We are excited to be exhibiting at the Southern European Veterinary Conference (SEVC) in Madrid this week! Visit us at stand 203 for a chat and to find out more about VetPlus. We look forward to meeting you all! #SEVC2024

It’s been an exciting first day here at Singapore Vet Show 2024, with our APAC Regional Director Leon Tan helping to start the day by joining the opening ceremony celebrations! We are enjoying meeting so many fantastic vets from across the region

Fireworks can be particularly distressing for dogs and cats due to their sensitivity to loud, sudden sounds and bright flashes. Here are some tips and tricks to help prepare your dog or cat for fireworks season.

From Bonfire Night to New Years’ Eve, firework season is fast approaching and pet owners are looking for effective methods to de-stress their pets. The VetPlus CALMEX range provides a full multi-modal approach for both dogs and cats. Find out more here bit.ly/3UtLq5S

Bonfire night can be particularly stressful for dogs and cats, as they are often sensitive to loud noises and sudden bursts of light. We've gathered a few ways to help your furry friend stay relaxed this bonfire night. 🎆

CALMEX® DIFFUSER and CALMEX® ON THE MOVE release key essential oils to help your pet feel more relaxed at home and when travelling. Find out more about our CALMEX® range here bit.ly/3YUiTJf

Today we honour and remember those who gave up their freedom so that we can have ours. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, or the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning. We will remember them.

CALMEX® is available as tasty tablets for dogs and a liquid for cats, alongside a plug in diffuser and car air freshener to help make supporting your pet at times of stress as easy as possible! Find out more about our CALMEX® range here bit.ly/3YMI4MQ

Did you know? Cats can often be affected by changes to their environment, which could make them feel stressed and anxious. CALMEX® for cats can help them feel more relaxed. Click here to find out more bit.ly/4hWVNJB

It can be easy to miss signs of stress in cats. If your cat is feeling anxious, they may start scratching furniture more, go to the toilet in unusual locations, or start to hide away more. Speak to your vet if you are concerned about your cats behaviour.

Have you heard of Passiflora incarnata? Otherwise known as passionflower, this super plant extract can help your pet feel more relaxed, as it increases the chemicals in the brain linked to sleep and rest

Today we joined the millions of people across the UK by wearing our festive jumpers with pride to raise money for Save the Children! 🎄🎅 You can donate via this link: donate.justgiving.com/fundraising/cj…

What a fab product! My 3-year-old Border Terrier is very stressy and vocal in the car, especially when he recognises where he is going. I hung up ‘on the move’ this morning and wow, what a difference. He was so much calmer. Rebecca Pugh, Vets4Pets Mansfield (JVP)

Did you know that 44% of cats show behaviours that can be linked to stress? If you are concerned about your cat, contact your vet practice today.

Merry Christmas from all of us at VetPlus! We wish you and your furry friends a Christmas filled with joy and happiness 🎄🎁

Wishing you and your furry friends a Happy New Year from everyone here at VetPlus! We’re thankful for your support and look forward to a successful and positive 2025. 🍾

CALMEX® is clinically proven to help reduce stress behaviours in dogs. Click here to find out more about our CALMEX® range bit.ly/3DEN7bk

The best way to help support stress and anxiety in your pet is using a multimodal, or holistic, approach. Different options are available to help find the best fit for your pet. Click here to find out about our CALMEX® range bit.ly/3BYimO3

Don’t be afraid if your pet is experiencing age related behavioural changes. Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS), more commonly known as doggy or feline dementia, is something that can affect our dogs and cats as they age. find out how Aktivait can help bit.ly/3DWBHjb

Disorientation, house-toileting, disturbances in sleep patterns and increased signs of anxiety can all be signs of Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome. If you notice any of these signs, or any other changes in your pets behaviour, we recommend that you discuss them with your vet.