Emergencies don't take summer holidays
So neither do we.
So neither do we.
We love spending the Summer months with our pets, but the season can bring unforeseen hazards for our pets which may result in a pet emergency and occasionally an unplanned trip to vet. Our summer hub is dedicated to bringing you all the latest hints and tips for safe summer fun with your pet:
We're here for your pet when your practice is closed. Save our number so you always know who to call in a pet emergency.
Save our numberWe've scoured the UK in search of the most dog-friendly beaches in the UK. Download our 32-page guide to the most amazing days out for you and your pet.
Download it nowIf you'd rather avoid a trip to one of our out-of-hours pet emergency clinics this summer, beware of these 13 summer dangers that could make your cat ill.
See it nowEvery year our pet emergency clinics across the country treat hundreds of heat stroke cases in dogs – many of which end in fatality.
Heat stroke in dogs is almost always preventable.
To help you be prepared, we’ve shared three infographics below that give you all of the information and advice you need to keep your dog safe and avoid a trip to the emergency pet clinic this summer.
Check out the infographic to find out at what temperature heat stroke becomes a threat to dogs and in what heat it becomes life threatening.
See infographicThis infographic can help you identify the signs and symptoms of heat stroke in dogs and offers advice on how to prevent a heat-related emergency.
See infographicIn just 15 minutes, a dog left in a car can die. Check out our infographic to see just how quickly a car can heat up on a sunny day.
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