Tips & Tails
Nurture wants to actively be part of your pet’s wellbeing, which means our Nurture treatment approach doesn’t stop once your appointment finishes.
To help you nurture a healthy pet at home, our team regularly update our Tips & Tails with proactive guides and easy-to-digest articles on a wide variety of pet care topics.
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Discover which foods are good for your rabbit’s teeth
In this article, Vet Rachel explores the foods that we recommend to help keep your rabbit’s teeth healthy and strong.
Vet Rachel explains causes of bad dog breath and when to be concerned
While occasional bad dog breath is fairly normal, persistent bad breath can indicate underlying health issues that need attention, learn more.
Should you clean a cat’s teeth?
Nurture is spreading the word that February is Dental Awareness Month. Discover how to care for your cat’s oral health.
Why winter heat stroke in dogs isn’t to be sniffed at
Read the top tips from Nurture on how to reduce the risk of heat stroke in dogs this winter in our article.
Can Seasonal Affective Disorder affect cats in Somerset?
Have you noticed a change in your cat’s behaviour that ties in with the change in season? Learn about S.A.D. and if it could be the cause.
How to tell if your rabbits are too cold this winter
Learn how vet Rachel recommends rabbit owners keep their bunnies warm and snuggly this winter.
Nurture advises how to travel safely with small furry pets
In this article, our team have summarised the reasons small pets need to travel and how best to transport them safely.
How to choose the best cattery ahead of your 2024 travel plans
If you are planning a holiday in the New Year, Nurture has some top tips to help you find the perfect cattery.
Booking a UK staycation or holiday abroad soon?
Get your dog’s plans in motion too with Rachel’s top tips in this article.
In an emergency – pet first aid advice
Learn what Nurture’s team recommends to do if you have a pet emergency and what we advise you carry in a pet first aid kit!
