Christmas Hub
We're here for you this Winter
Emergencies over the winter period can always be a real worry for pet owners. As always, we’re here to provide out-of-hours support and emergency care for your patients throughout this season.
To try and avoid any unnecessary trips to the vet, our partner practice hub features new posters for you to share in your practice and infographics, blog posts and case studies to share online and on social media to help keep your clients pets safe and happy at this time of year.
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Order NEW winter posters for your practice!
Let your clients know that Vets Now are proud to be your pet emergency service and to share common winter hazards that can affect pets at this time.
Bank holidays
You can view the days we provide out-of-hours cover over the Christmas and New Year period (as well as the rest of the year).
We’re here to support your practice.
Winter hazards for dogs
View or download our infographic here
Winter hazards for cats
View or download our infographic hereWinter advice for dog and cat owners
Our articles and blog posts are dedicated to keeping pets safe and to showcase some of the emergencies we have seen in our clinics over the past 12 months. They are all easily shared on your Facebook page to help spread awareness.
Murdo's mince pie incident
The temptations of the Christmas season can be too much for dogs, with mince pies and other festive treats around the house.
Eight hazards cat owners need to be aware of in winter
Cold weather can bring extra risks for indoor and outdoor cats. Find out the most common winter dangers
Our dog chocolate toxicity calculator
How much chocolate could make your dog seriously ill? Find out the risk to different dog breeds
Salt dough decorations send dog to Vets Now
Dog nearly died after wolfing down homemade salt dough Christmas decorations.
Social media winter infographics
We have NEW social media infographics featuring common winter hazards to help your clients keep their pets safe at this time of year. These can be downloaded and used on your own social media channels. Click download image and then tap (mobile) or right-click (desktop) to save. You are now ready to share the image.
If you wish to add a caption please use our suggested captions.