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Thrums Vets’ blog is an informative resource for pet owners, farmers, and equine enthusiasts. The blog features regular updates on farm health, including monthly newsletters that provide insights into seasonal challenges and best practices for livestock management. Pet owners can find articles on new offerings, such as the introduction of Pet Proactive Insurance, and advice on pet care. Whether you’re looking to stay informed on the latest veterinary practices or need tips on animal health, Thrums Vets’ blog is a valuable source of expert advice.

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  • Perthshire & Angus Vets Thrums CAt Food

    Cats

    Cat Food

    We sell a wide range of different cat foods to suit all cats and all budgets. We only sell food which we feed our own cats and the include * Proplan * James Wellbeloved * [...]

    17 September, 2020

  • Thrums New Vet Practice at Scone

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    New Thrums Vet Practice in Scone

    Things are moving on quickly at the new Scone Vet Surgery. This is a walk through, giving you an idea of what we have been planning. If you, or you know anyone, who would be [...]

    5 August, 2020

  • Blairgowrie preparation (1)

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    Working with Thrums

    As we start to grow our team with Scone opening in the next couple of months, we thought it would be good to ask a few of our current members what it’s like to work [...]

    1 August, 2020

  • News

    New Pets App

    At Thrums we are always looking to improve our services. All of our clinical team do extra training every year so that we can offer our patients better care, keeping them as healthy and comfortable [...]

    31 July, 2020

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    EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF FLUKE AND WORMS WORKSHOP

    We are looking forward to working with QMS and Flock Health Ltd to present an afternoon workshop on maintaining healthy ewes and growing lambs through effective control of fluke and worms. We would love to [...]

    5 December, 2016

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    BVD

    We continue to make progress in BVD eradication. Last month, or the first time, there were no known live PI animals in Angus. Other parts of Scotland are not so fortunate so continued vigilance, particularly [...]

    5 December, 2016