Amazing Belinda and her Disability Assist Dog Finn in the Auckland Marathon! Some of you may remember the touching story about an amazing lady Belinda who suffers from epilepsy and… read more →
Nutraceuticals for Animal Health 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… read more →
Tips for Fireworks Phobias Fireworks can be beautiful to watch but unfortunately many of our animals suffer from stress and anxiety when exposed to the loud noises and bright lights.… read more →
Lily the cat’s Wee Woes…. Bach Flowers to the Rescue! Cats often suffer with urinary issues and sometimes their humans can suffer with them too! Thank you to Lily’s Mum… read more →
How to Give Your Pet a Check-Up I love emergencies… They require quick thinking, elegant action and masterful communication with the animal’s owner to succinctly explain the situation, gather enough… read more →
Vet Tails Excerpt – To read more about my adventures, read Vet Tails available as a book or e-book from https://www.drliza.co.nz/shop/ As vets we are trained to handle many different… read more →
• Vet Tails Excerpt – To read more about my adventures, read Vet Tails available as a book or e-book from https://www.drliza.co.nz/shop/ Mrs Michaels came in with Willy, her fourteen-year-old… read more →
10 Tips for Optimal Dental Health Good dental care, which includes care of your whole animal will add many quality years to your pet’s life and is an investment… read more →
Alfie’s Recovery from Hypotherrrrmia, brrrr! Keeping your pet warm with a cosy and comfortable place to sleep is a priority. Hypothermia (abnormally low body temperature) can be life threatening and… read more →
Cruciate Ligament Injuries 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.… read more →