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Regular flea checks are important to keep your pet safe and healthy. Find out how Medivet’s complimentary* flea checks can help with your ongoing pet care routine.
Microchipping is the most reliable way to make sure your cat will be reunited with you if they ever get lost. Since June 2024, it has been a legal requirement for all cats over 20 weeks old to be microchipped in England. We all know cats love to roam and explore but sometimes they can wander a bit too far. With Medivet cat microchipping is included in all our health care plans. Read on to learn how we can help keep your cat safe.
Microchipping is the best way to make sure your dog is safely returned to you if they ever go missing. You’re legally required to get them microchipped by the time they’re eight weeks old and Medivet can guide you through the process. We include microchipping as part of all our healthcare plans so read on to discover how we can help protect your dog and give you peace of mind.
Rabbits are wonderful pets, but whether they live outside or inside, they are still susceptible to pesky fleas. Read about the signs and symptoms of fleas on rabbits and how you can prevent them, and treat them.
Fleas are a common skin parasite that affect cats (& dogs), they aren’t fussy about which species they live on or feed off. They can be incredibly uncomfortable for your cat and left untreated they can lead to more serious illnesses.
Worms in dogs are a worry for owners. If you know the signs to look out for you can get your dog quick treatment and keep them in top health.
Welcoming a kitten into your home is an exciting time for your family and no doubt they’ll receive plenty of love and affection. But as well as giving them lots of cuddles, kitten vaccinations are the best thing you can do to protect them. Read on to find out more about when to vaccinate your kitten.
Our dog care advice and tips have been created to give you all the information you need to keep your dog happy and healthy. Read more here.
Although still considered rare, cases of Alabama Rot (or CRGV) in dogs have risen in recent years after it was first identified in the US in the 1980s. Keep reading for our advice on what it is, how to spot it and what to do if your dog is affected.
