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On World Rhino Day this year, the Eastern Cape of South Africa’s rhinos enjoy enhanced protection from the poaching crisis, w…

Unfortunately, for security reasons, we weren’t able to report on this incident until now. A few weeks ago, Eric and Ella wer…

Medivet Senior Partner and leader of Medivet Saving the Rhino, John Smithers, recently visited the headquarters of Wilderness…

An abandoned Mallard duckling, hand-reared at a Welwyn veterinary practice, was on the hunt for a home of his own. Patient Ca…

The Alfreton Park Veterinary Hospital, a nine-vet small animal clinic close to Derby, has become the 250th practice to join o…

Regular Care at Home

There are a number of regular care checks that you can do at home to help keep your pet healthy. Try to…

The sun is shining and the warm weather has turned up a notch. Summer is here!

Whilst we’re enjoying the glorious sunshine a…

Beans is a 3 years old chocolate cockatoo (in the summer she is more gingery). She has got this name as she lives with a chil…

Welcome to the world of pet parenting. Are you ready for a life full of love, laughter and joy?

You and your new family memb…

Welcome to the world of pet parenting. Are you ready for a life full of love, laughter and joy?

You and your new family memb…

Welcome to your Medivet Healthcare Plan (MHP) newsletter, where you can find helpful seasonal information about your healthca…

Bruno, unlike most of us, is one ‘ear-resistable’ giant lop that never worries about waking up to a bad ‘hare’ day. In fact, …

This is Tiggs - he is a Tabby cat and visits Medivet Wisbech.

Tiggs was adopted from the Cats Protection League , Stowbridge…

Maxwell was a present from my husband for my 50^th Birthday, having lived without a furbaby for about 18 months after sadly ha…

Alfie is our 8-year-old Cocker Spaniel. He is a beautiful tri-colour roan. I fell head over heels with him the moment I met h…

Valentine’s Day is a day filled with displays of affection, declarations of love and outbursts of happiness. Why not show you…

Sherlock was 8 weeks old when we got him. He was advertised as partially sighted, as you can see in the above pictures that f…

This is Zeus, he is our Savannah cat. Savannah's are derived from the serval and are a relatively new breed but are quickly b…

Sunshine was born on 12th August 2011 in Buxton, Derbyshire. She was registered at The Kennel Club UK as Fabulous Fiona by he…

Becoming a new puppy parent is an exciting and special time, as you bond with new your companion and begin to form life-long …

Are you aware that 95% of dogs and cats experience dental disease and some stage of their lives?

We are all aware of the imp…

Many pet parents will be aware of the benefits having a pet, whether it be companionship for life or the suggested health ben…

As we welcome the new year, it is time to start thinking about how we can make 2018 an unforgettable year with the help of Ne…

Hello and Happy Christmas!

This is the second Christmas in my new home and this year, I’ve noticed that they have placed a f…

Ella has had a whirlwind 2017 and a truly exciting first year of deployment.

The highlights of Ella’s year have been:

• She…

Christmas is an exciting time of year for us, as we meet with family and friends and indulge in all the celebrations this fes…

Are you looking for the perfect gift for your furry friend this Christmas, but don’t want to stretch the purse strings?

Acco…

This festive season we all look forward to Christmas decorations, presents and delicious food, but are you aware of the dange…

Many pet parents will be aware that Lyme disease is worldwide issue which can affect any animal, including humans. It is a co…

One of the hardest parts of going abroad is having to leave behind your beloved pet; it is always a heart-breaking feeling kn…

One of the most hotly debated topics in the domestic animal world is whether or not to vaccinate your pet. There are many que…

When becoming a pet parent for the first time, one of the important decisions you will make is whether or not to neuter or sp…

Once again Ella and Eric came face to face with the brutal reality of why they are so desperately needed.

