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.
Read our five practical steps to remove the overwhelm and ensure a stress-free vet visit for your cat.
A new kitten is pretty irresistible to most – except for the other pets in your household. When you already have another cat or a dog, introducing a kitten into the dynamic can be challenging. More than likely, your resident cat or dog won’t be too pleased with sharing their home and your attention with a new animal. But with careful planning and lots of patience and positive reinforcement, your whole furred family can happily co-exist. In this blog, we take you through our top tips for introducing a new kitten to your household pets with the least amount of stress possible. Give your kitten their own space Before you even bring your kitten home, set up a quiet room or secure space that can’t be accessed by the other pets in your household. Ideally, this should be a room
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.
