Pet Advice

Feline Vaccine Shortage Due to supply chain issues after COVID, there's a shortage of feline vaccines in Australia, which is expected to continue until early 2024. How we are planning ...

You've likely been spending lots of time at home during the pandemic, and no doubt your dog has enjoyed this quality time with you. If like ...

Grooming your pet is just as important in winter as it is during the rest of the year – it’s not just about looking good, but promoting good health and ...

Along with regular exercise and veterinary care, careful nutrition is the best way you can contribute to your pet's prolonged good health. These are the basic nutrients every pet needs: ...

The last thing anyone wants is a pet emergency during the festive summer season, the time we reserve for celebration, fun and relaxation. While it’s natural to let our guard ...

Some pets love to get involved in fun water activities when the weather heats up. Whether you are going to the beach, a river, a lake, on a boat, or ...

Ouch! Do you ever experience sore joints on a chilly morning? Like humans, our furry best friends can experience aches and pains caused by arthritis. These pains can become more ...

Spring and summer can be a prime time for otitisIf you notice your dog has started scratching at their ears, shaking their head or holding their head to one side, ...

What is a urinary blockage? Urinary blockages in cats are often referred to as ‘blocked bladders’ and ‘urethral obstructions’. This is a common, potentially life-threatening condition, especially amongst neutered male ...

Aging is an unavoidable part of life, and when it comes to our pets, some will age without any major issues, and some will need a little extra TLC. It ...

Provide several litter trays around the house - preferably in quiet areas, and away from thier sleeping/playing areas.Make sure the litter tray is easy to get in and out of.You ...

Do flying foxes pose a disease risk to my dog? There are two viral diseases affecting bats that can also infect dogs. These are Hendra virus and Lyssavirus. There have ...

Itchy skin and ear infections Around springtime, we often see an increase in itchy skin (dermatitis) and ear infections in dogs and cats. How to spot itchy skin You should ...

The most common ticks infesting dogs in Australia are the paralysis tick, the brown dog tick, and the bush tick. Paralysis ticks The paralysis tick lxodes holocyclus is one of the ...

Heartworm disease, what is it and how can I prevent my dog being infected? Heartworm is a worm that can infect your pet through a mosquito bite. The worm is ...

We have certainly had a busy couple of months. We have certainly been blessed with some wonderful locums over the past few months and they have really helped relieve the pressure ...

Fleas are most often seen during the warmer months but as we keep our homes nice and warm throughout winter, we see fleas all year round. Only a small part ...

Did you know that 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over three years of age have some form of dental disease? Dental disease can not only be painful and ...

It can be hard to get out of your warm bed or off the cosy couch on a winter’s morning for exercise, and your pet can feel the same way ...

Follow the link to register to get a FREE sample of Prime100's NEW SPD Slow Cooked range from us! Made with the freshest ingredients, these healthy meals are bursting ...

We all love spending quality time with our pets on a hot summer’s day. However, we need to stay vigilant in summer, as the warmer weather can expose our pets ...

Regular nail inspection, with clipping or trimming when required, should be part of the routine care of your pet. Whilst many outdoor pets will wear their nails down naturally, ...

Cats can make excellent companions and are wonderful pets. However, with an average lifespan ranging from 15-20 years, owning a cat is a long-term commitment and their needs must be ...

Welcome Hi Everyone,  Welcome to the New Year and Welcome to our New Staff Members. Dr Katherine has joined our clinic from the United Kingdom.  Katherine has been practicing ...

Behavioural problems can be due to behavioural causes, medical causes, or both. Our veterinarians will investigate behavioural problems by obtaining a full history and conducting a full examination (sometimes your pet ...