Pets and Poison—Garlic and Onion
Many families are careful about what their pets eat, but some common household ingredients can be surprisingly dangerous. Garlic and...
Pets and Poison—Grapes
Grapes may be a delicious and healthy snack for humans, but for our pets, they pose a serious threat. While many pet parents are aware of...
Recovery and Anaesthesia – What to Expect After Your Pet’s Procedure
When your pet undergoes anaesthesia for surgery or a medical procedure, their recovery doesn’t stop when they wake up. The first 24 hours...
Levels of Anaesthesia – Understanding the Planes of Anaesthesia in Your Pet
When your pet undergoes anaesthesia for surgery or a medical procedure, their safety is our top priority. Anaesthesia isn’t simply a case...
Pre-Anaesthetic Medications and Your Pet
When your pet needs an anaesthetic for surgery, dental work or diagnostic procedures, their safety and comfort are our top priorities....
Preparing Your Pet for an Anaesthetic
When your pet needs an anaesthetic, whether for surgery, dental work or diagnostic imaging, proper preparation can make a significant...
A New Pet—Starting as You Mean to Continue By Establishing a Routine
Bringing a new pet into your home during the summer holidays is an exciting time for the whole family. The longer days, relaxed schedules...
Pet Insurance and Budgeting For the Unexpected
Pet insurance offers a practical solution to help pet owners manage the costs of unexpected medical care. By covering a portion of...
A New Pet —Going Back to Work/School
Bringing a new cat or dog into the family during the holidays is a joyous and heartwarming experience. With extra time at home, the...
A New Pet —Puppy School,Socialisation and Training
Bringing a new puppy home during the holidays is an exciting and rewarding experience. With time off work and school, it’s the perfect...
