Pet and Vet News
Is your cat hiding something from you?
Is your cat hiding something from you?
Helping our senior pets stay happy and healthy
As our pets age, they can suffer from a variety of conditions which can be painful and debilitating. Effectively managing any chronic pain conditions in our pets ensures that they can live a happy and comfortable life.
Dog park etiquette
Dog park etiquette. Dog parks are fantastic places for your pet to exercise and interact with other dogs. If the park is fenced and contained, then this is even better – as you can relax knowing that your pet is safe from busy roads and traffic.
Dogs and face masks blog
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many changes to our community, and the wearing of face masks is now mandatory. As our facial features and reactions play an important role in how we communicate, having a face mask obscure our face can impact how easily we can read a person’s body language or demeanour – such as is something being said with a smile or a frown.
Hip dysplasia in pets blog
Hip dysplasia, a degenerative joint disease which affects the ball and socket joint of the hip in the hind legs of dogs, is one of the most common inherited orthopaedic diseases in dogs.
Larger breeds of dogs such as Labradors and Golden Retrievers are most commonly affected by hip dysplasia, however it can occur in any breed.
Breathing problems in brachycephalic dogs blog
Brachycephalic dog breeds – or short-nosed breeds, are those which have a relatively broad and shortened face or skull, with the resulting distortion of the soft tissue structures involved in breathing causing the dog to experience breathing problems.
Brachycephalic airway syndrome (BAS) is a condition that is more common with short-muzzled, flat faced brachycephalic dogs. Commonly affected breeds include the Pug, Shih tzu, Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Boxer, Bulldog, Staffordshire bull terrier, Pekingese and Boston terrier.
New Phone System at Newtown
New self service calls at Newtown Sydney Animal Hospitals Our receptionists have been taking up to 300-400 calls a...
Why do magpies swoop?
Why do magpies swoop? During their spring breeding season from about July to December, it’s vital to be alert to swooping magpies – part of their distinctive protective behaviour as they ward off intruders from near their nest and young
How to Keep Your Pets Healthy and Happy During a Pandemic
With the global pandemic, normal routines have gone out the window. Between working from home and staying on top of...
