DESEXING YOUR PET TO NEUTER OR NOT TO NEUTER – THAT IS THE QUESTION Many clients ask us whether they should desex their pets, and what the pros and cons… read more →
Just like people, dogs and cats get allergies and intolerances too. They can cause one or more of the following signs: itchiness, rashes, diarrhoea, vomiting, hair loss, red ears and reoccurring ear infections. Pets can become… read more →
Periodontal disease is one of the most common conditions that veterinarians see in general practice. It may be… surprising to know that more than 85% of dogs and cats >4 years of age have periodontal concerns. For the vast majority of animals, good home care regimes and regular check ups at the vet can help to prevent the development of periodontitis – an incredibly painful condition that can contribute to a reduced quality of life.
Ear disease is an extremely common condition seen in companion animal practice . The term ‘otitis externa’ (OE) refers to inflammation or infection of the external ear canal(s). OE is more common in dogs than cats and can be caused by bacteria, yeast, ear mites and allergies/allergic skin disease. Clinical signs include a foul odour, redness of the ear and discharge/pus in the ear.