by admin | Jan 2, 2015 | Donaldson's Vets
This week sees a New Year and a new start for 11 Paterson puppies. Our Chocolate Labrador “Blossom” had a litter of puppies 8 weeks ago and over the next few days, they will be going to their new homes. Although Blossom is Chocolate, the dog we used does...
by admin | Feb 6, 2014 | Donaldson's Vets
Those who regularly read my column will know that, in addition to my Veterinary work, I have a bit of a menagerie at home. We keep Pedigree Southdown Sheep, Berkshire Pigs and Hens. We also have Pedigree Labradors which are very much family pets but which we also...
by admin | Oct 22, 2013 | Donaldson's Vets
Fitz the Chocolate Labrador is a serial offender. Most Labradors are food orientated and this can be one of the reasons that they are easy to train – they will do just about anything for a food reward. But Fitz does not stop at Bonio biscuits. He takes the Greedy...
by admin | Sep 8, 2013 | Donaldson's Vets
It seems like no time since I wrote my weekly column sitting on the floor at the side of our welping box while our pet Labrador “Blossom” had her puppies. Today the puppies are 3 weeks old and they have changed so much in such a short space of time. All puppies are...
by admin | Oct 25, 2012 | Donaldson's Vets
Our Chocolate Labrador Blossom had a litter of puppies five weeks ago. I had ultrasound scanned her during her pregnncy and reckoned on nine pups which is a huge number of puppies for a first litter. The first four puppies were born naturally but, with a still huge...
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