Archive: Sep 2020

Poo… it’s something most dog owners are used to dealing with. But what if your pet’s poo is looking a little unusual at the moment? If your dog’s stools are paler than normal then you may have some concerns, particularly…

You may have seen recent articles discussing the overuse of worming products, often referred to as parasiticides. This research has been brought to our attention due to the harm these chemical products are having on rive…

No one wants to see their best friend in pain. Let’s discuss how you might know your dog is in pain. And what your options might be once hip arthritis has been diagnosed by your veterinarian. …

Both sedations and general anaesthetics are performed every day in veterinary practice, and are required for all sorts of procedures. In many aspects, the two are quite similar, but they have very different uses. Let’s l…

Mud fever is the term given to a painful inflammatory condition involving the skin of the lower limbs, although it can extend above the pasterns. It is one of a collection of diseases collectively referred to as pastern…

When Solomon, her handsome big ginger moggy, stopped eating, started being sick and generally looking sorry for himself, his owner Cassie was concerned. She’d noted that Solomon had been a bit funny about his food lately…