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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Our Team in Wells Explain Why Dogs Bark Excessively

May 21st, 2025

In this article, our team give practical advice to reduce your dog´s excessive barking and share why they might be doing it.

Pet Hot Spots – What Causes Them?

May 14th, 2025

Our Vet Rachel explains what´s behind pet hot spots and how we can prevent them at home.

Signs of a Happy Cat!

May 7th, 2025

Our veterinary nurses at Nurture reveal the secret language that confirms if a cat is happy.

Vet Rachel Shares The Key Elements Needed for a Happy Cat

April 21st, 2025

Is my cat happy? Find out what your cat needs to live a happy, healthy life in our article.

Looking for Dog-Friendly Days Out Near You? Get Our Fun Guide

April 14th, 2025

Our vets in Wells have scoured the UK for fun experiences you can share with your dog – read our guide

Your Growing Dog – How to Support Their Development

April 7th, 2025

Advice from our nursing team at Nurture on how to support your dog through all stages of life.

Vet Rachel Explains Why Ticks Are a Problem for Pet Owners

March 21st, 2025

Understanding the risks posed by ticks and how to protect your pet is vital for their health and comfort – read our advice.

First Aid for Bee and Wasp Stings on Your Pet

March 14th, 2025

Our Vet Rachel has advice for Somerset pet owners on what to do if your pet gets stung.

Worm Watch: What You Need to Look Out For

March 7th, 2025

Our team at Nurture are sharing what you need to know about worms in cats and dogs.

Rachel Describes Good and Bad Dental Hygiene in Pets

February 21st, 2025

Learn how to spot signs of healthy teeth and gums in your dog, cat, rabbit, or guinea pig, and what needs veterinary attention.