Working alongside and in harmony with conventional veterinary medicine, Vince the Vet provides pet owners with a unique range of clinically proven* holistic products which support optimum health naturally...

Dogs and cats today, come into contact with an eye watering number of chemicals which can damage the immune system, increase the risk of cancer, lead to organ dysfunction and failure, and in some cases cause premature death.

Reducing exposure to as many of these as possible, by adopting a chemically clean holistic regime, has a positive impact on many aspects of well-being and is an important part of supporting a long, healthy and happy life....

Routine inoculation may not be necessarily be the best way to protect your dog from disease (writes Dr Vince MacNally BVSc VetMFHom MRCVS in this month's S&C magazine).

"I’m old enough to remember the Parvovirus outbreak in the early 1980’s when dogs were dying in droves and there was a scramble by the veterinary profession to find a way to protect the canine population from contracting this deadly and devastating disease..."

Anxious or Stressed Pet?

Which Pet Remedies Are Best...

Nearly 20 years ago, Yushi waddled into the clinic in a terrible state.  Large, hairless patches of beetroot-coloured skin covered most of his trunk...

For many dogs and cats, the cacophany of sounds created by fireworks are an inseen threat, provoking intense fight or flight responses...

Southport Champion 11-07-18

Vince MacNally left Ainsdale behind in 1978 to pursue his childhood dream of becoming a vet at Liverpool University. Returning to Southport 40 years later, now known as ‘Vince the Vet’, Dr Vince BVSc VetMFHom MRCVS is armed with a wealth of experience in both conventional and complementary treatments.

However you want to enhance the life of your pet, there’s a Vince the Vet Superfood Supplement that can help.

This Quick Start Guide will show you how...

Parasitic worms are a threat to people and pets.

With our new service, you can help to protect yourself, your family, other pets and the environment from parasites that can cause significant and sometimes serious ill-health....

Kidney disease is comon in pets, particualrly as they get older.

Whatever the cause (and there are many - the most common being damge caused by posions, toxins or drugs; infections; poor blood flow and cancer) renal dysfunction is usually progressive...

There are broadly 2 schools of thought about switching a dog or cat from processed pet food to raw.

The first is the take-no-prisoners approach of stopping the the food being fed one day, and starting 100% raw the next.

The second, is to transition gradually, by introducing a small amount of raw to begin with, and increasing this in stages every few days until 100% raw is being fed....

Ideally, the food you feed your pet should contain all the nutrients necessary to promote the very best of health.

The reality however, is that even if a high quality raw, tinned or dried food is fed, this isn't enough...

We've been asked a lot in recent months if we could supply smaller quantities of our raw food by Next Working Day Courier Tracked.

After a lot of hard work behind the scenes, we're now delighted to announce the introduction of...

They lived longer and had less cancer...

A recent report by Pesticide Action Network UK (PAN UK) makes for disturbing reading.

It reveals that the fruit and vegetables being given to young children as part of a government scheme aimed at promoting healthy eating habits, contained residues of 123 different pesticides. 

And this has serious implications for our pets...

The feeding plan described here is designed to ensure that a completely healthy, balanced raw food diet is fed, which suits each pet perfectly and promotes THE VERY BEST OF HEALTH.

05-11-17

Probiotics and prebiotics are often confused.

So what's the difference?

08-10-17

We live in an age where pets are constantly exposed to a a vast array of toxic environmental and dietary chemicals which can harm health.

Here are just a few...

01-10-17

More and more dogs and cats are reacting badly to what they are fed.

This often lies behind, digestive disturbances (Inflammatory Bowel Disease, bacterial overgrowths, intermittent vomiting, pancreatitis and colitis, for example), skin conditions (such as itching, eruptions, infections, scaling and hair loss) and a range of other health problems (e.g.... aggression, anxiety, lethargy, poor body condition)...

03-09-17

'Get your 5 a day.'

'An apple a day keeps the doctor away.'

We're so used to hearing of the benefits of vegetables and fruits in our diets, it's easy to think that the same must be true for our pets.

But is this so?

Or, are there hidden dangers lurking in feeding them to dogs and cats?