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Why vaccinations are important for your pets?

Why vaccinations are important for your pets?

Vaccinations and health checks are important for keeping your pets healthy and protected from a variety of diseases such as parvovirus and canine cough in dogs, and cat flu and feline enteritis in cats. Starting from when your pet is a puppy or kitten, vaccinations boost your pet’s immunity against disease and protect them as they grow older.

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Why Vaccinate Dogs?

Why Vaccinate Dogs?

I am often asked why we vaccinate our dogs every year and what diseases we are protecting them against. Vaccination is an essential part of the creation of ‘herd immunity’ whereby the larger animal population is protected because the prevalence of many life-threatening, contagious diseases is substantially reduced due to greater immunity in the population of pets as a whole.

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Taxi Uber with Pets

Taxi Uber with Pets

Uber Pet – A taxi transport ride for all paws. Can’t get to a vet, contact Uber a pet-friendly ride option – Uber Pet – for riders travelling with a pet in Sydney.

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Tick Paralysis Alert

Tick Paralysis Alert

As the weather is warming up, so is tick season and we have already treated many cases of tick paralysis in dogs and cats.

Ixodes holocyclus is the official name of the paralysis tick which inhabits coastal bushland areas.

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Rat lung worm

Rat lung worm

Rat lung worm normally inhabits the heart and pulmonary arteries of wild rats, where it rarely causes disease, as expected for an efficient parasite. To complete its lifecycle, however, the rat lung worms’ eggs are passed in the rat’s stool and ingested by an intermediate host – normally slugs or snails, where they develop into larvae. When these slugs or snails (or infected rats carrying the larval stages of worms) are ingested by accidental hosts such as dogs, serious disease can occur.

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Is your cat hiding something from you? Part 2

Is your cat hiding something from you? Part 2

Vaccinating your cat helps to protect your precious pet from various debilitating diseases, some of which may not be immediately obvious as cats are adept at hiding signs of illness. As a result, sometimes they may be suffering for a long period of time before any symptoms become apparent. This is why it is so important to have your cat regularly vaccinated and undergo an annual health check with one of our veterinarians.

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