Autumn Hub
Supporting your practice this autumn
Autumn can bring endless fun for pet owners and their pets, but as the leaves start to fall and the nights get darker, the risk of pet emergencies can increase. However, as always, we’re here for you to ‘fall’ back on with everything your client needs’ to keep pets safe and avoid any unnecessary trips to the vet.
We have updated our hub with everything you will need this autumn. We have three new posters available for your waiting rooms, focused on hazards and how to keep your pet safe near bonfire night and out on night-time walks. We also have infographics and sharable content for your social media, autumn focused blogs and case studies. And of course, we will have a bit of fun coming your way in October with our instant win autumn competition.
Autumn Instant Win Competition
Coming this October
Customer literature
Order NEW Autumn posters for your practice and let us help you keep you client pets’ safe this time of year.
Click here for instructions on how to order and then order via the link below.
Bank holidays
Click to see the days we provide out-of-hours cover.
Read our Vets Now blog
During this season, we see many emergencies in our clinics from autumn hazards – read some of our stories below.
Are acorns poisonous to dogs?
Acorns are a common sight in the autumn and winter months and owners may wonder whether dogs can eat acorns. Acorns and dogs don’t mix.
What to do if your cat is poisoned with antifreeze
Antifreeze poisoning in cats can result in death. Antifreeze is sweet, so cats like the taste. A 6ml teaspoon could be enough to kill a cat.
Autumn hazards for cats
Read, download and add our autumn hazards infographic to your own social media accounts to help spread the word.
Autumn hazards for dogs
Read, download and add our autumn hazards infographic to your own social media accounts to help spread the word.
Social media asset bank - advice for dog and cat owners
We have new social media infographics which can be downloaded and used on your own social media channels. Click download image and then tap (mobile) or right-click (desktop) to save. You are now ready to share the image and if you wish to add a caption please use our suggested captions.