Health boost for hibernating tortoises
As tortoises Gertrude and George emerge from hibernation, vet Sean McCormack recommends a heat and UVB lamp to mimic natural sunlight and kickstart metabolism. This is crucial for Mediterranean reptiles like tortoises during unpredictable spring weather.
Understanding your pregnant pooch
Vet Sean explains that Ziggy's needy behavior is likely due to sensing changes in scent and pheromones as his owner is pregnant. He recommends getting Ziggy used to being apart and suggests using baby gates to keep him in another room when needed.
Dealing with a fox-obsessed terrier
Vet Sean advises that Fran's fixation on foxes is natural for terriers and suggests ways to prevent him from practicing the behavior, such as keeping him in a different room or crate training him.
Feeding a picky feline
Vet Sean addresses Sarah's concern about her cat Bob only eating salmon-flavored food. He explains that if Bob is consuming a complete and balanced cat food, it's okay for him to stick to one flavor. Encouraging a varied diet is beneficial, but it's essential to ensure Bob's nutritional needs are met.
Star of the week: Bluey the cockapoo
Bluey, the rescued cockapoo, will be celebrating two years with his new family with an Easter egg hunt. Danny, Hannah, and their son Teddy from Bexley, Kent, saved Bluey two years ago and he has become Teddy's best friend.
Watch out for Easter pet dangers
Animal charities warn pet owners about Easter treats that can harm pets. Raisins, chocolate, wrappings, and plants can pose dangers to cats and dogs. Signs of poisoning include depression, lack of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and seizures. Seek veterinary advice if your pet ingests harmful substances.
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