• 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 →
What to Do…Wounds and Damaged Skin Clean wounds with water / saline. Iodine / Chlorhexidine / Electromicyn may be used as disinfectants Dressing / bandage and direct pressure for… read more →
Choking Pets: What to Do… A choking animal will battle to breath and even pass out, you might even see the cause like a ball being swallowed Check that their… 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 →
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy has been used in human medicine since the beginning of the 20th century. Based on sound scientific principles, it is now an accepted treatment… read more →
10 Tips to Help Prevent Cancer Because we rely heavily on the immune system to help prevent cancer from occurring, many of the tips that I’ve shared before to… read more →
Lumps and Bumps; the Options Lumps and bumps that come up on your pet are common as they age and can be a concern. It is very important to determine… read more →
Cancer in Animals 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,… read more →
My preference is to have user friendly, safe and effective tools on hand to complement conventional therapies or that I may recommend to my clients to have as part of… read more →