Break the barking habit Whether you have a new puppy who is just settling in or an older dog who is a regular barker, it’s good to get to the bottom of the barking behaviour as soon as possible and train this bad behaviour for the sake of you and your neighbours. Like...
Why desexing is important If you have recently got a new, furry, family member, an important decision for you to make will be, ‘do I want to desex my puppy or kitten?’. According to the RSPCA, a female dog and her litters can produce a whopping 20,000...
Dentist Disease In Pets August is nationally considered dental month. It is so important to keep your pets mouth healthy as the mouth is a common source of pain for dogs and cats. What are the signs of dental disease in dogs and cats? There are a few...
Arthritis month Mid to late June has finally seen the temperatures drop. The “Warm wave” has ended, and car heaters are getting a work out! Unfortunately we have had a lot of older cats and dogs coming to the clinic for slowing down and stiffening up, with the cold...
How serious is vomiting in dogs What causes vomiting? Vomiting in dogs is not a disease but a symptom of many different diseases. Many cases of vomiting are self-limiting after a few days. Less commonly, vomiting may result from a serious illness, such as...
Recent Comments