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 →
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 →
For the first 2 weeks in its new home it is important to keep your cat / kitten indoors so that it can become settled in its new environment. Cats… 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 →
Guidelines on How to Give Your Pet a Tablet Hold your cat around the top of its head with your middle finger and thumb at each corner of its mouth.… read more →
Diabetes is a condition that some animals get when they are unable to produce insulin or when their cells are not sensitive to the effects of this hormone. Insulin is… read more →
Fleas can be extremely harmful parasites. Not only do they cause a tremendous amount of irritation to their hosts but they are also responsible for flea allergy dermatitis, the transmission… 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 →
Spring has sprung in the southern hemisphere, one of my favourite times of the year when nature comes to life! With all the great benefits of longer days and warmer… read more →
Cats are prone to getting abscesses and sometimes they can be quite sick and sore because of them. Abscesses are a result of puncture wounds commonly inflicted during cat fights.… read more →