Cat flu or Feline Respiratory Disease
Is caused by one of many strains of two viruses, a herpes virus and a calicivirus. It is spread by contact with an infected cat; or contact with infected objects, such as combs, food & water bowls, bedding, owner’s hands etc.; or inhaling infected air. The clinical signs appear from 1-10 days after exposure, and…
What to expect on the day my pet is having a procedure
In the lead up to your pet’s surgery we recommend bathing them 24 to 48 hours prior to the day. This means your pet is nice and clean for their surgery and will have dried completely before having an anaesthetic. Most pets will go home with sutures and are not allowed to be bathed or…
Desexing
TO NEUTER OR NOT TO NEUTER – THAT IS THE QUESTION Many clients ask us whether they should desex their pets, and what the pros and cons are. Desexing and neutering are terms used for the surgical removal of reproductive organs of males and females. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF DESEXING MY PET? Speying This…