Monthly Behaviour Tip
November – Vaccination Going to the vet for your pet’s annual vaccination can often be a difficult and anxiety provoked experience for both you and your pet. Do you have this issue yearly and wish it was easier and more
2017
Prevention is better than cure! – Are your pet’s vaccinations up to date??
Christmas is almost here… before we know it, we will be rushing around doing last minute Christmas present shopping, getting food organised for the good ol’ aussie Christmas banquet and packing our bags for our much awaited Christmas holiday. Sigh.. I can
September – Itchy skin
Although a nice relief from the cold winter weather, spring for our pets often brings with it a side effect of allergies, and annoying insects and parasites. Whether it is a parasite, pain or skin condition, there are many reasons
Be ready for itchy scratchy season!
Its spring…YAY ! The dreaded cold weather is almost over! The sun is shining, the flowers are blooming and the grass is growing high!. But you know what that means………the dreaded pollen and dust that will be floating in
Mr Garbage Guts ….. (literally)!!
Meet Willis, our culprit of this month’s clinic blog! Willis is an extremely inquisitive, exceptionally mischievous and a rather handsome young 2 year old Bull Terrier. Just look how innocent he looks in his picture…… However this is far from
Are you struggling to make the choice about having your Desexed?
Worried it might change your dogs behaviour or personality?….. Are you struggling to make the choice about having your Desexed? It is a big decision, especially with all the talk about how it may change your dog’s behaviour or
A mothers bond is unbreakable!
Happy Mothers Day, Mum! With mother’s day this month, it is an important time to not only show appreciation to all the human mothers out there but the 4-legged ones as well! When a mother sees their child for
Getting ready for the Million Paws Walk?
Monthly Behaviour Tip Getting ready for the Million Paws Walk? Here are some tips on loose lead walking. With the Million Paws Walk approaching, you may want to perfect your dog’s loose lead walking. Dogs love being outside and going for a walk is
Its Easter time and who doesn’t love stuffing their faces with chocolate?!!
Like us dogs, dogs absolutely LOVE chocolate and they are extremely good at sniffing it out! Here at the clinic one particular poodle comes to mind when we think of chocolate and chocolate toxicity. Lila, our chocoholic poodle (pictured
Is your Pooch coming camping with you this Easter?
Do you take the opportunity on the Easter long weekend to go camping, perhaps taking your dog with you? Dogs often stress out when their routine changes, which can lead to erratic, even aggressive behaviour or illness. It is important