Our Current Special Offers

Help your itchy dog find relief this spring

As spring arrives, pollens, dust and other allergens ramp up — and allergy-prone dogs start scratching, licking and chewing. Left alone, that constant itch wears them down and can lead to sore, broken skin.

An allergy injection works differently to daily tablets. It targets the itch at its source by blocking one of the natural signals in the body that tells your dog to scratch, so their skin gets a chance to settle:

• Targets one of the main signals that triggers the itch
• Many dogs feel relief within about a day
• Relief typically lasts around four weeks
• A single injection — no daily tablets to remember

September only. First 20 eligible dogs. Offer applies to a dog's first allergy injection. Dogs only. T&C's apply.

Is arthritis slowing your pet down?

Arthritis creeps up quietly. A little slower on the stairs, less keen to jump up, stiff after a rest, or just not quite themselves. It's common in older cats and dogs, and the discomfort often builds long before we notice it.

One option your vet may discuss is an arthritis injection. It targets one of the key signals the body uses to send pain, which can help ease the ache so your pet moves more freely. Given as a monthly injection, it's another way to support comfort and mobility alongside their usual care. It isn't right for every pet, so the best first step is a check-up to see whether it could suit yours.

September only. First 20 eligible pets. Offer applies to a pet's first arthritis injection. Cats and dogs. T&C's apply.