Recent Kinship articles by Dr Nina Blackmore, MRCVS, BVSc, PgCertSAECC
Hours of fun for you, less so for your dog
Spoiler alert: those ‘weeds’ are actually pretty harmless
It’s normal to feel scared, here are all the facts
News headlines can be scary, here’s what you need to know to keep your cat safe
You might just make it worse
Safe wound care tips every cat parent should know
Safe pain relief tips for dogs, plus when to call the vet for help
Uh-oh, your pup’s got a cut. How can you stop it getting infected?
Just because you use it all the time, doesn’t mean your dog should
This quintessential British flower could give your pup a troublesome tummy
It might give you the ick, but you need to take action
It’s what we humans turn to during hay fever season, but what about your beloved pup?
You’ve seen mamas do it to their young, but it’s not something you should try yourself
Hold the stroganoff! Find out whether cats can safely eat mushrooms and the potential risks
This dangerous disease has been spotted a number of times in the UK. Here’s how to recognise if your dog has symptoms
Your pup’s berry survival guide
Learn essential steps to treat pet burns , from first aid to when to seek veterinary care
What to do if you’ve let your pooch’s pearly whites get past their best
It can be hard to resist their powers of persuasion...
Whether it’s socks, stones or an affair partner’s underpants (true story), a vet weighs in on how what to do when your dog swallows something that wasn’t on the menu
As a vet working in emergency practice, I often see cases where these bills could be reduced or avoided altogether
As a vet working in emergency practice, I often see cases where these bills could be reduced or avoided altogether
