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Vet blogs and pet news. Interesting pet information and news including pet health alerts. These pet blogs are written by Eastcott Vets Swindon. Pet health blogs and news can be followed by subscribing to our blog feed. Pet events, offers, competitions and fun pet facts can also be found out our Pet Vet Blog pages.
2019
18
JUL
Veganism is very much a growing movement in people and it continues to grow in popularity. So, what about our pets? Can cats be vegans? Read more about whether you cat can become vegan.…
2019
03
JUN
Beware of cats and hairbands. A number of hairbands surgically removed from a cat who became ill after eating a large quantity of hairbands.…
2019
08
MAY
What to do if you find a baby bird in your garden.…
2018
09
NOV
Pet Passports Information in the event of a No Deal Brexit. This is particularly important for those wishing to travel and the end of March-April 2019 as they have a November 2018 deadline to have everything in place to travel with their pets within the EU.…
2018
05
OCT
Building work is underway to improve our Veterinary Hospital facilities at our Swindon Veterinary Hospital and Referral Centre in Edison Park, Swindon. Many new facilities will be included in this exciting new extension.…
2018
03
AUG
Ever wondered why cats are drawn to visitors who don't like cats? It is common for cats to seek out and interact with people who don't like cats whilst ignoring those that love cats.Why is this?…
2018
03
AUG
Ever thought what happens to the inpatients when a vet surgery closes for the night or weekend? Read more about what happens to critical patients at vet practises and what happens at Eastcott Vets Swindon. …
2018
28
MAR
The K Laser has been added to our range of treatment options providing vets with a non-invasive, non ‘medicinal’ way of treating some conditions.…
2018
28
MAR
Vets manage to remove swallowed ball using endoscopy. Young pup Ash manages to avoid surgery when Eastcott Vets and Eastcott Referrals Vets team together and manage to remove a bouncy ball.…
2018
12
FEB
Dog owners are advised to familiarise themselves with the symptoms of Albama Rot following the death of a dog in the North Wiltshire. It is believed that the dog had been walked near RAF Lyneham, Canalside and Crudwell before its death.…
