Unicorn Vets

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read moreGlucose provides the cells in the body with the energy they need to live and function normally. Cells can only absorb glucose from the blood in the presence of the hormone insulin. Insulin is produced by the pancreas. Sometimes the pancreas becomes unable to produce enough insulin, or the cells in the body fail to respond normally to insulin. Therefore, the cells in the body cannot absorb enough glucose and too much remains in the blood. When the blood contains a high level of glucose, some of it is able to leak through the kidneys and it begins to appear in the urine, causing increased urine production.

read moreProviding essential routine care for your pet is all part of being a responsible pet owner. Save money on the cost of treatments and services that keep your pet healthy and happy. Budget and spread the cost of routine care across the year by paying with Direct Debit.

read moreLungworm is a parasite (Latin name: Angiostrongylus vasorum) which affects dogs and is very prevalent in the South East of England, including our part of Surrey. Dogs become infected by swallowing the worm larvae which are spread by slugs, snails and sometimes frogs. This means infection can be picked up by dogs eating grass or licking soil or ground that slugs, snails and frogs have been on. Foxes can act as a host for lungworm so their faeces can also be responsible for the spread of disease.