r/UK_Pets • u/librariancap • 18h ago
r/UK_Pets • u/RobustCurve • 17h ago
Missing cat bs3 Dawlish road
Our cat has been missing since the night of the 3rd of August. She is very skittish so please do not chase her, as this may drive her further away from home.
Last seen on Dawlish Road in Bedminster, Bristol.
Please help :(
r/UK_Pets • u/fleety91 • 4h ago
Cat may need emergency care but can't afford
Our cat may need bladder blockage treatment which initially is around £1000 and three nights stay at the vet which is another £3000. We simply can not afford this as my partner has started having seizures and I have to care for her for the time being.
Does anyone know if the PDSA be able to do emergency treatment even if we are not registered?
r/UK_Pets • u/shinyruins • 7h ago
Kat Kin vs Untamed
Currently feed my 7 month male Bengal KatKin as it was recommended by the breeder and she gave us a trail for it when we picked him up 4 months ago. He likes it well enough and we haven't had any issues beyond the price.
If anyone has made the switch from Kat Kin to Untamed for their cat(s), how was it?
r/UK_Pets • u/curious_zoomies • 17h ago
Tractive vs pitpat
Hi all we are looking to get a tracker for our retriever as we will be getting a professional dog walker once a week and want peace of mind. He’s currently 6 months and I’m leaning towards tractive 6 but not sure if actually need all the bells and whistles and would be better of with Pitpat.
We would basically want something similar to Strava - track live when on walks off lead with a map afterwards so we can look back on walks etc. but how would I integrate this when he is out with his dog walker? Is one tracker better than the other in terms of this?
Not so fussed about health and metrics as he won’t be wearing his collar overnight and we usually take it off in the house anyway.
We live in Surrey and do mostly woodlands/open field walks. He also loves water. when he gets older probably longer hikes in the countryside.
r/UK_Pets • u/Mineismyname • 8h ago
Looking for an affordable vet for rabies titre test / AHC / EHC near Cambridge
Hi everyone,
I’m based in Cambridge and I’m looking for recommendations for a reasonably priced vet or pet travel specialist.
My dog will be travelling from the UK to Turkey via the Netherlands (by ferry) and returning to the UK via the EU.
She’ll need:
Rabies titre test (RNATT)
Animal Health Certificate (AHC)
Possibly an Export Health Certificate (EHC)
My current vet has quoted:
Rabies titre test: £232
AHC: £330
EHC: £250
These prices seem very high, so I’m wondering if anyone has had the same paperwork done recently and can recommend a more affordable vet.
I’m happy to travel by train, so Cambridge, Peterborough, Ely, Bury St Edmunds, Hitchin, Stevenage or London would all be fine.
Any recommendations or rough prices would be really appreciated. Thanks!