Senior Cat Care
Read our senior cat related articles to help you provide the best care for your senior cat. We will help cover all veterinary aspects of keeping your senior cat happy and healthy. As cats grow older their health needs change. At Vets4Pets we are here for your cat to help make them more comfortable in their senior years.
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Nurse clinics for pets
Veterinary nurses run clinics to help keep your pets in top condition, offering services such as checking your pet's weight and dental checks.
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Spring tips for your cat and dog
Keep your pet safe this Spring with our collection of tips and tricks. Make sure you know how to protect your pet with our helpful guide. Find out more here.
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Orthopaedics and Fracture Repair
Veterinary orthopaedics may be needed to help with any abnormality your pet develops or to repair fractures from injuries. Find out more about our services.
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How To Protect Cats From Fleas
Is your cat scratching more frequently? Flea bites usually cause your pet to scratch and can lead to discomfort. Find out more about fleas and your cat.
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Hyperthyroidism And Your Cat
Find out all you need to know about cat hyperthyroidism. From symptoms to forms of treatment, we have all the information you need. Find out more here.
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Cat Microchipping
All you need to know about microchips & your cat. Find out how having your cat microchipped is a great idea, expert pet advice from Vets4Pets.
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Cat fight wounds and injuries
It's not uncommon for cats to fight and it's important that any wounds or injuries are properly treated. Find out how to care for your cats wounds from a fight.
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Cat Ticks Advice & Care
Is your cat itching more frequently? Regular coat cleaning means cats are much less likely to pick up ticks than dogs. Find out more with Vets4Pets.
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Cat Diabetes Advice & Care
Cat diabetes can be debilitating for your pet. Learn more about diabetes in cats, from symptoms to treatment, and start improving your cat's health now.
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Cat & Kitten Vaccinations
A cat vaccination appointment is a chance for your pet to get a physical health check, as well as offer them protection against a range of diseases.
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Summer Tips For Cats
Want to know how to keep cats cool in hot weather? Find the answer to this and other summer tips around topics like travelling, sunburn and lilies.
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Brushing Your Cat's and Dog's Teeth
Brushing your pet’s teeth for a few minutes each day is the best way of preventing dental problems. Prevention is better than cure! Read more at Vets4Pets.
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Car Travel With Your Cat
Planning on taking your cat on a car journey? While some cats travel well, others dread the cat basket. Learn how to make car travel easier with our guide.
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Cat Toxoplasmosis Advice & Care
Toxoplasmosis in cats is a common infection that you can catch from the poo of infected cats. Often harmless, it can in some cases cause serious problems.
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Multi-Cat Households
It is estimated that 19% of UK households have at least one cat. Click here to read more expert advice on living with multiple cats with Vets4Pets.
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Toxocara (Roundworms) And Your Cat
What are the causes for Roundworms in cats? How do you prevent and treat Roundworms for your cat? Read professional advice form our qualified vets today.
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Anxiety In Cats
Learn about anxiety in cats and how you can calm a stressed cat with effective coping tactics and methods from our vets experts.
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Paracetamol Poisoning In Cats
Paracetamol should never begiven, and should be kept out of reach of cats to prevent accidental ingestion. Read our expert advice.
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Cat Arthritis Advice & Care
Arthritis is a painful disease that can affect many older cats, causing pain in joints. Discover how to care for a cat with this disease with our expert advice.
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Lice And Your Cat
Lice live on the skin of your cat, and feed on the skin itself. Lice can be uncomfortable for your cat, and can make them itchy and sore in large numbers.
Health Plans to keep your cat healthy
At Vets4Pets we offer a range of Health Plans that make essential routine treatments more affordable. You'll save money on things like annual vaccinations, flea and worm treatment and routine health check-ups.
