Koru Vets

17/07/2025

Prevention is better than cure!
Untreated high blood pressure in
cats can lead to serious and
irreversible damage to the heart,
brain, kidneys and eyes, resulting in
blindness in some cases.
By being proactive and booking
your cat in for regular blood
pressure checks, they could be
avoiding the potentially lifethreatening
consequences of feline
hypertension.

17/07/2025

Quite often, cats will show no
noticeable signs of having high
blood pressure. Subtle changes in
behaviours can be a crucial
indicator that something isn't quite
right!Blood pressure checks are the
best way to diagnose and screen
for feline hypertension.
Be sure to book regular checks for
your cat.

17/07/2025

Our vet Alex discusses tips and tricks for brushing your dogs teeth 🐶🦷🪥

17/07/2025

Signs of feline hypertension are
often invisible and unfortunately,
many cats only show signs of
hypertension after the disease starts
to cause serious damage to their
heart, brain, kidneys and eyes.
Make sure your cat is getting their
blood pressure checked regularly!

17/07/2025

July is our senior pet month
Quote the code ‘Golden Oldie’ to receive this special offer

17/07/2025

High blood pressure in cats, also
known as feline hypertension, is a
potentially life-threatening condition
that occurs in around 1 in 5 cats
over 9 years of age.
This disease is treatable with
medication, but 82% of senior cats
don't receive blood pressure
checks.

16/07/2025

15/07/2025

Grumpy?
Not wanting cuddles may mean arthritis pain.
Ease their pain by getting them to the vet.

15/07/2025

Stopped Jumping up?
Not jumping up may mean arthritis pain.
Ease their pain by getting them to the vet.

14/07/2025

Difficulty with stairs?
This might mean arthritis pain.
Ease their pain by getting them to a vet.

14/07/2025

No Playing as Much?
Not playing as much may mean arthritis pain.
Ease their pain by getting them to the vet.