Pet care news & advice
Read on for a host of preventative pet care news and advice that’s free & updated monthly. In the stories below you’ll find seasonal tips & information on how to keep your pet healthy. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update the news then simply…
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Canine arthritis – age, causes, symptoms and treatment for Derbyshire dogs
Take our health assessment quiz to see if your dog (young or old) may be suffering from arthritis.
STAR Vet Clinic helps owners understand pain signs in rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters
Small furry pets are experts in pain hiding so their owners have to thoroughly monitor them. Learn more here.
How clever is your dog? STAR Vets can help you find out
Canine cognitive abilities are able to be tested – use our download to see what tests your dog excels in and have fun with them at the same time!
Who is your favourite famous cat?
Our team at STAR Vets has pulled together their favourite famous cats! Share your own favourites with us on our Facebook page.
Should you keep guinea pigs in pairs or groups?
Our Vet Caroline Ward has put together some advice on why guinea pigs need a friend or two, or three… to stay happy – learn more here.
7 tips for keeping your dog healthy over summer
STAR Vets’ guide includes advice on what conditions we treat, associated symptoms and when to contact us!
Our Head Nurse Lara discusses guinea pig care
Are you thinking of getting a pet for your family? If so, take a read of our latest article about how guinea pigs make great pets.
Summer cat care for owners in Derbyshire
Read the best advice on how to keep your cat cared for during the summer months, what to look out for, and when to contact your vet.
What to do about flystrike if you have rabbits or guinea pigs
STAR Vets’ top tips for avoiding flystrike in your small furry pets – read more here.
Seven activities for your dog in the heat and five to avoid
When it’s hot outside in Derbyshire, it’s essential to take extra precautions to keep your dog safe. Read our do’s and don’ts guide.
