At Donnachie & Townley Veterinary Centre in Rugeley, we have created a detailed guide offering potential solutions if your dog begins to experience incontinence in their later years.
Whether your dog is already your best friend or you are considering getting a puppy, we have put together lots of helpful dog advice on topics such as puppy advice, neutering and vaccinations to behaviour, dietary advice, reproduction and more.
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At Donnachie & Townley Veterinary Centre, we advise that your dog’s oral hygiene is just as important as any other routine preventative treatment. Like humans, dogs can develop a build-up of tartar, leading to tooth decay and gum disease.
Neutering is a surgical procedure performed under general anaesthesia to remove part or all of an animal’s reproductive organs, preventing them from reproducing. In males, it is called castration and in females, spaying. We know that neutering provides significant benefits for you and your pet and is directly associated with helping pets to live happier, healthier lives. Book your appointment today at D&T Veterinary Centre in Rugeley.
Microchipping is a permanent ID system, which involves a chip, no bigger than a grain of rice being implanted under the skin of your dog's scruff.
For the long-term health and wellbeing of your pet and your family, it is essential that you routinely use proven, preventative treatments against the most common parasites throughout your pet’s life. Remember that prevention is much easier and cost effective than cure.
You may be wondering how you are going to be able to exercise your dog if you are unable to leave your home. There are many ways that you can keep your pet active whilst at home and keeping them mentally exercised will help to balance this.
A number of diseases can still affect dogs in the UK, and one can even be transmitted to humans. Dog vaccinations are the only safe way to provide immunity against these diseases, and if carried out regularly according to your vet’s advice, they can protect your pet for life.
Canine atopy, or allergic dermatitis, is the most common skin condition found in dogs.
As a result of advances in veterinary medicine, more knowledgeable care and improved nutrition, dogs are now living much longer, healthier lives.
Hopefully you'll have anticipated your new arrival by 'puppy proofing' your home, and had lots of fun choosing the bed, blanket, toys and other supplies they will need.
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