Veterinarians in Rayleigh, United Kingdom

Pawstrading have them http://www.pawstrading.co.uk/medium-slow-feed-stop-gobble-dog-food-bowl-green-blue-white-food-size-23 cm-11925-p.asp

Try one of these https://www.facebook.com/contemplatingcanines/

I have tried the round ones with 'knobbles' in, but have found green feeder to he best! http://www.doggiesolutions.co.uk/Interactive-Feeder.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwldzHBRCfg_aImKrf7N4BEiQABJTPKJ0IzNktOsfek3 cdz0MM3 kC0 bsawX3Rjc0 hTal-ddnIaAn3K8P8HAQ

www.snufflemats.co.uk are perfect to slow down fast eaters while also allowing the pet to get extra stimulation from foraging

http://www.wholeprey.com/akela-dog-accessories/akela-anti-wolfin-bowl-slow-feed-dog-bowl-new.html I got this one from akela, it's fab

Kong Wobbler or snuffflemat - great for kibble

Julie Gray at breedmydog.com

http://www.vetrepro.co.uk/

Lynda McNamara this is your area of expertise

Washable dog nappies from www.dog-nappy.co.uk you can use ordinary Tena type pads or even cheap disposable nappies instead of the pads they sell. Depends on size of dog! If you want a good natural remedy I suggest Dry from Phytopet, works for my boy :)

I use these on my old Beardie. I just buy cheap human incontinence pads to go in them. None of the medication works on her now and it's suspected she probably has a tumour somewhere, but at 15 yrs old, I've opted to keep her happy/dry and still enjoying her walks and food. The pants wash and dry well and keep Disney nice and dry. They're nice and soft and the old girl isn't in the least bit bothered about having them on. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B005CV5DOU/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1457949927&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=glenndarcy+dog+pants&dpPl=1&dpID=41 jQC%2BxCCxL&ref=plSrch

Have found the belly band to be really good for my old boy, & slip a nappy inside http://www.dogquality.co.uk/products/washable-wonders-dog-belly-band?gclid=Cj0KEQjwwpm3BRDuh5 awn4 qJpLwBEiQAATTAQUYaVf_0 nHMXJeDqyfbxW3VwhF7CECVMEDx68 ch7FH8 aAgpQ8P8HAQ

It's a long watch but a really good one. From the real expert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1Xd5 ghnlJ4

This group are great https://www.facebook.com/groups/50163890984/

Depends upon The test used. Is the 1 a zero antibodies or just a low level? If a low level then most likely the dog just hasn't encountered the virus and thus not had to create larges amounts of antibody recently. If that were my dog I would probably re test in 3 months once the dog had been out and about at shows. This article explains quite well about titres. http://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/titer-testing/

Bourne vets in Bekesbourne near Canterbury. Absolutely fantastic practice

Peter van Dongen Pennard vets Sevenoaks

Can't tag Toni Dawkins for some reason but believe Toni's Mum works in a vets that way and could advise.

Sandhole Vets in Snodland, 2 mins from junction 4 on M20 & 10 minutes from West Malling. www.sandholevets.com Always happy to give tours, so if you would like to pop in and have a look just contact them.

Clive Munns at Montgomery vets, Evesgate, just off junction 10 of M20 - they are brilliant! I changed to them about 3 years ago and wouldn't go anywhere else now! http://www.montgomeryvets.co.uk/

I got the neoprene stopper pad/dew claw protectors from Forest Fleece for Penny when she sliced her stopper pad. I got the ones with the knee cutout to allow full movement. They stay in position well and as far as I am aware you can compete with them.

I sell them on https://www.facebook.com/220920017959368 Canine Cavern or my website www.caninecavern.co.uk thanks Lindsay

http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/health/breeding-for-health/complex-inherited-disorders/bvakc-health-schemes/bvakc-hip-dysplasia-scheme/

I used http://hamptonvets.ukvol.co.uk/bva-hip-elbow-and-eye-scoring they were very good and were able to do it without a full anesthetic

https://www.petdrugsonline.co.uk/, used them lots, never had any problems :)

I use www.petprescription.co.uk

Yumove advance isn't prescription only. It is exclusive to vets so the patients getting it are under their care but you do not need a prescription to buy it. We sell it over the counter at my practice because it's not a POM-V. It's a supplement. Here's a link for more info http://www.lintbells.com/yumove-advance-dogs

Riaflex link. Kate is extremely knowledgeable as a trained equine therapist and understands the building blocks required for good joints. One of her products had Devils Claw in if I recall a natural pain reliving aid. https://www.facebook.com/Riaflex/

Pet Plan. Might not be the cheapest to start with but don't hype the price so fast.

Pet plan is more expensive but you get what you pay for. Be careful with the supermarket ones and any underwritten by RSA they now limit which specialists your dog can see in the event they need it.https://www.bva.co.uk/News-campaigns-and-policy/Newsroom/News-releases/bva-and-bsava-respond-to-launch-of-RSA-pet-insurance-preferred-referral-network/

Hope Cooper is well. I've got my son's puppy staying this week while he is on holiday. Double trouble!

