Did you know that Dental disease is the most common disease in dogs and cats affecting 76% of dogs and 68% of cats? Dental care is an important part of maintaining the wellbeing of your pet. During the month of August, we…
Cystitis in Cats Is your cat urinating a lot more frequently than normal? Are they going little and often and sometimes seem in pain? Is there blood in their urine? Are they straining to urinate but very little or nothing is…
Rat bait Poisoning In dogs, rat bait toxicity is the most common serious poisoning that we see at our clinic. As we head into winter we tend to see an increase in the number of cases we treat due to…
Needing a crate? We sell 'Yours Drolly' crates. Sometimes we do need to order them in which can take a couple of business days but usually have a couple of sizes on display. Feel free to call us. *Prices are subject…
Keeping your pets safe this Easter It’s April already and that means the Easter bunny is just around the corner. When it comes to your pet’s safety this Easter, there are a few things you need to watch out for.…
You can now conveniently receive your pet's flea and worm treatments delivered directly to your door. We will post the treatments out when your pet/s are due and charge it to your account. The only additional cost is just $2.50…
We all love the aroma of fresh flowers and often a beautiful lily is the centerpiece of an arrangement. But did you know that the lily family of flowers is EXTREMELY TOXIC to the feline members of your family? Lilies…
A yearly veterinary examination ensures health problems are detected and treated early. This means a happier, healthier and longer life for our animal family members. Our pets become VIPS’s (Very Important Pets) within our families. It is so important to…
Facial Eczema (FE) Spore counts are rising as we speak, and as we know, it isn’t long before we start seeing clinical signs of FE in our grazing stock. Please read the information under the Lifestyle Block section of our…
Bee Stings Bee and wasp stings are poison, and it is the poison that creates the pain when your pet gets stung. Most of the time a single sting will just result in localised pain, however, some situations can be…