Conditions

For guidance on how to use a Body Condition Score please see https://royalcanin.co.uk/body-condition-score/

Looking out of the window at the miserable gloomy skies it is good to remember that Spring and Summer are just around the corner. 

Ears are very important organs for not only hearing but for maintaining balance and expressing behaviour.

For guidance on how to use a Body Condition Score please see https://royalcanin.co.uk/body-condition-score/

One of the most important complications seen in diabetic pets on insulin treatment is a low blood glucose level.

Cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy (CRGV or ‘Alabama rot’) is a serious disease which has only recently been recognised in dogs in the UK. 

This is a potentially life threatening condition which requires immediate veterinary treatment.

Before attempting to breed from your pet, there are a number of points which we recommend you consider.

Pancreatitis occurs in both dogs and cats. The pancreas is located between the stomach and the duodenum (part of the small intestine). 

With nearly 50% of our pet population clinically assessed as being overweight or obese, it is more important than ever to monitor how much and what type of food we feed our pets.