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Lupine Collars & Leads

 

We are proud to recommend and supply an excellent range of collars, leads and harnesses made by Lupine.

Lupine has a 100% guarantee– even if the collar / lead is chewed! They will replace the damaged item with a brand new one for free! We have a wide selection of colours and varieties in store for you to choose from. Here are a few of our favorites!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Manage Osteoarthritis and Kidney Disease in cats

 

Did you know that you can use specialised veterinary cat food to manage osteoarthritis and kidney disease?

 

· Kidney disease and osteoarthritis are the most common diseases of aging cats. Yes, unfortunately cats also suffer from osteoarthritis!

· Royal Canin Senior Cat food provides cartilage protection for joint support.

· It has been scientifically proven to maintain kidney function.

· The food is phosphorous restricted and has high levels of fish oils.

· It is very palatable and has a 100% money back guarantee

· We have lots of free samples in the clinic for your cats to try

 

 

Caring for our mature pets

 

A regular veterinary health check becomes even more important as your pet gets older. Even if  your pet seems well at the moment, a comprehensive physical examination can allow Dr. Barry to detect certain conditions before they become too serious. This visit will also give you the opportunity to discuss any matters of concern or questions you may have.

 

In addition to a physical examination, the best way to detect underlying conditions is to do a health screen (blood test and a urine test). A health screen can provide valuable information about your pet’s health and wellbeing and can detect medical conditions in their early stages.

 

Signs that your pet may need a veterinary check

 

These symptoms are sometimes overlooked as “normal” parts of aging. These can be early warning signs of an underlying age-related disease.

 

· Excessive drinking

· Frequent urination

· Urinary incontinence

· Change in toileting behaviour

· Difficulty rising / walking

· Appearance of lumps or bumps

· Confusion or disorientation

· Bad breath or difficulty eating

· Weight loss

· Excessive weight gain