Calne Vets

03/09/2026

Do you have a tiny pet with a big personality? Share them in the comments! 🐹🦜🐍🦎

01/09/2026

Back-to-school season brings a big change at home, and some pets may struggle when their favourite people are suddenly away for longer periods.

Signs of separation anxiety can include:

👉 Excessive barking, whining or meowing

👉 Destructive behaviour

👉 Toileting inside the home

👉 Pacing, trembling or restlessness

👉 Refusing food when left alone

These behaviours are not signs of “bad behaviour.” Your pet may be feeling worried or unsettled.

Speak to us if you notice sudden or severe changes, so your pet can receive the right support.

Have you noticed any changes in your pet’s behaviour since the routines changed? Tell us in the comments.

31/08/2026

Is it the wagging tail at the door, the happy purrs, the excited zoomies, or just knowing they’re always so pleased to see you?

There’s something so special about being greeted by a pet who makes home feel even more like home. 💙

Tell us in the comments: what’s the best part of coming home to your pet?

29/08/2026

Follow-up appointments matter because they help us make sure your pet is healing well, responding to treatment, and getting the ongoing care they need. They’re an important chance to catch any concerns early and keep recovery on the right track. 🐾

28/08/2026

Share your pet’s most dramatic pose in the comments! 👇 Bonus points for captions describing it. 😂

26/08/2026

It’s International Dog Day, which means today is the perfect day to let your dog take the lead!

Would they choose…

🐶 A long sniffy walk?

🐶 A game of fetch?

🐶 A trip to their favourite park?

🐶 A cosy nap on the sofa?

🐶 A new toy?

🐶 A tasty treat?

Every dog has their own idea of the perfect day, and today is all about celebrating what makes them happiest. 💛

Tell us in the comments: what would your dog choose for their perfect International Dog Day?

25/08/2026

As pets get older, small changes at home can make a big difference to their comfort and quality of life.

Try adding soft bedding, non-slip rugs, gentle exercise, and regular quiet time to rest. Ramps, low-entry litter trays, and keeping essentials within easy reach can also help senior pets stay safe and comfortable.

If you notice changes in mobility, sleep, appetite, or behaviour, it’s worth arranging a check-up with us. Many age-related problems can be managed to help your pet enjoy their senior years. 🐶🐱

24/08/2026

23/08/2026

Bringing the right information to your pet’s appointment can make all the difference. Any medications they’re taking, a urine or stool sample if requested, and notes about changes in appetite, behaviour, or symptoms can all help us get a clearer picture and provide the best possible care. 🐾

20/08/2026

Diabetes in dogs and cats is more common than many pet owners realise, and spotting the signs early can make a big difference.

If you have any concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out.