by Karen | Apr 1, 2022 | blog
One of the biggest developments in technology in veterinary medicine over the years has been the advance in new equipment for reading x-rays. In years past we had to use films and chemical baths to develop them, a bit like old film cameras. The chemicals smelled...
by Karen | Mar 1, 2022 | blog
Last month we discussed dogs and hypothyroidism and as promised, this month cats will take the spotlight. As we covered last month, the thyroid gland is found at the base of the neck and is responsible for producing the thyroid hormone. While dogs tend to develop an...
by Karen | Feb 1, 2022 | blog
Hypo what I hear you ask? Don’t worry, many pet owners have never heard of this either. It is, put simply, one small gland called the thyroid which many of us will have heard of in humans. But the reason we want to chat about this is, because it can cause so much...
by Karen | Jan 1, 2022 | blog
Summer in Australia can present a myriad of health-related problems for our much-loved pets, from an increased likelihood of tick and snake bites to dehydration and heatstroke. Most dogs under normal circumstances can regulate their body heat by panting, much like how...
by Karen | Dec 1, 2021 | blog
Australia has embraced dogs being welcome across every aspect of family life, from cuddles on the couch to puppacinos at cafes and indeed, our holiday itineraries. With numerous camping grounds now welcoming your four-legged best friend with open arms, the popularity...
by Karen | Oct 1, 2021 | blog
On Friday 8th October, we will be celebrating Vet Nurse Day with our wonderful team of capable, competent and quite frankly, sensational Vet Nurses. This annual event marks the day that Veterinarians, and the wider community, recognise the crucial role these wonderful...
