General Pet Advice

We have put together some Frequently asked questions to provide answers for pet owners for when their beloved pets are hospitalised.

We have put together some Frequently asked Pet Health questions. Please have a look and if you have any concerns contact your local Calder Vets branch.

Welcome to our virtual kitten & puppy advice video, where we will cover the most frequently asked questions and all relevant health care information.

Here at Calder Vets we are able to offer both indirect and direct insurance claims for your pets treatment.

There may come a time when you notice that you’re filling the water bowl up more than usual.

 According to research published in 2014 by the Pet Food Manufacturing Association (PMFA), pet owners' awareness of pet obesity has improved by 30 per cent since 2009.

There are a number of useful websites, animal charities, pet associations and referral services that may be of interest to you as a pet owner. We’ve listed some of those for you below:

Below is a list of common queries our clients have when their cat or dog stays in the hospital with us for an operation.

The good news is that a lump doesn’t always mean bad news, and even if it is a type of cancer there may be a number of treatment options available.