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12/06/2026

1 kitten left - Kronos

💓We have some kittens and youngsters looking for their new homes. 💓
🫶🏼Please check out our website 🫶🏼

This cute little youngster is looking for her first family home where she can have lots of fun and enjoy being part of a family. At around 8 weeks old, she has been vet checked and neutered and had her 1st vaccination, worm & flea treatments. She has also been microchipped and comes home with 4 weeks free pet insurance! If you could offer a home to this little one, then please apply through the link. Before making an enquiry, please be aware that a cat can only be reserved to you for a maximum of for 7 days.

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12/06/2026

Here is the update on banned dog breeds from Defra:
- From 1 July 2026, you no longer need third-party public liability insurance.
- From 1 November 2026, it will become illegal to leave a 12-year-old child or under with a banned dog breed without adult supervision.

Find out what this mean for you: https://pdsa.me/EQD0

[Visual Description: This image is an informative poster from PDSA about upcoming changes in laws regarding banned dog breeds in England, Wales, and Scotland. Key dates included are July 1, 2026, when third-party public liability insurance will no longer be needed, and November 1, 2026, when it becomes illegal for a 12-year-old child or under to be alone with a banned dog breed. The background features paw print patterns.]

05/06/2026

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04/06/2026

Absolutely brilliant, so accurate 🤣

03/06/2026

🌾 Beware of Dried Grass and Foxtails This Summer 🌾

As the weather warms up, dried grass seeds and foxtails become a common hazard for our pets.

These sharp, arrow-shaped seeds can easily attach to your dog or cat’s fur and work their way into sensitive areas such as:
🐾 Between the toes and paw pads
👃 Nostrils
👂 Ears
👁 Eyes
🦴 Under the skin and coat

Once embedded, grass seeds can migrate through tissues, causing pain, infection, abscesses and, in some cases, requiring surgery to remove.

Signs to watch for include:
• Sudden sneezing or nosebleeds
• Excessive licking or chewing at paws
• Head shaking or ear scratching
• Swelling, redness or discharge
• Squinting or eye irritation

How to help protect your pet:
✅ Avoid long, dry grass and overgrown areas during walks
✅ Check your pet thoroughly after every walk, especially paws, ears, eyes and coat
✅ Keep fur around paws, ears and between toes neatly trimmed if appropriate
✅ Remove any visible seeds carefully before they become embedded
✅ Seek veterinary advice promptly if you notice any of the signs above

Early detection can prevent serious complications. If you are concerned that your pet may have picked up a grass seed, please contact Mill House Vets for advice.

03/06/2026

02/06/2026

I had the pleasure of meeting these two stunning kittens recently .... aren't they gorgeous?!