13 July 2023
Brachycephalic breeds, characterised by their short skulls, such as Cavaliers, Pugs, Shih Tzus, and Bulldogs, all fall under this category. But beneath their unique aesthetics lies Read More »
Health information for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, covering common breed health conditions, symptoms, veterinary investigations, treatment considerations and everyday health concerns. These articles include topics such as pancreatitis, dry eye, dental disease, obesity, pyometra, heart disease, and other conditions regularly seen in Cavaliers.
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22 April 2023
Why Are Pre-Anaesthetic Blood Tests So Important for Cavaliers? Before your Cavalier undergoes anaesthesia for surgery, dental work, imaging, or another procedure, your veterinary team will Read More »
25 March 2023
Masticatory muscle myositis (MMM) is an inflammatory condition that affects the muscles of mastication (chewing) in dogs. MMM is caused by an immune-mediated process where the Read More »
25 March 2023
Dry Eye in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels Dry eye is one of the most common eye conditions seen in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, yet many owners Read More »
25 March 2023
It is never recommended to withhold water from dogs, as they always need access to clean, fresh water to stay hydrated and healthy. Never withhold water Read More »
30 December 2022
The current UK cost-of-living crisis and the rise in veterinary costs is having a particularly significant impact on low-income individuals and families. These individuals may struggle Read More »
16 December 2022
Cavalier King Charles spaniels are known to be predisposed to chronic pancreatitis. This means they are more likely to develop the condition compared to other breeds. Read More »
13 December 2022
As many of you will know, Rupert was extremely poorly at the end of October and was admitted to a veterinary hospital with protein losing enteropathy. Read More »
11 June 2022
So far 2022 has been very concerning in many ways. We have seen energy price hikes, interest rates creeping up affecting homeowners with a variable rate Read More »