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Sassie Richmond-Coggan a one year old Labrador came to see us at Kingsnorth last week as she had been suffering from lameness.
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Do you remember our story about Brian Talbot recovering from Lungworm recently?
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We have had some wildlife visitors at our Kingsnorth branch over the weekend. An owl was brought in by a police officer after being found dazed in the road and a pigeon was brought in by a member of the public with a damaged wing.
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Meet Brian a lovely 10 month old English Bull Terrier Cross. His owners, the Talbots rehomed him a few weeks ago from Coventry. After having him for a week they booked him in with us to have him castrated.
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With the cold weather upon us it can be tempting to take a break in the ongoing battle to keep your pets and your home flea free!
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The long winter months are often a time of inactivity and weight gain for many pets. However keeping our pets fit and trim is just as important for pets as it is ourselves. Obesity is known to cause or worsen a number of conditions including arthritis, heart disease and diabetes mellitus to name but a few!
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Congratulations to everyone at Cinque Ports Vets as we have been nominated in the Practice of the Year category for the Petplan Veterinary Awards. Thank you to everyone who voted for us. Let's keep our fingers crossed!
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How are your New Year resolutions going? Did you know most people have broken theirs by the 10th January! If one of yours was to get fit in 2015 don't forget your pet. Why not come along to one of our weigh in clubs and we can help assess your pet's ideal bodyweight as well as giving you lots of handy hints and tips to keep them fighting fit.
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The problem of loneliness amongst many senior people is an all too familiar problem in our society – particularly at Christmas time. But can pets help combat this problem?
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Christmas is often a time when we see a number of pets accidentally poisoned! Many common household items which are often found in the house this time of year are poisonous and should be kept well away from your pets. If you think your pet has accidentally eaten something poisonous then please contact us immediately as it can be life threatening.
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