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pets snoring

Snoring in Dogs and Cats

Snoring is often a sign of an underlying health problem, so should pet owners be concerned?
dog scooting butt

Does “scooting” mean my dog has worms?

In the vast majority of cases, this “scooting” generally means that they have an issue with their scent glands.
poppy training

Puppy Socialisation

The first three to four weeks of owning your puppy is the best time to get your puppies used to new sounds.
dog has arthritis

New treatment for Arthritis

Arthritis simply means inflammation of joints. Animals (and people!) with arthritis usually suffer with pain and stiffness in their joints.
dog has a lump

My dog has a fatty lump. Should I be worried?

Fatty lumps in dogs are called lipomas. So, what is a lipoma?

Limping: Causes and Treatments

Limping or lameness is a condition in which an animal’s gait (walk) is affected by a pain in one or more legs.
microchip your pet

Microchipping your pet

By law, from the 31st March 2016 all dogs must be microchipped, registered and certified.
keep your pets safe at easter

Keeping your pet safe at Easter

Most Easter treats are made from chocolate, which contains theobromine, a chemical that can be poisonous.
keep your pets safe at christmas

Keeping your pets safe during Christmas

As the song goes, Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, but not if your pet ends up in the vets having gotten up to mischief!
cat rubbing owner

Why Do Cats Rub Around Their Owners?

A cat lives in a world where smell is vitally important. All creatures within its social group, as well as objects, will be anointed with its...
neutering your dog

Why do we neuter female dogs?

One of the main reasons we neuter female dogs is to prevent unwanted litters of pups...
why is my dog itchy

Why is my dog so itchy?!

“My dog Toby is a Westie and he chews at his feet every summer for about 3 months.
dog coughing

Is your dog Coughing?

It is not uncommon for dogs to cough occasionally. Some dogs occasionally cough when they get excited or pull on their lead...
dog with bad breath

Bad Breath and Your Dog

If you own a dog, you’ve probably experienced that “morning breath” from them more often than you’d like!
keeping your dog safe when it's hot

Keeping your dog cool

With the (rare!) warm weather we get at this time of year, at Clonskeagh Vets we see a lot of cases of heat stroke during the summer months.
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