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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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Equine Veterinarians: Caring for Horses and Their Unique Health Needs

Posted on 30 May 2023

Equine veterinarians play a crucial role in ensuring the health and well-being of horses. In this blog post, read about the important responsibilities of equine veterinarians and various aspects of horse healthcare. Preventive Care and Vaccinations Equine veterinarians focus not only on treating illnesses but also on preventive care. Regular check-ups, vaccinations and dental care are essential for maintaining a horse's health. By providing routine vaccinations against diseases such as tetanus, influenza and equine herpesvirus, veterinarians help prevent the spread of contagious illnesses within horse populations. [Read More]

The Top Questions To Ask Your Vet During A Consultation

Posted on 1 February 2023

Taking your pet to the veterinarian is an important part of ensuring their health and well-being. But with so much information to cover, it can be difficult to know what questions to ask, especially if you are a new pet owner who isn't fully familiar with their pet just yet. There are a range of topics you could accidentally cover and forget some of the most obvious only to remember them on your car trip home. [Read More]