Do you really need to remove your horse’s wolf teeth?
A horse’s wolf teeth are a bit like our wisdom teeth. They’re not needed but can cause issues down the track if they’re not removed.
A horse’s wolf teeth are a bit like our wisdom teeth. They’re not needed but can cause issues down the track if they’re not removed.
While having surgery performed on your precious pet may seem a little confronting at first, desexing is a very common and safe procedure, with minimal risks involved. In South Australia, desexing is compulsory for all cats and dogs born after 1 July 2018 – either by the age of six months or within 28 days of taking possession of your
Your horse’s teeth play a huge role in their overall health and comfort. Keeping a close eye on your horse’s oral health by having regular equine dental exams means your vet can detect any disease in its early stages. This results in less pain for your horse, fewer infections and a lower risk of serious health complications down the track.
An overweight or obese pet is not only at a significantly increased risk of developing serious health complications but is also likely to have a
Find out the key risk factors and symptoms of rickets in alpacas, as well as knowing how you can prevent the condition from occurring.
We explain five key steps you can take to make a visit to the vet for your cat stress-free.
While there is no cure for arthritis in horses, there are a number of treatment options available that can help provide pain relief and increase
Vaccinations are an important part of your pet’s preventative health program. Vaccines are designed to protect your pets against a range of life-threatening illnesses, giving them the best chance of living a long and healthy life. Since opening our small animal vet clinic in East Gawler, we’ve been asked lots of questions about pet vaccinations. Read on to find out
Mineral deficiencies can be a silent killer for cows, with symptoms often remaining hidden for some time. Each Spring, we unfortunately see a number of cows become severely unwell with grass tetany or milk fever, which occur when certain minerals fall below critical levels. In this blog we explain the key risk factors, symptoms to look out for and preventative
The life expectancy of our feline friends is increasing, with cats able to live well into their teens – and sometimes even older! As your cat reaches its senior years (typically regarded as being 11 years and over), they will require some extra care and attention to stay healthy. Here’s our top tips for caring for your senior cat and