Osteoarthritis in working dogs
Osteoarthritis in working dogs Around April/May, we begin seeing working dogs ‘slow up’. Common causes for early retirement of working
Whether you’re a first time pet owner looking for the basics or a seasoned fur parent looking for some inspiration, we have everything covered from nutrition, vaccinations and grooming, to common health issues, behaviour and general wellbeing.
Osteoarthritis in working dogs Around April/May, we begin seeing working dogs ‘slow up’. Common causes for early retirement of working
Dog mobility quiz Take our dog mobility quiz below. We have a series of questions about your dog’s activity levels
Choosing the perfect dog bed for your pooch Like us, our dogs have their own preferences when it comes to
Vaccination guidelines for dogs There are many diseases which can be fatal to dogs; however, we can aid in the
Here are some tips to keep your Christmas festive and fun but vet free… Many common foods and snacks we humans enjoy can be dangerous to our pets. Animals digest and metabolise food differently to humans which means what might be perfectly fine for us can be poisonous to them.
Summer is a fun time for all, but the heat can be lethal to our pets. We really hope that knowing how to avoid heatstroke and being more aware of the risk factors and warning signs will help prevent unnecessary deaths.
During the warm weather, the river becomes one of the most popular places for people and their canine companions to cool down.
Did you know owners are more likely to seek prompt veterinary attention when required if they have ways of making vet visits less stressful.
Muzzles are for everyone’s safety, including your dog’s. In situations where you can’t control everything that happens around you, it’s best to protect them. The good news is that your dog can learn to love their muzzle. Getting your dog out and about and helping them to feel comfortable in the presence of others is much more important than what headgear they wear.
Itchy skin is a common problem among cats and dogs. It can be distressing and frustrating for both pets and their owners and can lead to self-trauma, secondary infections and other complications. Identifying the underlying cause is important for effective treatment and management.
Keeping your pet at a healthy weight lowers their risk of certain health problems like arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure, breathing problems, back problems, kidney disease, and some forms of cancer. It also can reduce your pet’s risk of joint injuries associated with excess weight.
Does your pet have a hard time with fireworks? Here’s some hints and tips to help everyone get through (hopefully!) stress-free.