
When the Clocks Go Back: A Cedar Hills Guide to Pets and the Darker Evenings
The clocks go back on Sunday 1 November, and the after-work walk moves into the dark overnight. Dogs and cats

The clocks go back on Sunday 1 November, and the after-work walk moves into the dark overnight. Dogs and cats

Coyote sightings climb every autumn, and it is not your imagination. Young coyotes born in spring leave their family groups

September changes a household overnight. A home that was busy all summer empties by half past eight, and pets that

Tooth resorption is a common condition in which a cat’s own cells break down the tooth structure, exposing sensitive tissue. It is genuinely painful, yet most affected cats keep eating and show almost nothing. Drooling,

A male cat straining in the litter box without producing urine is a true veterinary emergency, not constipation. A urethral blockage can stop urine from leaving the body and become life threatening within hours. If your

Dogs and cats overheat faster than people because they release heat mainly by panting. On hot Surrey days, walk early
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