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Essential Health Care Tips for Animals

Just like humans, animals can catch diseases and get injured. Fortunately, veterinarians provide medical care for sick and injured animals the same way doctors diagnose, manage, and treat human health issues and concerns. Although we’re not vets, we share a common passion to ensure all animals receive the best quality of care possible. We've created this website to provide pet owners, farmers, and other animal owners with the factual information they need to keep their animals healthy. Here, you’ll find high-quality content on a variety of topics in the veterinary field, including animal behaviour, breeding, and feeding, as well as diagnosis and treatment of pain and diseases that different types of animals may suffer from. We hope the information we've posted helps you take better care of your animals.

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Using an Ultrasound to Diagnose Your Cat

Posted on 24 April 2020

If you have been worried that your pet is always under the weather and may have a recurring problem that doesn't want to go away, then you may be exploring your options. You'll certainly want to work with an experienced vet and will need to get their recommendation before you do anything, but maybe you need to schedule an ultrasound. How could ultrasounds for pets help you get to the bottom of the problem? [Read More]

How A Simple Tooth Check Up For Your Dog Could Save Their Life

Posted on 23 April 2020

Dogs are one of the most common types of pets found across the world, and it is not hard to see why. Their infectious enthusiasm and joyful demeanour is hard to ignore and leads to owners being very protective of them. While it is easy to protect them from more obvious dangers, it is vital that you stay vigilant against the more insidious health problems. A lot of these occur in the mouth of your dog, and perhaps none are as severe as a root abscess which can form at any time and for very little reason. [Read More]

Dog Versus Snake: Things To Look Out As The Weather Cools

Posted on 22 April 2020

Autumn has arrived in Australia, and as the temperature starts to cool, pests and other native critters start looking for a place to hide out before winter arrives. This means that the snake population is on the move, looking for a place to brumate. It is not uncommon for a family pet like the dog to have an encounter with a snake, and if they do, would you recognise there is an issue and know to head to your closest veterinary hospital? [Read More]