Another lovable patient was Tyson, a gorgeous six month old American Bulldog who came in to see me first thing on a Saturday morning. He had been vomiting and salivating… read more →

Eye disease and injuries can be very painful and may progress rapidly, occasionally resulting in irreversible damage. Sometimes this can lead to the loss of vision and even the loss… read more →

Tom is a gorgeous cat, very affectionate and a real character. One day his owner Sue noticed a lump on his toe about half a centimetre in size that was… read more →

As a vet I sometimes face some very difficult situations helping my patients. Some animals are seriously injured or diseased and face a high likelihood of a dire outcome but… read more →

Nutraceuticals are non-drug substances derived from food and have therapeutic benefits. They are generally safe to use and may be used as a primary therapy or as an adjunct to… read more →

The “excess baggage” that our animals may carry can be a very important factor affecting long-term health. Extra weight can be a burden to an animal with sore joints and… read more →

Fleas, ticks and worms can be extremely harmful parasites. Not only do they cause a tremendous amount of irritation to their hosts but they are also responsible for health problems… read more →

It is wonderful and rewarding to witness a litter of kittens or puppies being born and although some pets are used for breeding and are not desexed (a surgical procedure… read more →

Microbes such as bacteria, fungi and viruses are common in the lives of our animals and in fact, many of these unwanted residents live normally on or in the bodies… read more →

1. Good dental care, which includes care of your whole animal will add many quality years to your pet’s life and is an investment which is well worthwhile. It’s never… read more →