Following on from our last post that listed the reasons why cats get itchy, our vet’s have some further tips to help you manage your itchy patient at home. How can I help my itchy cat? It’s a good idea to read our previous post to help you identify the reason as to why your […]
Have you noticed your cat to be itching more frequently? Or are they scratching non-stop at their skin, ears, paws or bum? Here’s our vets’ take on the most common causes for scratchy, irritable skin. Why is my cat itchy? There are many reasons for cats to scratch. Sometimes it’s for pure, blissful relief… just […]
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 in the absence of visible dental issues. Potential underlying causes of bad breath: Dental disease: dogs and cats require daily oral care to fend off […]
Easter is one of our busiest times for worried pet carers – especially when curious pets get into chocolate or hot cross buns. These festive treats may be favourites for us, but they contain ingredients that are toxic to dogs and cats – including chocolate, grapes, sultanas and raisins – and can cause serious, even […]
Our CEO and Founder Vet Dr Claire talks about Pet Insurance, how to decide if it’s right for you, and cheaper alternatives to pet insurance
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 family for years or joined during the pandemic, it’s crucial to address any signs of separation-related distress they exhibit. Here’s how you can help your […]
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 the best treatment plan, to help your cat. Some of the underlying causes of this might be: • Litter tray aversion There are many reasons […]
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 stress. Here are five vetted tips to help protect your kitty and keep them cool: 1. Bring your cat indoors Make sure they have access to […]
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 ticks are a year-round concern in the north and peak during spring and summer in New South Wales and northern Victoria. Recognising the signs […]