Keep a spring in their step
The bees are buzzing, the trees are blooming, the weather’s warming up… and we’re here to help you and your pets stay safe, healthy and happy during the springtime and beyond.
The bees are buzzing, the trees are blooming, the weather’s warming up… and we’re here to help you and your pets stay safe, healthy and happy during the springtime and beyond.
Do you need help?
With the nights getting lighter and the trees beginning to blossom, spring is a time for pet owners to cherish. That’s why we’ve compiled all the info you need to keep your pet safe from the hazards associated with this time of year, from chocolate eggs to nasty stings.
Last year we saw a 95% increase in pet emergencies during the Easter weekend*, so we always suggest making sure you’re prepared by taking down the details of your nearest Vets Now emergency clinic.
And if you need non-urgent veterinary advice from the comfort of your own home with expert advice and next steps, you can book your online video consultation today using Video Vets Now.
*vs previous weekend 31st March – 3rd April 2023
Don’t forget to share our infographics on your own social media to help spread the word.
Read, download and add our spring hazards infographic to your own social media accounts to help spread the word.
Read, download and add our spring hazards infographic to your own social media accounts to help spread the word.
Read our guide to keeping your pet safe around chocolate.
Make sure you’re prepared by locating your nearest emergency clinic and saving the number – just in case.
And remember, wherever the adventure takes you and your pet, our vets are just a tap away with Video Vets Now. Book your appointment and get chatting to a qualified vet from your campsite, caravan, or conservatory.
We’re here for you seven days a week from 8am – midnight on weekdays and 8am – 11pm on weekends.
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