Does your pet have dental disease? The answer is more than likely yes! Or at least they will have a some stage in their life! Dental disease in our pets is something that often goes unnoticed until its a significant problem. Did you know its not considered normal for our pets to have bad breath? Instead its often an indicator that there is a problem with your pets dental health. Whether it be a build up of bacteria laden plaque and tartar an infected tooth or gingavitis. Thes

With holidays drawing nearer when planning for your trip away whether it be a week overseas or weekend down the coast the question is often asked who should take care of my pets whilst I'm away? What are the options? Once upon a time the options were either a boarding kennel or a helpful neighbor. However these days the options for pet care are wide and varied and it very much depends on what you feel is best for your pets. In Home Pet Care This is often a good option for pet

Halloween can be super fun for us but there a simple steps we can take to ensure our pets are safe and stress free. Lock Up the Treats Keep the treats out of reach of cats and dogs! Many Halloween treats are potientally toxic to pets. Chocolate especially dark chocolate is highly toxic to dogs as is the sugar substitute xylitol often found in sugar free lollies and some peanut butters. If you think your pet has ingested something toxic please call us on 42388575 Keep An Eye O

Meet Monty! This gorgeous boy is looking much better after being successfully treated for uncontrolled diabetes! Could your cat be diabetic? Just like humans cats can develop diabetes during their lifetime. It is characterised by elevated blood glucose or blood sugar levels. Cats most at risk of developing diabetes are cats who are overweight, cats over 8 years of age, male cats and Burmese cats. Signs and Symptoms of diabetes in cats are usually - increase in thirst (often y

“ Hannah” a Shih Tzu cross Poodle came in today for a lump removal but during our examination we noticed her dental disease and resulting bad breath. She benefited from a full scale and polish but unfortunately some teeth we were unable to be save and had to be removed. She received lots of pain relief and even local anaesthesia, just like humans do, so that when she woke up from the anaesthesia, she was comfortable and relaxed. I have no doubt that her human companion’s will

What an amazing story. He has been reunited with his family after 6 months of living the gypsy life. Thank you Aimee for bringing him in to be scanned to see if he had a microchip, his family (especially the little 3 year old boy) are very grateful! If only he could talk! #cat #lost #found