Feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is a debilitating inflammatory oral condition characterised by intense oral pain. Common clinical signs include hypersalivation, halitosis, weight loss, reduced activity, and increased agitation. FCGS is a multifactorial disease involving an underlying dysregulated immune response affecting cats of any age and...
The landscape of veterinary medicine is continually evolving with palliative care gaining prominence. According to the Australian Veterinary Palliative Care Advisory Council (AVPCAC), ‘Palliative care is a newly emerging field within veterinary medicine. It refers to the ideals of ensuring patient comfort, providing access to...
Noise phobia in pets is a complex and often misunderstood condition. It's more than just a dislike or discomfort towards loud sounds; it's an intense, irrational fear that can significantly disrupt a pet's life. This condition can be triggered by various noises, but common culprits...
In the ever-evolving world of veterinary medicine, it's essential for us to stay updated on the latest findings and treatment options for our patients. One area that's been gaining momentum is using plant-based medicine, particularly CBD, in treating various conditions in pets, including skin diseases...
The ultimate dog-friendly picnic guide Get ready, set, picnic! With these handy tips, you and your pooch will be all set for a delightful day out and you can make sure your furry friend isn’t left out of the picnic fun. This go-to guide for picnicking...
Whether it's separation anxiety, fear of loud noises, or general nervousness, we know how distressing it can be to see our furry friends experience anxiety. That's where CBD for pets comes in. CBD, or cannabidiol, has gained popularity as a natural remedy for various health...
CBD has become a buzzword in the world of pet health, with an increasing number of pet parents turning to this natural compound to help manage a range of conditions, from anxiety to chronic pain. As research into CBD grows, it's important for veterinarians and...
Spring is in the air! With the flowers blooming and temperatures rising, it's the pawfect time to go on memorable adventures with your furry friend. Spring dates with your dog aren't just fun, they can be therapeutic. They strengthen the bond between you and your...
Gardening can be therapeutic for many, and a well-maintained garden is a beautiful place to spend a sunny afternoon. But if you’re a pet owner, it's essential to be aware of the potential risks lurking within that beauty. Many common plants can be toxic to...
Spring is a great time for our pets to explore outdoors, but leaping through grassy areas or wrestling with dogs at the park are prime ways that fleas and ticks can latch on. These tiny parasites can become major nuisances if not managed promptly. Learn...