Pet Care Blog

Our pets get parasites too, not just us! Cats and dogs are both able to contract intestinal worm infestations, and these tricky parasites can pass from cat to human and back unless everyone's up to date with their prevention. Giving your pet a tablet for worming might...

The holiday season is just around the corner, and if you're heading off on holidays this year there's a good chance you'll need to board your pets during your trip. Most boarding kennels and catteries require all boarders to be current with their vaccinations, so...

Bark for Life this year was a tremendous success, and our team of volunteer vets and nurses had an absolute blast keeping an eye out for your beloved pooches on the day! Here's a selection of photos from the day.

We've talked a bit about bladder and urine issues in cats and dogs this month, but our rabbit friends can have urinary problems too! One of the most common issues in rabbits is "urine scald" (also known as "hutch burn") - an incomfortable condition caused by urine...

By now you know Rocky the cat. Rocky is a very clean cat and always uses his litter tray perfectly. Recently Rocky was leaving little patches of bloody urine in strange places. One evening, Rocky’s owner came home from work to find Rocky scratching at his litter tray...

It's not only a change in thirst that can indicate an underlying issue with your pet. Subtle changes in urination habits can be a sign of kidney disease and diabetes but they can also indicate a urinary tract infection or even a behavioural issue. Changes may include:...

Is your pet a bit thirstier than usual? Are you filling up their water bowl more often, or have you noticed them drinking from the shower or toilet? An increase in thirst can be one of the first signs of kidney disease and if you are worried you should arrange a check...

There's no denying it, Halloween has become more and more popular in Australia over the past few years. Quite a few people love to have haloween parties and get their pets pets involved too. It is really important to think about their health and wellbeing so they...

Have you ever seen your dog dragging his or her bottom along the ground? This peculiar act is known as 'scooting' and can indicate your dog has irritated anal glands. The infamous anal glands are located on either side of your dog's anus. Each gland holds a small...