Help your new puppy thrive with regular check-ups from one of our qualified vet nurses. We recommend monthly visits until your puppy is six months old to support their healthy growth and development.

Keeping your puppy's vaccinations up to date is essential for their health and helps protect other pets in the community.

Starting from six months of age for smaller breeds and later on for larger breeds, we offer spaying and neutering procedures to help prevent unwanted litters. These routine, safe surgeries also provide health benefits and can reduce certain behavioural issues, supporting your puppy's long-term wellbeing.

All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped. A microchip is roughly the size of a grain of rice and is inserted between the shoulder blades. If your pet gets lost at any time during their life, the microchip can be read by veterinary practices and rehoming centres so you and your pet can be reunited.

Warmer months especially bring a higher risk of fleas, ticks, and other parasites, so it’s a good idea to think about your puppy's protection. Preventive care is safer, easier, and more comfortable for your pet than treating an infestation later on. For many pets, flea & worming treatments form an essential part of routine healthcare.

A good quality complete diet designed to meet the nutritional needs of puppies, supporting development and growth is ideal. The first few months of a kitten’s life are crucial to their growth and development, which is why it’s essential they receive the right diet. When choosing food, make sure it is specifically formulated for puppies, as they require additional calories and nutrients. If you’re unsure which diet to choose or have any questions, we’re always happy to recommend suitable options.