When we first rece…

Having to decide whether you want your cat to be an indoor cat or outdoor cat can often be quite tough. There are benefits an…

Dementia in humans can often be a worrying and upsetting topic to discuss, especially as it effects so many people in today’s…

It’s that time of year, again. The days become shorter and the months become colder – autumn has arrived.  As we prepare for …

Moving house can be both an exciting and nerve-wracking time. Beginning this new chapter of your life should be as stress-fre…

When we think of exercise, it usually involves motivation (or lack thereof), sweat and sometimes tears. Whereas, for your dog…

Today is World Rhino Day and as Ella’s main job is to protect these magnificent creatures, we thought the day wouldn’t be com…

While we adore spending as much time as we can with our pets, we cannot keep track of their every movement. All pets have a t…

We all know the feeling of discomfort after eating a large meal, which usually involves a certain level of bloating and a sen…

Welcome to the world of pet parenting. Are you ready for a life full of love, laughter and joy? You and your new family membe…

Since Ella’s recent deployment she has been adapting well to her tracking role in the Eastern Cape with handler Eric, and the…

After being paired together, Ella was moved to her new accommodation. Given the nature of the work, Eric and Ella spend the m…

Ella is continuously undergoing on the job practical training to improve her skills and allow her to work to her full potenti…

Part of Ella’s job will involve travelling in a helicopter in order to get her to the scene of a poaching (or attempted poach…

All too early into Ella’s deployment, she was called to her first rhino poaching with Eric. 

As the post-mortem was performe…

Ella’s work regularly brings new challenges and this week was no different. Whilst on patrol Ella came across an unexpected v…

Being a part of the APU (Anti-Poaching Unit) means working outside in all weathers and unfortunately for Eric and Ella that h…

If you’re a rabbit owner, one of the biggest things you will need to be on the lookout for is fly strike.

What is fly strike…

For many of us, our pets are much-loved members of the family, and we’d be devastated if anything ever happened to them. Sadl…

When Simon Wilson entered our #MedivetRhino photo competition via Facebook last year, he never expected to be chosen to fly o…

The 21^st June 2017 marked the first day of summer, and it’s around this time when we all start to jet off on our summer holid…

This year’s Rabbit Awareness Week runs from the 17^th to 25^th June, and we’re helping to address the fact that rabbits remain …

We’re thrilled to announce that, with your very kind and generous donations, we are funding a very special cold scent rhino t…

The term brachycephalic comes from the Greek meaning ‘short’ and cephalic meaning ‘head’, i.e. brachycephalic animals are tho…

This June is National Microchipping Month (sponsored by Petlog, the UK’s largest lost and found database for microchipped pet…

Their uniforms are often hairier than their patients. When you’re in need of pet care and advice, they always lend a helping …

Recent studies indicate lungworm has spread throughout the UK. It's a parasite that can cause serious health problems in dogs…

Are you unsure what to feed your rabbit to ensure they live a healthy lifestyle?

Our vet, Lizzie Kwint, from Medivet Canvey …

Medivet West Byfleet’s Head Vet, Laura, has seen many cases of impalement throughout her career as a vet, but nothing quite l…

Thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, pets are living longer.

Whilst this is fantastic as pets are living happier, heal…

It's Professional Pet Sitters Week from 4th March, and we've teamed up with DogBuddy, a leading pet-sitting service that pair…

Becoming a dog owner for the first time is exciting. But where do you begin to train your new pup and get them used to the bi…

Did you know that February is “Responsible Pet Owners” month?

Having a pet is an incredibly rewarding experience, but with i…

Thandi became a global anti-poaching icon after she survived having her horn hacked off five years ago. So when her two-year-…

Each year, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home open their doors to more than 5,000 dogs and over 3,000 cats. Their vision is for e…

We know that choosing a vet can be a tricky decision. Everyone has their own idea of what the perfect practice looks like.

I…

As 2017 looms larger and we ready ourselves for the New Year, we can’t help but look back on 2016 and feel a little bit proud…

Due to an increasing number of cases being reported across England recently, dog owners are being urged to steer clear from w…

As vets, it is our duty to keep you informed of any veterinary product recalls so you can ensure your pet remains happy and h…

Back in September, a beautiful six-year-old Cocker Spaniel named Barley visited Medivet Oakdale with an upset tummy and then …

On the 14^th July 2016, an adorable six-year-old Whippet named Rosie was sadly involved in a road accident. She sustained terr…

World Rhino Day takes place on the 22^nd September, and it’s a day to celebrate all five species of rhino: Black, white, great…

Hello, my name is Riley and I visited Medivet Borehamwood recently because my mum found a lump on my chest.

I saw a very fri…

200,000 of our generous clients have helped us to raise a fantastic £100,000 through Pennies, the digital charity box, to fun…