News & pet care advice from
The Hampshire Vet
We love helping our clients keep their pets happy and healthy, which is why we update our news and pet care advice regularly. Discover seasonal and local pet care tips, as well as preventative advice and topical articles below.
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The Hampshire Vet’s New Puppy & Kitten Guide for Summer
If you’re planning to add a new puppy or kitten to your family during the school summer holidays, read our helpful guide first.
Effective Kitten Litter Training Tips from The Hampshire Vet’s Nurses
How to choose the right litter box set up and then litter train your kitten in just three easy-to-follow steps.
The Hampshire Vet’s Guide to a Worry-Free Beach Day with Your Dog
Read our seaside safety advice for a happy and relaxing summer holiday season with your dog.
Summer BBQ Pet Care Advice from Jamie
Planning a BBQ this summer? Read our Vet’s advice on making sure your pets have fun, stay safe, and can enjoy some tasty treats too.
Hannah answers your Rabbit FAQs
If you’re new to rabbit care or just love a good refresh from time to time, we’ve got the perfect article for you.
Emily shares advice for conquering canine cabin fever
If your dog is behaving differently but seems well, they might not be getting the stimulation they need. Learn how to overcome dog boredom here.
Need to give your cat a tablet? The Hampshire Vet nurses break it down
If you’re wondering how to give your cat a tablet without getting scratched to pieces, you’ve come to the right place!
Vet Jamie shares common signs of worms in dogs to look out for
This month we’re talking about how to spot worms in your dog, plus, we’ve also got a bonus downloadable guide on Flea Spotting too!
The Hampshire Vet shares five signs your cat may have fleas
If your cat is exhibiting the signs discussed in this articles, you may need to consider cat flea treatment to rid your cat and your home of fleas.
Vet Hannah answers FAQs on ticks and the health threat to dogs and humans
Read our Vet Hannah answers to frequently asked questions about ticks on dogs and the associated health risks.
