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Grit in Pad
An all too common Greyhound Story When I was at Vet school, I remember one of my professors saying, “there are dogs and there are greyhounds and …
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Your Rabbit: Vet Care
Rabbits make wonderful pets. They are naturally social and curious and can form great bonds with their owners. However, they require dedicated care to keep them healthy. …
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Shedding in Cats and Dogs
After a long day cleaning the house, there’s that wonderful feeling when you sit down, with a celebratory cup of tea, and appreciate your hard work. That …
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Preparing for flea, tick and allergy season!
Spring has sprung and so too have fleas, ticks and other warm-weather skin irritators. As it warms up, your pet will naturally spend more time outside, which …
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Tips to have a happy indoor cat
Indoor or Outdoor? That is the big question all cat owners face when introducing a cat into their lives. Although exploring the outdoors may be fun for …
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Cheeky puppies and the things they eat!
A couple of months ago I had an exciting two Saturdays. Puppies and kittens have provided their humans which a much-needed distraction from the boredom of lockdown. …
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Urinary disease in cats
Does your cat ever show any of the following abnormal urinary signs? Urinating outside of the tray e.g. on the floor, in the bath or sink …
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COVID-19 and your pets
Pet care during Covid-19 COVID- 19 is caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2. There is not a definitive answer about whether this virus can infect pets at …
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Why is my senior dog wetting their bed?
Sometimes as our dogs age we may start to notice some urinary accidents around the house or on their bedding. Alternatively, we may notice their fur appearing …
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Feeding guide for your dog
A common question a veterinarian gets asked is what and how much should I be feeding my dog? The answer varies based on their breed, age, activity …
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Caring for your Senior Pet
Has it been awhile since your senior pet has visited the vet? We know how quickly time can fly and with recent Christmas and New Year’s Eve …
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Grade 1 dental disease
Dental disease is much more common in our pets than most people realise. We know that people get dental disease and require regular dental check-ups and ultrasonic …
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Hot Spots (moist dermatitis)
As we wave goodbye to winter our thoughts turn to a hot summer and Christmas! Unfortunately, increases in temperature bring more than just beach days and barbecues. …
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Allergies and your pet
Spring has sprung! With the warmer weather, trees and plants flowering and more time spent outside comes an increase in allergies in our pets. An allergy is …
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Dental care for your pet
We all love our pets and as a result lots of face to face contact is often an important part of the time that we spend with …
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Pet Insurance
Pet insurance- why would I get it? For me personally as a veterinarian, it makes absolute sense for my clients to insure their pets. Your pet …
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Canine Infectious Tracheobronchitis (Kennel Cough)
Most people have heard the term Kennel Cough. This is the common name for a highly contagious respiratory infection seen in dogs. It is also often called …
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Is your Cat at risk of FIV ?
Your cat is at risk if it spends any time outdoors. This includes letting your cat outside to go toilet, potentially letting your cat outside in a mesh or wire pen or enclosure and allowing your cat outdoors when you go outdoors.
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Arthritis in Cats
Osteoarthritis in cats can be much more difficult to recognise than in dogs. It remains overall an under diagnosed disease although there is an increasing awareness for …
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Arthritis in Dogs
Did you know that 20% of dogs over 1 year of age have some form of osteoarthritis, with this percentage increasing to > 80% for dogs over …
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