Advice

The December holidays bring us home for a few weeks and centre our attention around family. Read more about how to care for your pet during the festive season.

Should you take your pet on holiday with you or leave them at home? Read our article for the pros and cons of both options and how to decide what to do

Rabies is the most fatal infectious pet disease. Read more about what it is, how it’s transmitted, how to prevent it, and when to get treatment if you’ve been bitten.

Bringing home a new pet is no simple matter. Read our practical tips and advice to help you research, budget and prepare before you change your life!

Whether hereditary, injury or age-related, the following joint issues in dogs need a veterinary diagnosis and an effective treatment plan to restore the dog’s mobility.

Veterinary diets are not intended for all pets – learn about the importance of veterinary diets and which conditions they are typically prescribed for.

Our pets’ lives can never be long enough, but it is a privilege to watch a beloved pet develop from puppy- or kittenhood, grow into a healthy adult and then age into a senior pet. Throughout their lives, pets have different needs, and they require unique levels of care as they get older. However, pet

Veterinarians recommend that pet owners vaccinate their pets. Learn more about what’s in the vaccines, the diseases they prevent, and when they should be administered

Read our article for more about keeping your pets’ teeth clean, why it’s important for their general health, and why they need annual teeth-cleaning at the vet.

Find out more about how ticks and fleas can cause disease in your pets, signs of the presence of ticks and fleas, and how to effectively control ticks and fleas.