Pet healthcare news & advice from Claygate Vets
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The Best Dog Chews: Claygate Vets’ Nurses Share Tips
With so many dental chews on the market, discover how to pick the best chews for your dog’s teeth, from size to ingredients!
Use Claygate Vets’ Checklist to Perfect Your Pet’s Care This Year
Now is the perfect time to safeguard your pet’s health and happiness for 2025 with Claygate Vets’ Checklist.
Claygate Vets Ask – Have You Tried Online Dog Training Classes Yet?
Virtual training classes have become increasingly popular, offering dog owners in Surrey a flexible way to train. Learn more here.
Your Planet-Friendly Pet Care Guide for 2025
By integrating some of these eco-friendly products and practises, you can help reduce your pet’s environmental pawprint.
Claygate Vets Explains How Your January Blues Could Affect Your Pet
Pets can sense human emotions. Our vets in Claygate explain how pets can pick up on the January blues in you.
Winter Walks & Paw Protection Advice for Dog Owners in Surrey
Winter in Surrey can bring cold and icy conditions. Read our tips for protecting your dog’s paws this season.
Try Claygate Vets’ Tips for Getting Your Cat into Their Carrier
Struggling to get your cat into their carrier to visit our vet practice in Claygate? Discover helpful tips here.
Claygate Vets Help Hamster Owners Differentiate Between Hibernation and Illness
Understanding whether your hamster is hibernating or unwell can be tricky. Here we explain how to spot the difference and keep your furry friend safe.
Create the Foraging Fun Factor for Guinea Pigs in Surrey
Claygate Vets shares how to make the perfect winter foraging tray to keep your guinea pigs active and engaged.
Pet Winter Wear: A Good Idea in Surrey?
Is dressing up pets in winter clothing a necessary precaution, or is it more about fashion than function? What do you think?
