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Skin Lumps and Bumps: What You Should Know
Skin Lumps and Bumps in Dogs: What You Should Know Lumps and bumps are commonly found on our pets. But the question is should you worry? It is best to get every lump checked by a veterinary surgeon who can run any necessary tests to provide a diagnosis. A lot…
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How safe are human painkillers?
If you see that your dog or cat has hurt themselves, you might think that you should give them a painkiller in order to ease their discomfort. Did you know that human painkillers are very dangerous for cats and dogs? Although these drugs are safe for people to use, they…
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Is your cat drinking enough?
Most cats don’t drink enough water. Because cats are so self-sufficient we assume they know what’s best for their health, and many times they do. 1 in 3 cats will experience kidney problems in their lifetimes. Many cat lovers have already had to deal with this issue at one time…
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Do you have a hyperactive dog?
Puppies are naturally noisy and hyperactive. Puppies are exuberant when greeting, playing and when expressing friendliness and appeasement. However, adult dogs are noisy and hyperactive because they are untrained and have unintentionally been encouraged to act that way. For example, eagerly jumping puppies are petted by people who later get…
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Travelling abroad with your pet
It has become much easier to travel abroad with your pet. However, if you wish them to come back into the UK there are strict guidelines to follow. These are in place because of the presence of disease elsewhere in the world which we don’t have here in the UK.…
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Tick season is fast approaching
Tick season is fast approaching and with the recent emergence of the tick borne disease Babesiosis, along with the continued risk of Lyme disease, we would like to offer our clients a discount on preventative treatment. The most cost effective way to prevent tick infestation on your pet is to…
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Calling all owners of large breed dogs – heart screen offer
We would like to invite you to bring your large or giant breed dog to the practice to discuss a screening programme for a type of heart disease called Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) which we are currently offering at a reduced price. As you may be aware, certain large and giant…
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Tabitha the cat is recovering from horrific injuries
Two year old Tabitha had been missing for nearly two days when she managed to drag her way back to her owner’s home in Storrington, West Sussex, with horrific injuries to her rear leg. Once found she was rushed to Arun Veterinary Group for emergency treatment. There was a suspicion…
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Laser therapy now available
As part of our commitment to provide the highest standards of care, Arun Veterinary Group are pleased to announce that we are now able to provide medical laser treatment. This form of treatment has been available for some years and is now becoming more popular as we understand in more…
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Does your dog have separation anxiety?
Why Does It Happen? Anxiety related problems, in particular separation anxiety, usually occur as a result of a dog’s over-attachment to its owner. Essentially, the dog becomes so emotionally attached to its owner that as soon as it is left alone it feels enormous tension – and this manifests itself…
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Jasper saves the day
Missy, a lovely wire-haired Visla gave her owners a bit of a scare this Christmas period. After a very short period of vomiting and lethargy, Missy suddenly deteriorated, leading to an emergency visit to Arun Veterinary Group. It was discovered that Missy was bleeding into her abdomen due to a…
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What’s wrong with being a little bit overweight?
It’s that time of year folks, where the waistlines have expanded and we regret that extra mince pie that Uncle Alfred sent our way! But what about our pets? Unsurprisingly, our pet’s weight can have significant implications on their general health. Scientifically, it only takes our pets to be 15%…
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