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With 5 November fast approaching, it is important to take some time to make sure you help keep your pets safe and secure this bonfire night.  We take a look at some ideas that can help reduce stress in your pets during the firework season… (Read more…)

The College of Animal Welfare’s annual Careers With Animals Day was the place to be on Saturday 13 October, as hundreds of people of all ages and backgrounds visited Campus Vets and Pets to find out more about how they could turn their dream of working with animals into a reality.

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If you’re working as a dog groomer and looking for a career change, why not consider taking your skills and experience into a classroom?

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Charity is such an integral part of our society; giving to charity not only supports those in need, but it also makes us feel good and allows us to help enable positive changes in the world.

In celebration of International Day of Charity, we are taking a look at two particular charities that we work closely with at Campus Vets and Pets: Cats Protection and Dogs Trust. (Read more…)

Microchips provide dog owners with peace of mind, but a microchip only works if a) your dog has one and b) its registration information remains accurate.

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“Hey! Jett here, I just wanted to take five minutes out of my holiday to tell you about what fun I am having with my best friend and housemate Khana, here at Campus Vets and Pets.

The day starts bright and early, where our carers bring us our breakfast, I am happy to eat it wherever, whereas my friend Khana, enjoys the finer things in life and often has breakfast in bed. (Read more…)

Preventing separation anxiety in dogs

Ahead of this weekend’s World Cup quarter final match, English football fans are hoping that ‘it’s coming home’. But have you stopped to think that your dog may be hoping the same thing – that you’re ‘coming home’ soon? (Read more…)