Most dog and cat owners realise the importance of vaccinating against infectious diseases however, rabbits are often forgotten. Rabbits are very good at hiding signs of illness and so it is even more important to prevent disease in them. Sadly, there is evidence that myxomatosis is circulating in the rabbit population of Hawick again. Myxomatosis […]
At present (November 2018) we do not know how Brexit will affect the Pet Passport Scheme. However, if you are planning to travel with your pet after March 2019 the advice below would ensure that you were still able to travel even if there is a ‘no deal Brexit’. The situation is still evolving so […]
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Don’t forget your rabbit
/in Uncategorized /by Hawick VetsMost dog and cat owners realise the importance of vaccinating against infectious diseases however, rabbits are often forgotten. Rabbits are very good at hiding signs of illness and so it is even more important to prevent disease in them. Sadly, there is evidence that myxomatosis is circulating in the rabbit population of Hawick again. Myxomatosis […]
Are you planning to travel with your pet in 2019?
/in Small Animals /by ScenicusAt present (November 2018) we do not know how Brexit will affect the Pet Passport Scheme. However, if you are planning to travel with your pet after March 2019 the advice below would ensure that you were still able to travel even if there is a ‘no deal Brexit’. The situation is still evolving so […]