As your dog enters their senior years, they will require some extra care and attention to make sure they are in the best shape possible.
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What To Expect When Your Pet Needs An Operation
In this blog, we take you through the key steps involved when your pet needs an operation – including the preparations you need to take, what to expect on surgery day, and post-procedure care tips.
Keeping Your Pet’s Teeth Healthy
With 80% of cats and dogs having some form of dental disease, keeping your pet’s teeth healthy is extremely important. Here’s our top tips for staying on top of your pet’s dental health.
Why Does My Pet Need Diagnostic Testing?
Diagnostic testing for your pet encompasses a whole range of tests, from blood, urine or faecal testing through to X-ray or ultrasound.
Looking After Your Brachycephalic Dog In The Heat
If you have a brachycephalic dog – such as a boxer, bulldog, pug or shih tzu – it’s really important that you take extra care of them in the heat of summer.
Managing Diabetes In Your Cat Or Dog
Find out about the risk factors for your dog or cat developing diabetes, the key symptoms to look out for and how the disease can be managed.
Everything You Need To Know About Desexing Your Pet
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 […]
Why your pet’s weight matters
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 lower life expectancy.
Top Tips For A Stress-Free Vet Visit For Your Dog
At Cameron Veterinary Services, we work really hard to provide a welcoming, friendly, and stress-free environment for your dog.
5 things to consider before getting a puppy
If you’re thinking about getting a puppy, here are five things we recommend you consider before committing to a new pet.