More than or John Lewis for me, fast payout, I got via bought by many and saved nearly half the direct quote for same policy

Pet Plan - mainly because the policy is good and they won't put the price up because you have claims and annual increases are in line with inflation.

Definitely Pet Plan. No problem at all - user friendly web site and prompt payment so far. Of course any insurer needs the right information to be able to process a claim. There's a reason why they're the market leader.

We have had Pet Plan for years as dog and cat owners and breeders of cats. Unlike nearly everyone else, they cover dental. We have had no problems with payment for my current dog, who has allergies and has been on expensive medication and specialist care. Unfortunately, they are now imposing a surcharge on older animals, but at least they continue to insure them.

Pet Plan or NFU mutual, wouldn't touch Kennel Club or any of the supermarket or non specialists.

Davies Specialists Higham Gobion near Hitchin. Brilliant!

you could try the rvc Mary Louise Galea http://www.rvc.ac.uk/news-and-events/press-office/sports-medicine-osteoarthritis-and-pain-clinic-for-athlete-and-working-dogs

Any large Orthopaedic specialists an MRI or CT scan can be helpful. Often lameness can be spinal related too. Calder vets west yorkshire, or Wear Referrals all good.

Davies Veterinary Specialists are the best from my personal experience. David Thomson their orthopaedic specialist is wonderful.

I have had a similar issue with my dog. Intermittent hoping/skipping. Seen various specialists and had MRI x-rays. Pet Rehab in Gloucestershire was recommended to me and they are fantastic. Vet chiro physio and hydro all work together and are agility people. Lots of experience working with agility dogs and I couldn't recommend them highly enough. Hoping my dog is getting sorted after 18 mths of not being right. Hope you get some answers as it is so worrying and frustrating.

Elaine sorry you are incorrect. Raw Feeding Rebels is a site for people who feed their dogs raw or to those that are starting out on Raw who are looking for advice. Raw feeders share tips and I see lots of discussion on the effect that Raw feeding has on various conditions. The group share their own experience which people like Kiki could benefit from.

Hair Test will show allergies https://www.facebook.com/groups/226765844040526/

Join Rawfeeding Rebels on FB and ask for advice

Even though it's in Cumbria I couldn't recommend Kentdale vets enough

Abbey House vet hospital in Morley, Leeds, fantastic orthopod there, jigsawed my lurchers shattered leg back together and a full recovery.

Moy Vets in Preston maybe? x http://www.moyvets.co.uk/branches/out-rawcliffe/

Steve Kirby at Ashlands in Glusburn - excellent vet and specialises in joint ops. Only 15 minutes from Colne.

VIP vet physio, Sally Medcalf in Aylesbury is brilliant.

I go here. Vet physio, chiropractor, acupuncture, water treadmill... Maybe too far for you though? I am Abingdon, so much nearer the M4 than you https://www.freedomvetrehab.com/

Katie Lawrence - see original post above.

No minimum weight, my old boss used to lap spay cats & some of those weighed less than 3 kg. It is most likely they do not have the smaller equipment to do the procedure on smaller pets. Have a look a Philip Lhermette at Elands, he pioneered this procedure in the UK www.elandsvet.co.uk

My girl had a lap spay at Prince Bishops too, age 2 and weighing 7 kg. I would definitely go for keyhole again. This was her the morning after.

I had my girl spayed via key hole at Prince Bishops vet, Consett. She weighed just under 10 kg.

Poppy my rescue Patt under 7Kg an had a laparoscopic oviarectomy spay Her Recovery was so fast tiny wound with external stitches Saxon vets wickham market can highly recommend them

The Fenland Forager does some herbal remedies that might help, he also has a facebook page where he will advise you what you need to do. I think he advises grain free food and filtering water as well as the treatment. http://www.fenlandforager.co.uk/

Perhaps a natural approach to help the body balance itself? I can highly recommend Rachel Windsor-Knott at My Animal Matters, she does some amazing work.

Vets For Pets do a for life deal that's worth having. Treatments can be expensive but for less than 100 quid you get boosters for life and a yearly check up.

(THE VET hengrove) does a policy where you pay £11.99 a month, gives u free *boosters, * 2 Free vet consultations, *free weight check *nail clipping 10%off neutering too Plus more.

Where i work. Yourvets in rayleigh are doing them for £9.00 each at the moment. 01268 745180

https://www.facebook.com/natsheep have you asked the NSA they have a list. You could come to us but with only 12 ewes and those relatively easy care shetlands I don't think we'd do :) I could share in Ceridigion and SW Wales if you would like me to?

Lisa Davies. Jemma Parker, Becca Costello? Do you know of anywhere

I used to work with a lady called Rachel Marston - she is one of my FB friends if you want to send her a message. Their farm was on lambing live a few years back.