Aussie Vet Breaks Down Pet Insurance Options and Budget-Friendly Alternatives As a veterinarian, one of the most common questions I’m asked is whether pet insurance is worth it. The answer... read more →
Pets often find it challenging when their routine abruptly shifts, particularly if they've become accustomed to constant companionship that suddenly diminishes. Whether your furry companion has been part of the... read more →
Cat’s peeing outside the litter tray is a common problem that can be due to many underlying causes. We need to find the actual cause so that we can reach... read more →
Summer has officially arrived! As temperatures soar, although cats are good at seeking out places to stay cool, they can feel hot and bothered, and are at risk of heat... read more →
Paralysis ticks (scientifically known as Ixodes holocyclus) pose a significant threat to pets, primarily along Australia's east coast, spanning from North Queensland to Victoria. Thriving in warm, humid climates, these... read more →
Storm anxiety in cats often goes unnoticed, as symptoms can be subtle, such as cowering or hiding. Here are our top tips to help you alleviate your kitty's storm anxiety... read more →
Bad breath, or halitosis, often stems from the presence of odour-producing bacteria and tartar buildup in your beloved fur baby's mouth. Despite your pet's pristine appearance, halitosis can persist even... read more →
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... read more →
Many pet owners are unsure how to determine if their cat is indeed overweight. We’re here to make this simple. There are many benefits (for both you and your cat)... read more →
Some cats just love to lick their owners. Hands, ears, toes, hair- nothing is off limits! But why? It would be really nice if we could ask our kitties this... read more →
Fertilisers are toxic to both cats and dogs. However, it’s mainly dogs that are affected specifically owing to their scavenging nature. There are so many types of fertiliser, they generally... read more →
Many dogs and cats eat grass. There's a lot of speculation as to why, but actually little evidence. Popular theories include that they have a dietary deficiency (ie. fibre), that... read more →
Permethrin is an insecticide within the pyrethroid family. It is widely used in flea and tick control and is well known to be toxic to cats. Unfortunately this is a... read more →
Shedding of hair is absolutely normal for most cats, provided that they continue to maintain a normal hair coat. Things that can increase hair turnover (more shedding): Poor diet Inflammation... read more →
Cats are an absolute joy to care for, providing fun, companionship and improved health. But to truly be happy, we need our cats to be happy too, so the question... read more →