Canine cough is a highly contagious acute disease that is localized to the upper airways (the trachea most commonly).  It is caused by one ore more infectious agents, including Parainfluenza virus and Bordetella bronchiseptica bacteria. Read More.

Podgy pooches and portly pusses are a very common sight – but not many people realize that obesity puts their pet at risk for some serious conditions, including heart disease, arthritis, pancreatitis and in cats, diabetes.  Read More.

Dental disease is the most common disease in cats and dogs, yet it is also the most preventable.  Dental disease includes gingivitis (inflamed gums), tooth decay, bad breath and tooth loss.
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Infection of the ear canal in dogs by bacteria or yeast is one of the most common types of infections seen in dogs – it is called otitis externa.  Some breeds such as Cocker Spaniels, Miniature Poodles or Old English Sheepdogs seem be more prone to ear infections, but they can occur in any breed. Read More.

Unlike fleas and ticks which are easily seen on a pet, intestinal worms are out of sight, out of mind.  However 80% of Australian dogs, and 75% of our cats carry intestinal worms.  Worms can cause serious life-threatening disease in dogs and cats, and can be passed onto people as well. Read More.

Flea infestation is one of the most annoying problems faced by you and your pet. It only takes a few fleas to start an infestation. Read More.

Many of the drugs we provide have legal restrictions on their use, and may only be dispensed under certain conditions.  If you have any concerns about medicating your pet at home, please notify us, as we may be able to prescribe the medication in a different format. Read More.