by South Cranbourne Vets | Nov 4, 2019 | Pet Advice
Bringing home, a new puppy is a very exciting time for all the family. Giving your pup their first walk, first bath and all those cuddles! While many pups adjust well to these changes, it can also be a time of stress for a young pup. Everything that was familiar to...
by South Cranbourne Vets | Jul 31, 2019 | Pet Advice
Periodontal disease (dental disease) is the most commonly diagnosed disease in both dogs and cats. This condition is so common that by the time they are two years old 70% of cats and 80% of dogs will show signs of dental disease. What causes dental disease? Dental...
by South Cranbourne Vets | Jul 1, 2019 | Pet Advice
Bedding: As the weather gets cooler some pets start to spend more time snuggled up in their beds and who can blame them! You can make a few simple adjustments to their bedding to make sure that they are protected from the cold: Elevate the bedding off a cold floor...
by South Cranbourne Vets | Jun 1, 2019 | Pet Advice
Canine Hip Dysplasia is one of, if not the most common, heritable orthopaedic condition in seen in dogs. It most commonly occurs in large and giant breed dogs, however it can still affect small and medium breeds of dog. Hip dysplasia refers to the abnormal joint...
by South Cranbourne Vets | May 7, 2019 | Pet Advice
Lilies are some of the most vibrant and beautiful flowers available to decorate your home and gardens with, however for those who have feline members of the family, you may want to reconsider. There are many different species of lilies such as the Easter lily, day...
by South Cranbourne Vets | Apr 30, 2019 | Pet Advice
De-sexing, it is one of the most talked about veterinary services available to you and your pet. We as a clinic support and recommend de-sexing for both dogs and cats. Dogs and cats reach sexual maturity at different stages in their lives for instance; Dogs can reach...
