small-animals/

Just like us, our pets can have a range of reactions to bee and wasp stings. At their worst, extreme immune reactions can cause serious swellings. If you see any reaction from your pet to an insect sting call the practice on 01582 720088.

Hot cross buns are an Easter staple, but did you know the raisins in them can be deadly to dogs? Grapes, and all their dried forms including raisins, sultanas and currants, can cause kidney failure in our canine friends. If you’re worried that your dog has eaten raisins please give us a call on 01582 720088.

As the first signs of spring are starting to appear make sure your small furry has a shady and breezy area to hide if it gets warm. To find out more on keeping your small furry safe this spring click the link below.
www.vets4pets.com/…/small-pe…/spring- tips-for-small-animals/

Can you spot the bunny?! Share when you do!

A rabbit is for life, not just for Easter! If you’re thinking about getting a rabbit, please bear in mind that take they require lots of care and attention. Take a look at our website or speak to one of our vets.
www.vets4pets.com/pet-health-advice/rabbi t-advice/

While new life is all around us during spring, this bloom also extends to some of our more unwelcome species. Fleas, ticks and worms all start to grow in number around Easter as the weather warms up. Speak to your vet about how these parasites can be prevented all year round by calling the practice on 01582 720088 to book an appointment.

Whilst you’re enjoying sweet treats this Easter don’t forget to keep an eye on your pets! Xylitol is unfortunately toxic to dogs and is a sweetener used in many food products including syrup. Be sure to keep these out of reach from prying paws! For more information on how to prevent xylitol poisoning take a look at our dedicated page below.
www.vets4pets.com/pet-health-a…/…/xyl itol-poisoning-in-dogs/

Share if you find it, but don’t give it away!

Are you ready for a spring clean? It is important to be aware that strong acid or alkaline cleaners are a big risk to pets, so it is important to keep these out of reach. For more advice on keeping your pet safe this spring visit our dedicated page below.
www.vets4pets.com/pet-health…/spring-ti ps-for-cats-and-dogs/

Chocolate is delicious for humans, but unfortunately contains ingredients that are poisonous to our furry friends. Be sure to keep your Easter treats out of reach from your pets! For more information about chocolate poisoning visit our informative page below.
www.vets4pets.com/pet-health-a…/chocola te-poisoning-in-pets/