Evacuating with your pets 22 December 2024 Prepare for the welfare of your pets during emergency events, such as bushfires or floods. It can be a very stressful time for all involved. Some pets may take flight during an evacuation… Read more
Happy Retirement - Tricia Equid 01 July 2022 After 17 years of delegating from our front desk, our receptionist has decided it is time to retire. Tricia Equid began with us in 2005. At that time, she would drop her children at school on… Read more
Prescription Medications 01 June 2022 Many illnesses in pets can require long term administration of medication, including some very common medical conditions- Seizure disorders (including Epilepsy) Heart Disease Diabetes Thyroid D… Read more
Blood Work and Your Pet 02 March 2022 Pets can’t say how they’re feeling, it’s usually how they look or act that tells you something is wrong. Blood testing frequently detects illness in your dog or cat before they show any outward signs… Read more
Mardi Gras' Epic Adventure 01 September 2021 What can we say – Mardi Gras is a real trooper. Mardi is a 19-year-old, well-travelled puss we met at Post Entry Quarantine (PEQ) out at Mickleham. Mardi started adding frequent flyer points t… Read more
July Animal Days 02 July 2021 There are many different Animal recognition days throughout the year to honour and celebrate all the different animals on earth. These are world-wide dates and weeks for some animals that we otherwi… Read more
"Vet Practice" Magazine 01 July 2021 In the Veterinary industry, there are many professional magazines. After reading a bio on our website the “Vet Practice” magazine contacted our Eythan. Frank Leggett interviewed him to publish… Read more
Multi Cat Households 31 May 2021 It is believed cats have been domesticated for at least 5,000 years initially by the Egyptians. During the early days of agriculture and farming cats were proven useful in keeping the rat popul… Read more
Horse, Mule, Donkey, Pony? 03 May 2021 It is a question for the ages-what is the difference between a horse, mule donkey and pony? We’re here to give you a helping hoof! Horses, donkeys and zebras are entirely separate species; how… Read more
Microchipping - Source Numbers 01 November 2020 COVID-19 has seen a massive increase in the number of animals recently adopted. This is an exciting and fun time for families. Hopefully, everyone understands this is a life-time commitme… Read more
Pet Scams during COVID 07 October 2020 Recently, many of us have had a lot more time at home, meaning we have the time to train and rear a new puppy or kitten. The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to an increase in the number of p… Read more
Kong Toys - Entertainment after COVID 01 September 2020 Dogs and puppies of all ages love Kong toys. They are ideal for chasing and fetching or for solo play. Kong are durable rubber dog toys that are soft and satisfying for your pets to chew, while still… Read more
Puppies During Pandemic 29 April 2020 You’re home all day, with plenty of time for walks and attention, what better way to spend this time than to get a new puppy? Puppies are bundles of love and joy during these testing times, but… Read more
Puppy Socialisation during COVID 19 31 March 2020 Because of the limited movement and social distancing of people during the COVID 19 lockdown, owners will have to be more inventive with their puppy socialisation, particularly if there are no childr… Read more
Valentines Wishes 03 February 2020 From unconditional love and friendship, to helping lower our blood pressure, pets not only keep us healthy, but they make us happy to be alive too. This Valentine’s Day say it with animals.... &nbs… Read more
