by Armstrong Mobile Vets | Feb 4, 2018 | Cats, Dogs, General Info
Here at Armstrong Mobile Vets we have noticed an increase in beloved pets going missing. Most of these animals have not had microchips or any identification tags on collars. A microchip is a permanent method of electronic identification. The chip itself is very small,...
by Armstrong Mobile Vets | Jun 19, 2017 | Cats, Dogs, General Info
Finally! the warm weather has arrived! Whilst we all enjoy not having to wrap up warm, please remember that your pets do need to keep cool during this time. Fresh water and shade should be available at all times and please, please do not leave any pets in your car,...
by Armstrong Mobile Vets | Apr 1, 2017 | Dogs
You may have seen in the media lately that the French Bulldog is set to overtake the Labrador as Britain’s most popular dog breed. The Kennel Club has published figures that French Bulldog puppy registrations went from 670 registered in 2007, to 21,470...
by Armstrong Mobile Vets | Sep 15, 2016 | Dogs
Information for Pet Owners Idiopathic cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy, otherwise known as CRGV or Alabama rot, is a disease that has been diagnosed in dogs since the late 1980’s. No cases have been diagnosed in cats, or in any other animal....
by Armstrong Mobile Vets | Sep 15, 2016 | Dogs
From 6th April 2016 all dogs must be micro chipped and owners must keep their registered contact details up to date. This applies to all dogs from 8 weeks old. Breeders having litters must have them chipped by the time they reach this age. Any one buying a pup of this...
by Armstrong Mobile Vets | Sep 15, 2016 | Dogs
We are currently going through the process of upgrading all our vaccinated dogs with a newer, updated Leptospirosis protection. Dogs due for their routine annual injections will be given the new vaccine but will need to visit the clinic approximately 1 month later...
