I’m sure some of you might have heard or seen the recent news articles about the deadly bacterial disease outbreak, leptospirosis, in Sydney. Over the past few weeks, Dr Joe and Dr Katy, have been keeping up-to-date with the reports and wanted to ease any uncertainty you might have. The information: 6 confirmed cases of Leptospirosis...
The mercury is starting to drop and the leaves are turning orange. Whilst this means cosy evenings, woolly coats and hot chocolates for us, the cold weather can take a toll, particularly on senior pets. This certainely doesn’t mean they have to stay inside for the whole season. To help you take care of your...
As our pets get older, they remain the same cuddly friend we know and love but their needs change slightly. They also become at risk of a variety of age-specific conditions. Depending on their size, dogs are considered senior pets from the ages of 5 to 8 years old. Whereas cats are considered senior pets...
Much like humans, our pets can often fall into the trap of becoming a little larger around the middle than is desirable. Although
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