When Scratching Becomes a Sign: Managing Skin Allergies in Dogs At what point does simple scratching become serious? Itchy, inflamed skin often points to underlying allergies. Environmental or food sensitivities trigger most cases, and without proper care, infections can follow. Through targeted testing, tailored treatment, and ongoing management, we help restore comfort and prevent flare-ups [...]
Loose Ends: A Vet’s Guide to What’s Behind Your Dog’s Diarrhea Diarrhea in dogs is one of the most common (and smelly) reasons pet owners call the vet. While many cases are mild and resolve quickly, others can signal serious illness. Understanding what might be behind your dog’s symptoms- and when it’s time to seek [...]
Understanding Seizures in Cats: Causes, Treatment, and What Comes Next If your cat has just experienced a seizure, your first reaction was probably a mix of fear, confusion, and a frantic Google search. Whether it’s the first episode or part of an ongoing pattern, it’s deeply concerning. At The Vale Veterinary Group in Cullompton, we’ve [...]
At The Vale Veterinary Group, we know that watching your cat vomit—whether once or repeatedly—can be alarming. It’s one of the most common reasons cat owners call or visit us, often unsure whether they’re overreacting or not reacting enough. Here’s the truth: vomiting in cats isn’t “normal.” Even when it’s something seemingly minor like a [...]
Vale Veterinary Group | Cullompton, UK When it comes to keeping your dog happy and healthy, a strong heart is key. At Vale Veterinary Group, we understand how worrying it can be to hear that your dog may have heart disease. The good news is that with early diagnosis plus the right care and [...]
At The Vale Veterinary Group in Cullompton, UK, we know how upsetting it can be to see your dog limping, in pain, or hesitant to run, jump, or even stand. One of the most common causes of hind leg lameness in dogs is a torn ACL—technically referred to as the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) [...]
Understanding Feline Heart Disease Feline heart disease is a serious yet often silent condition that can affect cats of all ages. Because cats are adept at masking illness, early detection is crucial for managing the disease and improving long-term health outcomes. At The Vale Veterinary Group, we are committed to providing pet owners with the [...]
What is Anemia in Dogs? Anemia is a serious hematologic disorder in dogs characterized by a decreased red blood cell (RBC) count, hemoglobin concentration, or both. Since RBCs are responsible for oxygen transport throughout the body, anemia can result in tissue hypoxia, fatigue, and systemic complications if left untreated. It is important to note that [...]
Common Eye Diseases in Cats: Expert Care at The Vale Veterinary Group Feline eye conditions can develop suddenly and, if left untreated, may lead to pain, discomfort, or vision loss. At The Vale Veterinary Group in Cullompton, our team of specialists provides advanced diagnostics and tailored treatment plans to manage a wide range of feline [...]
Kennel Cough in Dogs: When to Seek Specialist Care Kennel cough, formally known as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC), is a highly contagious respiratory illness that can range from mild to life-threatening. While many cases resolve on their own, some dogs—particularly puppies, elderly dogs, immunocompromised pets, and brachycephalic breeds—may develop severe complications requiring specialist [...]
