September 26th, 2024

September is National Pet Health Insurance Month! As vets, we believe that pet insurance enables owners to budget for the unexpected, and if the worst happens, it enables our vets to carry out the most effective treatment.

August 28th, 2024

August is officially ‘Itchy Pet Awareness Month’ so we’ve been sharing some info regarding some of the key pests that can affect our pets . . .

July 26th, 2024

Summer is upon us – the season also comes with potential hazards for our beloved pets. Here are some essential tips to keep in mind to make this summer safe and enjoyable for everyone.

June 26th, 2024

Grass seeds, particularly those from longer weedy grasses, are small, arrow-shaped seeds that can easily become lodged in your pet’s fur, skin, ears, eyes, nose, and even paws. Their shape . . .

May 14th, 2024

As the summer gets closer, we know that lots of you will be wanting to take your pet on holiday abroad with you. 

April 29th, 2024

Did you know there are over 800 types of ticks? When the weather warms up, the ticks start to breed and feed, potentially putting you and your pet at risk. 

March 28th, 2024

We, as an independent practice, welcome the CMA review. We strive to offer our clients clarity on pricing and as such publish our routine pricing on our website . . .

January 24th, 2024

At some time during your pet’s lifetime, we may need to check a urine sample to help us diagnose a problem. When that time comes it is useful to know a few things to understand why we do this and how to make the process slightly easier. 

December 22nd, 2023

As we embrace the festive season, it’s essential to ensure that our furry friends enjoy a safe and joyful Christmas too. At Larkmead, we want to keep you informed about potential hazards that can affect your pets.

November 27th, 2023

For owners of dogs who are fearful and can react with aggression, and of course, those who own an XL Bully (or other similarly built dog), getting your dog used to wearing a muzzle in a relaxed way is a good idea . . .