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We all fell in love with a beautiful collie who came in today! We all gave him lots of cuddles :) Here's Sarah showering him with love post-castrate!

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Why waste the opportunity to stay in everybody’s way? Via: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ec/91/da/ec91da535c1d5836be535456cc4c2d70.jpg

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There have been recent reports of new cases of Alabama Rot in our country and we would like to post something about this disease since many of you will probably have questions. Alabama Rot Disease is scientifically known as cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy and affects only dogs. The cause of this disease is still not known and it is currently being investigated. This disease can cause redness, sores or swelling of the skin, particularly on the dogs’ face or limbs. Within 7 days, affected dogs can develop life threatening acute kidney failure, at which stage they may be vomiting and lethargic. Although this disease is scary and serious, it is not common. Most of the times a skin problem will not be caused by Alabama Rot Disease and even if the skin lesions are caused by it, many dogs will not develop kidney problems and will have a full recovery. Since the cause of this disease is unknown no preventive measures can be recommended. Please keep in mind that dogs treated in the early stages of this disease are more likely to have a better prognosis, so if your dog has unexplained skin lesions anywhere in his or her body bring him or her to the vet.

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We could all use such a dedicated companion! Via: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lNTm8BqYno

Alfie and Charlie

Case of the Monday Blues? These two have been in for joint castrations! Check them out having a play after the procedure, aren't they doing great?

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Happy Friday everyone! This stunning chap is Archie. He's been attending our weight clinic and with the efforts of his owner and a special diet, he has lost 1kg and reached his target weight! Doesn't he look handsome?

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Happy cats! Via: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/69/f3/d5/69f3d5ac3792f3ababb9c03c53c07bd6.jpg

In addition to our brand new opening hours, we'd like to let you know that the dedicated emergency team at Vet24, based in Milton, will be helping us out at Hollyoak with out of hours emergencies. Our vets have traditionally been on duty for 24 hour periods and whole weekends, which is now uncommon in any healthcare profession. By teaming with Vet24, our vets will be rested and fresh for your pets each day and able to liaise closely with them for any follow up care your pet may need.

NEW Opening Hours

In response to your feedback from our survey sent out at the beginning of February, we are pleased to announce that we have extended our opening hours to accommodate you for earlier morning and later evening appointments. We have also extended our Sunday opening times for routine and emergency appointments. Check out our website: http://www.hollyoakvets.com/opening-hours/ for the full details of the changes we've made. We'd like to thank all that took the time to complete the survey, your opinion really does matter to us!

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One very happy (and relaxed!) customer having strokes!! :)

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We love to make new friends here at Hollyoak, irrespective of size!!! Little meeting large the other day.....

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Cats are naturally nocturnal animals. This means that for them it is quite normal to sleep during the day and be more active at night. Our daily routines can also contribute to this. Although most cats will adapt their schedule to spend more time with their owners, which means they will try to spend more time awake during the day, in most households owners go to work and are out during the day. Cats will then spend the daytime hours resting, especially if he or she is the only pet in the household. For many cats the day begins when you get home to provide food, play time and social interaction. When your cat attempts to wake you after you’ve gone to bed, he or she may want to play, eat or simply enjoy your company. If you would rather avoid having your cat trying to wake you at night you can try to gradually alter the cat’s schedule by encouraging play time and feeding during the daytime and earlier evening hours. You can also provide the cat with a warm and comfortable bed away from your bedroom and close your bedroom door at night. Avoid any activities that might encourage your cat to be up at night and reward all interaction in earlier hours. If you need any help managing your cat’s behavior do not hesitate to contact us.

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