Our Vets are fielding many questions from concerned pet carers about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and how it affects their pets. We continue to monitor the latest advice from the Australian Veterinary Association and the World Health Organisation, whose recommendations may change with the latest information coming through from ongoing research. Currently these are the recommendations […]
The fires in Australia have already caused an estimated half a billion animal lives lost as per the University of Sydney, and so many more ill, injured or left without access to food and water. In an ideal situation, it is critical that animals with fire related injuries and burns receive Veterinary treatment as quickly […]
Fire burns are affecting many pets in and around fire affected areas. Burns can affect anywhere on their body, but a particular area of concern are their paws. The best treatment plan for your pet will vary with each individual case – and the extent of the burn. In an ideal situation these pets will […]
A kink in a puppies tail is not an uncommon finding. Usually, a tail kink is either: Congenital – they are born with it, most likely this is due to their genetics. Tail kinks are not uncommon in many breeds. Traumatic – they are not born with the kink, but rather it develops secondary to […]
There are many subtle signs that your pet may struggle with or have an inability to hear. This can be something they were born with, or that they acquired with age. These include: No response to loud sounds or claps etc No response to their name (when they’re a distance from you, asleep or not […]
In Spring, Magpies are building nests in trees to raise their young and they come very protective of the surrounding area. Sometimes the male or female Magpie may swoop to protect their young from perceived threats. This usually only lasts about 6 weeks. Please note that Magpies are a beautiful native and protected species and […]
We know it’s tough to helicopter parent when there’s so much going on this time of year, but there are some things that you simply need to make sure you’re hyper vigilant about for the safety of your dog. And these are things that you definitely can plan for, to avoid emergency vet visits. So here […]
No matter how low-maintenance your cat is (or laidback your parenting style), the reality is that emergency vet visits happen at this time of year, and that many of these are completely avoidable. So take the time to put a safety plan in place for your kitty, for the festive season, and beyond. We asked […]
These are must follow tips when crate training pups, to ensure you’re supporting their confidence and happiness.