Why we’re Pro-Proheart
Why we’re Pro-Proheart There are many different brands of heartworm preventatives on the market these days. Of these many brands, the vast majority contain the active ingredient milbemycin oxime. Why...
View ArticlePost-Dental Information
Your pet has had a big day today undergoing their dental surgery, now it’s time for some rest and relaxation. Keep your pet quiet tonight as he/she recovers from surgery. You can feed a normal meal but...
View ArticleDaschunds – What you need to know
Daschunds (sometimes known as sausage dogs or dackels) are one of the most instantly recognisable dog breeds in the world. They have been made famous by Disney, social media and well-known enthusiasts...
View ArticleHow to treat itchy ears in dogs
Signs of An Ear Infection Head rubbing dog has itchy ears Red and smelly ears Black or yellow discharge coming from ears Tilting of the head Deafness Reluctance to be touched around the ear or head...
View ArticleFinding a Rental with Pets
Finding rental places with pets can be a real challenge. Owning property in Sydney is an impossible dream for many people, forcing them (and their furry friends!) to search for rental options....
View ArticleInformation for New Cat Owners
Owning a cat can seem daunting if you aren’t accustomed to caring for a feline friend. But fear not! Cats are probably the easiest pets to own- far easier than fish! A cat will remind you when he/she...
View ArticleWhy is Pet Grooming Important?
Whether you have a cat or a dog, grooming is an important part of maintaining your pet’s physical appearance and overall wellbeing for a number of reasons. While they groom themselves, they can’t...
View ArticleToilet Training Your New Puppy
Puppy toilet training – How do I teach to teach my puppy to go to the toilet outside? The best way to toilet train your puppy is with positive reinforcement. This is a Puppy toilet training technique...
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The Ultimate Dog Friendly Guide to the Hunter Valley
Looking to escape the buzz of the city for the weekend but don’t want to leave your dog to a pet sitter? How about a dog friendly Hunter Valley? Yes, that’s right. There are plenty of great dog...
View ArticleWhat You Need to Know About Pet Allergies
By Dr. Suzan Bekir MBBS (Hon) UNSW FRACGP There’s nothing more frustrating than having allergies. They make your eyes hurt, your nose run, and your head feels like it’s stuffed with cotton. But even...
View ArticleHeat Stroke In Dogs
Heat Stroke In Dogs What is Heat stroke? Heat stroke is a deadly condition which occurs when high external temperatures cause your dog’s body temperature to rise dangerously high. If untreated heat...
View ArticleFireworks phobia
Why are dogs and cats scared of Fireworks? Dogs’ and cats’ hearing is up to 3x more sensitive than ours and their noses are up to 100x as sensitive as ours. The combination of the decibels and the...
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How Heatwaves Affect Pets – And Tips To Keep Them Safe
How Heatwaves Affect Pets Just like you and I, our furry friends feel the heat in different ways. While some will be alright in hot temperatures, others will swelter through the summer. And just like...
View ArticleImportance of Heartworm Prevention
The heartworm is a parasite that can grow to up to 35cm long and lives in the arteries and veins of the lung and heart chambers of dogs and cats. Heartworm disease was once widespread around the Sydney...
View ArticleLeptospirosis Outbreak in Sydney
If you live in the Sydney metro area and have a pampered pooch, you may have heard about the recent scare of Leptospirosis in the area. Leptospirosis is a bacterium which is transmitted through contact...
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Further Lepto Update
Lepto update A lot of media has lately focused on our pets being at risk of catching ‘lepto’, but what about people? Leptospirosis represents a significant risk to the humans in our community – our...
View ArticleStem cell therapy for dogs
Stem cell technology is a relatively new and exciting branch of veterinary medicine. Stem cells are cells that can be safely harvested from adult animal tissues. Once harvested, the stem cells can be...
View ArticleIntestinal Obstruction in Dogs
As many dog owners will know, dogs don’t just eat dog food. Dogs can eat all kinds of silly things, even things we didn’t think were the least bit appetising. Rubber balls, socks, underwear, sanitary...
View ArticleChronic Kidney Disease in Cats – Causes and Diagnosis
Chronic kidney disease is a condition commonly seen in older cats and is a long-term degradation of the kidneys’ ability to function properly to filter and regulate electrolytes, toxins, and...
View ArticleBush fire catastrophe – are you prepared with a plan to protect ALL of your...
NSW is expecting a cold front today Tuesday 12th November 2019. Contrary to what you would think about a ‘cold’ front, these phenomena are disastrous for firefighters as they make fires spread faster...
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