It is very exciting to welcome a new puppy or kitten into your family at Christmas time, but it’s also a significant responsibility. Here are some important things to consider to ensure that your furry friend starts life on the right paw.
Read moreKeep your pets safe this Christmas
Every year, we see pets that have gotten themselves into trouble after sneaking a bite of something they shouldn’t, leading to unnecessary vet visits. With a little foresight, you can keep your pets safe while still including them in the festive celebrations. Here are a few things that you can do to ensure your pets stay safe this Christmas.
Read moreWinter Dangers for Cats: Ethylene Glycol (EG) Toxicity
Ethylene glycol (EG) is commonly used in antifreeze and de-icing solutions. As we move into the winter months, we wanted to revisit ethylene glycol (EG) toxicity in cats to remind our clients about the symptoms and what you must do if you suspect your pet has ingested EG.
Read moreEverything you need to know about cat neutering
If you are a cat owner or want to get a cat, you must not let your cat outside until they have been neutered. Here’s what you need to know about cat pregnancies and why your cat should be kept indoors until they are neutered.
Read moreNew Law on Microchipping Your Cat
We would like to remind all our clients that from 10th June 2024, cats in England must be microchipped and registered on a database by the time they're 20 weeks old. Find out more about microchipping your cat.
Read moreCase study: Homer the cat
After a general check-up during a microchip appointment, we discovered that Homer the cat had some serious dental health issues. This case study shows what we found and the dental surgery he needed.
Read moreCase study: Maddie’s Geriatric Consult
As pets get older, they can start to slow down as well as develop a range of health problems. Maddie the cat visited our vet as part of our 'Geriatric Month' offer. This case study shows what we did for the consult, and how she got on.
Read moreGeriatric Pet Profiling
As our pets get older, they can start to slow down, as well as develop a range of health problems. Doing a Geriatric Profile for your pet can help to diagnose potential issues and keep your pet as healthy and happy as possible in their senior years.
Read moreGiardia and Egg Worm Count
Here, at Coquet Vets, we can now test in-house for Giardia, which is a protozoa parasite that can cause diarrhoea in your cat or dog. We also now offer faecal worm egg counts.
Read moreTo Neuter or Not To Neuter - That is the Question!
Neutering is one of the most talked about discussions in the veterinary world. This article looks at both the pros and cons of neutering to help you make the right decision for your pet.
Read moreTooth Resorptive Lesions
A tooth resorptive lesion (TRL), also known as a neck lesion, is a tooth defect most commonly seen in cats, but it can be seen in dogs too. These lesions are painful and require prompt treatment. In this article, we look at the symptoms and treatment options for TRLs.
Read moreClient Story: The Return of Reg the Cat
This is a story about Reg the cat who was missing for so long, his owners thought he had sadly died. However, 4 months later, he turned up! Read this amazing story about his return home.
Read moreCase Study: Damian – RTA Case
This case study is about a cat called Damian who was in a road traffic accident (RTA). We look at how he was assessed and treated for his injuries.
Read moreBringing Your Cats to the Vets
Bringing your cats to the vets can be a stressful time for everyone. Here are some simple things you can do to help make your cat’s vet experience more enjoyable.
Read moreObesity and Osteoarthritis in Pets
Arthritis is a common condition affecting middle aged to senior pets. Excessive weight in pets can also greatly contribute to an abnormal load on their joints. Tackling obesity is vital in the management of osteoarthritis, which is why Coquet Vets runs free weight clinics for your pets.
Read moreCase Study: Jasper’s Swollen & Inflamed Tongue
Jasper came to us as an emergency appointment. He was fine in the morning, then early afternoon his behaviour quickly changed. He was unsettled, pacing, hyper salivating, and drooling. Here’s what our vet found out when examining Jasper.
Read moreNational Pet Month – April 2022
National Pet Month (NPM) celebrates and raises awareness of responsible pet ownership. Here are a few things to think about when deciding to get a pet.
Read moreCase Study: Cryptorchid Castration
Casper is a lovely little kitten that came to us for neutering. After admission, it was found that Casper had just one fully descended testicle. Here’s what we did for Casper.
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