Keeping your pet happy and healthy is our priority.
At Spinney Vets, we're here to help you do that with this bank of useful
information and expert pet health advice.
Pet Advice From Spinney Vets
Our team of highly qualified and experienced staff is able to provide advice and guidance to help you take care of your pet. Together we have created this library of pet advice and animal facts, to give you access to the information you need to take good care of your pet.
For more detailed advice contact your local branch of Spinney Vets.
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DogsWhether your dog is already your best friend or you are considering getting a puppy, we have extensive experience to help you and your dog advice on topics such as neutering and vaccinations to behaviour, dietary advice, reproduction and more; |
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CatsThough notoriously independent, cats are still a big commitment for pet owners. Our team of experts are ready to help with advice that covers all bases, including kitten advice, neutering and vaccinations as well as senior cat advice, dietary and behaviour. |
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RabbitsIf you have a happy rabbit at home already or are considering bringing a baby bunny into the family, our team of vets and nurses can offer advice on topics such as diet, young and senior rabbit advice and common medical conditions. |
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General Pet AdviceYour pets can be your best friend or part of the family, we understand that is why the expert team of veterinarians at Spinney Vets can offer expert advice to cover topics such as neutering, travelling with your pet and dealing with fireworks or noise phobias. |
Latest Spinney Vets Pet Advice
Blood Testing
Pet blood tests – everything you need to know
As your veterinary practice, our aim is to support you and your pet to help them live happier, healthier lives.
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Pet Dental Care in Northampton
Dental care is just as important for your pet as it is for people. Keeping your pet's teeth clean and healthy is imperative to preventing dental diseases in the future.
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Veterinary Chemotherapy Treatment Information
Although the majority of cancers in our animals are still being treated with surgery, sometimes other kinds of treatment are necessary.
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