The festive season can be a stressful season for many, and that goes for pets too. As you gear up for the holiday season, think ahead and plan for your… read more →

Ensure your pet has a safe and quiet place to ‘get away from it all’ at home. Have the TV or radio on a high volume to help drown out… read more →

Last month’s story was about Piggy Sue and her two piggy friends getting a facelift because they couldn’t see. At the time of piggy surgery, Preetha, their devoted owner, asked… read more →

Stress has an important role to play in the survival of any species but it becomes a problem when it is ongoing and an animal is unable to cope. Stress… read more →

Running a vet clinic with a great team and getting fantastic results helping to improve the health and well-being of our patients as well as giving their owners peace of… read more →

Because we rely heavily on the immune system to help prevent cancer from occurring, many of the tips that I’ve shared before to support the immune system are also applicable… read more →

Cancer in our pets, as with us humans, is a fairly common occurrence nowadays. There are many factors which contribute to this increasing trend including poor nutrition, genetics, pollution in… read more →

Cody, a lovely Newfoundland, had ongoing issues with his skin for years. He suffered from a condition called atopy as well as recurrent fungal infections that caused him to be… read more →

As with humans, our animals need optimal amounts of various nutrients to stay healthy and to perform at their best. Omega 3 fatty acids which are found in high quantities… read more →

The cruciate ligaments are in the knee and act to stop the femur (top leg bone) and tibia (lower leg bone) from sliding excessively forwards and backwards. The cranial cruciate… read more →