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Advice

Advice for dog and cat guardians

Short guides from the Badavet team for everyday care. They offer guidance, but they are no substitute for a veterinary visit.

Prevention

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Prevention

How to prepare for a vet visit with your dog or cat

Simple ideas to make any visit, whether routine or for a specific concern, calmer and make the most of the appointment time.

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Prevention

Vaccination and deworming: why the plan needs to be individual

There is no single calendar that suits every pet: age, lifestyle and where your pet lives all make a difference.

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Prevention

Getting your cat used to a carrier and easing travel stress

With patience and without forcing it, the carrier can go from being a feared object to a safe space for your cat.

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Prevention

Heat and summer: protecting dogs and cats

Preventing heatstroke, warning signs, and what to do if you suspect your pet is affected.

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Puppies

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Puppies

How to prepare for your puppy’s first visit

What to bring, how to make the journey calmer and what we will do at that first appointment.

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Puppies

How to prepare for your kitten’s first visit

What to expect at the first appointment, how to make the journey less stressful and what we check at the visit.

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Adults

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Adults

Feeding and healthy weight in adulthood

More than a number on the scale: how we assess body condition and which habits help maintain it.

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Adults

Preventive check-ups for adult dogs

Even if they seem healthy, the annual check-up helps catch changes before they cause obvious symptoms.

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Adults

Preventive check-ups for adult cats

Cats are good at hiding illness. Periodic check-ups help detect what everyday life doesn’t always reveal.

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Seniors

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Seniors

Care and changes to watch for in senior dogs

Getting older is not a disease, but some changes are worth a check-up. How to tell them apart, and adaptations that help at home.

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Seniors

Care and changes to watch for in senior cats

In older cats, behavioural changes almost always deserve a veterinary assessment, not just a "they’re getting old" explanation.

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Dental health

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Dental health

Dental health in dogs and cats: signs worth having checked

The mouth often gives clues before a problem becomes serious. These are the signs worth watching for and mentioning at a check-up.

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Worried about their health?

These guides are general pointers: every pet needs an individual assessment. If something concerns you, tell us about it.

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