Before spring cleaning read our advice on seasonal dog allergies
Towcester Veterinary Centre
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1w ago
Anyone who suffers from hay fever will know that spring and summer can be a miserable time. Did you know that dogs can get hay fever too? It’s true. But, did you also know that the symptoms of hay fever in dogs are very similar to the symptoms of dust allergies in dogs? With many UK residents preparing for a big spring clean of their home, our veterinary team wants dog owners to know the symptoms of these two allergies to look out for. Get our Spring Cleaning Tips for Pets with Allergies Could my dog have hay fever Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, refers to allergic reactions to pol ..read more
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Competition and Markets Authority Report
Towcester Veterinary Centre
by Victoria Broomfield
2w ago
This week the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced it’s provisional intention to launch a formal market investigation into the veterinary sector. Their initial review has highlighted some concerns within the industry, particularly with the huge increase in the number of veterinary practices owned by six major corporate groups. At Towcester Vets we would like to take this opportunity to say that we fully support the investigation, with many of our staff contributing to the initial information gathering from the CMA, and are hopeful that some positive changes can come from it. W ..read more
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Our Towcester Vets team share vital vaccination advice for dog owners
Towcester Veterinary Centre
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2w ago
Ensuring the health and wellbeing of our canine companions is a top priority. In this article, our vets are emphasising how vaccination plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of infectious diseases and safeguarding the health of dogs everywhere. So, let’s delve straight into essential information about canine infectious diseases below and our vets’ guidelines on which dog vaccinations are recommended for your furry friend. Ready to take the first step in protecting your dog? Book a Dog vaccination appointment today Why vaccinate your dog Our veterinary team know that vaccination is a co ..read more
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Towcester Vets essential facts about cat leukaemia
Towcester Veterinary Centre
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3w ago
As responsible cat owners, it’s crucial to stay informed about potential health threats that could impact our feline companions. One such concern is Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV), a serious and contagious disease that can affect cats of all ages. In this article we explore essential facts about cat leukaemia, discusses common symptoms, and emphasises the importance of prevention through vaccination. To ensure your cat’s wellbeing, we encourage you to take the proactive step of booking a cat vaccination appointment at any of our clinics in Northamptonshire. Book your cat’s vaccination Facts abo ..read more
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What good pet nutrition looks like and why it’s important
Towcester Veterinary Centre
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1M ago
As responsible pet owners, we take on the duty of caring for our furry companions in the best possible way. A significant part of this responsibility is ensuring that our pets receive proper nutrition. Good pet nutrition for dogs and cats is the foundation of their health, happiness, and longevity. In celebration of Responsible Pet Ownership Month, our team at Towcester Veterinary Centre have some helpful advice for you below, so let’s explore what good pet nutrition looks like and why it’s of paramount importance. Book a nutrition appointment with a vet nurse A protein rich diet & adequat ..read more
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Why neutering is the responsible choice for cat owners in Northamptonshire
Towcester Veterinary Centre
by Abigail Dowdy
1M ago
Cat owners cherish the companionship and love their feline friends bring into their lives. However, with the joy of having a cat comes the responsibility of ensuring their wellbeing and contributing to the welfare of the feline community. One of the most responsible choices cat owners in Northamptonshire can make is to opt for neutering their cats. In this article, the team at Towcester Veterinary Centre will explore why and how it benefits both individual cats and the larger feline population. Book a neutering consultation Cat neutering – why it’s the responsible choice 1. Preventing unplanne ..read more
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Why dog neutering is a must on the cusp of puppy season
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1M ago
Spring marks the beginning of a beautiful season in Northamptonshire. It also marks the onset of ‘puppy season’ when the attraction between unneutered male and female dogs will undoubtedly ramp up. Unplanned litters can be a challenging responsibility. That’s why dog neutering is a crucial step to prevent these. In this article, our Vet Catharina Arthurs will explore the reasons why dog neutering is essential for responsible pet ownership and the wellbeing of our furry friends. Call Towcester Veterinary Centre on 01327 350239 to chat about dog neutering appointments available at our Burcote Ro ..read more
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Post Movement TB testing
Towcester Veterinary Centre
by Victoria Broomfield
1M ago
We are now undertaking regular post movement testing for clients after the new rules came in in August 2023. All animals moving from higher incidence areas of England and from Wales into the annual surveillance areas of the Edge Area require post movement TB testing 60-120 days after their arrival. This affects farms in Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire but not Oxfordshire and Warwickshire. Post movement testing has been required in Bedfordshire for a few years. It can be confusing to work out if an animal requires post movement TB testing. Generally, it affects animals coming from herds th ..read more
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Fly Control Products
Towcester Veterinary Centre
by Victoria Broomfield
1M ago
Following our successful talk in November on alternative fly control, we are pleased to announce we are now able to sell fly buckets and bait traps from Bestico. Fly traps are an alternative to using pour on or spot on products which can have a negative effect on the beneficial insect populations during the summer. Fly buckets are the best alternative option for herds that graze in the summer, other options using parasitic insects to control nuisance flies are available for herds that house all year. If you are interested in options for housed cattle, we would advise booking a visit with Besti ..read more
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Mastitis sampling project
Towcester Veterinary Centre
by Victoria Broomfield
1M ago
APHA is undertaking a ewe mastitis bacteriology project during the 2023/2024 lambing season. The aim of the project is to improve surveillance of the different bacteria causing mastitis in ewes and to provide antimicrobial resistance data. In addition, samples will also be used to provide surveillance for other organisms that may play a role in ewe mastitis. Anyone experiencing issues with mastitis this year should get in touch for us to arrange these subsidised samples. Each farm can submit up to three samples. Samples need to be taken in a sterile manner to ensure we get the best results, so ..read more
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