Exercise is an important part of your dog’s wellbeing. But do you know exactly how much exercise your dog really needs?
Have you noticed that your cat is losing weight? Find out the 8 most common health conditions when it comes to sudden weight loss in cats.
Saying goodbye to your pet is an incredibly emotional and challenging time for a pet owner. Find out what to expect when your pet needs to be euthanised.
Many dogs become anxious when separated from their owners and are left alone. Separation anxiety can be just as stressful for pet owners as it is for dogs.
The noise from fireworks can be quite scary for many dogs and can make them feel anxious, with up to 40% of all dogs suffering from noise-related anxiety.
While most cats and dogs are quite efficient at cooling themselves down, when the summer weather warms up, they can become vulnerable to overheating.
If you have a cat that spends time outside, it’s important that you understand how FIV isspread, the key symptoms and how to prevent your cat from catching FIV.
A common condition that often goes unnoticed in dogs is ear infections. Find out what symptoms might indicate an ear infection in your dog.
Find out how to identify your pet’s seasonal allergies, and a few steps you can take to make them feel more comfortable.
Read our five practical steps to remove the overwhelm and ensure a stress-free vet visit for your cat.
Parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially deadly disease primarily affecting dogs, particularly puppies and young adults.
Gum disease – also known as periodontal disease – is the most common dental issue we see in pets. Find out the signs to look out for and how to prevent it from occurring.
Wildlife & H5 Bird Flu – Important Information
We continue to provide care for injured wildlife, including wild birds. However, due to the detection of H5 bird flu in Victoria, please call us before bringing any wild bird to the clinic. Our team will assess the situation and advise you on the safest next steps.
If you find multiple sick or dead birds, or a bird showing unusual neurological or respiratory signs, please avoid contact with the bird and contact the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.
Please report even a single sick or dead seabird, waterbird, shorebird or bird of prey.
Do not handle dead birds.
Thank you for helping us protect wildlife, our patients, staff and the wider community.
