by Braden Collins | Oct 10, 2014 | information centre
One Medicine A lot of people ask how vets manage to learn how to treat such a wide range of animals, when doctors only have to learn one species. The fact is that many animals use the same basic “blueprint”, and as vets the trick is to know where the differences...
by Braden Collins | Oct 10, 2014 | information centre
Itchy Dogs. As we approach spring, we normally see an increase in the number of dogs suffering from itchy skin. If your dog has itchy skin, it may have a pollen allergy. The areas most commonly affected include the paws, belly, ears and armpits, although any part of...
by Braden Collins | Oct 10, 2014 | information centre
The Basics of Puppy Care. When you get a new puppy, there is a lot to learn. This is a basic check-list of things you need to do: Vaccinations – your puppy should be vaccinated at 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks and 14-16 weeks of age. The type of vaccine appropriate for your...
by Braden Collins | Oct 2, 2014 | information centre
Micro-chipping has been compulsory for cats since 2011 and for dogs since 2013. The majority of our clients have happily complied, knowing that if their pet is lost or stolen, it can be easily identified by vets, rangers or animal shelter staff and returned home...
by Braden Collins | Sep 30, 2014 | information centre
So who are the best vets in the Bunbury, Eaton, Australind and Gelorup area? The truth is, it depends on who you ask. As with doctors and many other professions, people want and expect different things from their vets. The variations can be in personality, experience,...
by Braden Collins | Sep 24, 2014 | information centre
Grass Seed Season One of the most common problems we see over spring and summer are grass seeds getting into dogs ears, paws, coat and even their eyes. Grass seeds can be quite dangerous to animals. They have little barbs that are designed to catch an animals coat as...
