For some pets, fireworks season can be one of the most difficult times of the year. The loud bangs, flashes, and unpredictability can be frightening, particularly for dogs and cats who don’t understand where the noise is coming from. There are lots of things you can d…

Getting older is a natural part of life for our pets, but their needs can change significantly as they enter their senior years. Regular senior health checks can help us spot changes early, manage existing conditions and make sure your pet stays happy, comfortable and a…

Summer is a wonderful time to get outdoors, enjoy holidays and spend more time with our pets. Whether you’re heading off on a staycation, exploring the countryside or simply making the most of the warmer weather at home, a little preparation can go a long way in keeping…

Looking for an emergency vet in Olney or Milton Keynes? Jarden Vets provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care for registered pets, with calm, compassionate support when you need it most.

With spring comes lighter mornings, longer walks and more time outside. It’s a welcome change after winter, but it’s also a good moment to be aware of a few seasonal risks in gardens and local green spaces.

Cold, snowy weather can be magical, but it can also be tough on our pets and the wildlife around us. As carers, a few small changes can make a big difference in keeping everyone safe, warm and comfortable throughout the winter months. Keeping Your Pet Safe in the Cold…

Christmas is a time of twinkly lights, tasty treats and loads of excitement, especially for our pets, who often see the festive season as one big playground. But how do you keep them safe during this time?

Firework Night can be stressful for pets. Jarden Vets share expert tips to help keep them calm, safe, and happy during Olney’s celebrations this November.

Autumn is full of fun for your pets, but it also brings hidden dangers. Discover the seasonal toxins to watch out for and keep them safe this season.

Blue-green algae has been reported in local parks and lakes. It’s dangerous to pets and people. Learn how to spot it, avoid exposure, and what to do if contact occurs.