Last month, we had an emergency appointment for a dog with something stuck in its mouth. This case study shows what we found and what we did to help Cara the cockapoo.
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 morePet Safety Tips
From flashing dog collars to pet carriers and dog harnesses for your vehicle, this short article looks at ways to help you keep your pets safer when at home, on walks, or on transport.
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 moreDigestive Health
Digestive upsets are very common in dogs, often because they are prone to eat things they shouldn’t. As well as a good diet, here’s what we recommend to maintain a healthy digestive system in your dog.
Read moreXylitol Poisoning in Dogs
Xylitol is found in hard candy, chewing gum, and mints, and it can be dangerous for dogs. Symptoms of xylitol poisoning develop rapidly, and this can be life-threatening. Here’s what to look out for.
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 moreRabbit Awareness Week 2022
This year’s Rabbit Awareness Week is Monday 27th June 2022 to Friday 1st July 2022. This year is all about where our rabbits live. Here's a few things to consider for housing your rabbit.
Read moreHome Changes for Animals with Arthritis
There are so many different options for animals who suffer with arthritis. In this short article, we look at simple changes that you can make at home to help your pet live a more comfortable and happier life.
Read moreCase Study: Rosie & Ben - Pet Osteoarthritis
For senior pets, osteoarthritis can be one of the long-term effects of knee surgery, as well as part of a natural ageing process. In this case study, we meet Rosie and her younger brother, Ben, who were both found to have osteoarthritis and needed some treatment.
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 moreCase Study: Demodex & Cheyletiella
This case study is about a 12 week old puppy called Buddy who had become intensely itchy and had started to scratch and damage his skin. Here’s what our vet found out when examining Buddy and how we helped him to get better.
Read moreDo Dogs and Cats Get Dementia?
Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome, or CDS, is more common in dogs and cats than people realise. It is estimated that up to 14% of our senior pets suffer from CDS. Here are the key symptoms to look out for and some management tools and medications that we can use to help.
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 moreEvent: Pet Arthritis Evening - 24th May 2022
Coquet Vets will be holding a 'Pet Arthritis Evening' on Tuesday 24th May 2022 at 5pm. We will discuss what arthritis is, signs of arthritis, and how to help older pets to improve their well-being. Find out more and register your place for free.
Read moreCase Study: Tooth Root Abscess
Here is a short case study about a 9-year-old male entire poodle who presented to us with a tooth root abscess. Here’s what we did to diagnose and treat the tooth root abscess.
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