Meet Winston the very cute 10 week old golden retriever puppy. He has had a rough week. Initially he came to hospital for vomiting and diarrhoea which was a nasty gastroenteritis. This improved, but he didn’t really return to his normal happy self. Worried, his family bought him back to run some further testing. By then, […]
Meet handsome Syd, well meet the digital x-ray of Syd. Over the long weekend he went fishing with the family. Whilst on the adventure, he accidentally swallowed the bait, line and hook. His worried family cut the line from the rod. Thankfully nobody had tried to pull the line out as this can cause severe […]
Lloyd was bought to hospital because he was unable to urinate in the litter tray. He was straining and making frequent unsuccessful attempts. This galvanised Ryan to bring him to the vet which in turned saved Lloyd’s life. Lloyd was diagnosed with a urinary disease FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease). In his situation his […]
Background To help save other dogs the emergency vet hospital is reaching out to the local community for dogs to become blood donors. Blood transfusions are needed by the veterinary surgeons during operations or procedures. When pets are involved in accidents or other serious causes of bleeding such as poisoning a blood transfusion can save […]
Meet Tiki who came to the vet hospital as she was unable to give birth. Her family sensed something was wrong as there were no kittens yet her sac was visible. While most deliveries go without a hitch, veterinary research indicates that if your cat has been in hard labour for an hour and has […]
Cat flu This is a common disease in cats caused by either feline herpes or calici virus. The risk of developing cat flu can be reduced by regular vaccination. Unfortunately vaccination will not always prevent infection but can lessen the severity of the disease. Generally cats are most at risk of catching flu if they […]
James is a beautiful young cat who has lived the last four and a half years with his family. Unfortunately, one night he was hit by a car. He was found hiding under the neighbour’s car and rushed to hospital. When our pets are involved in motor vehicle accidents it is not easy to see all the […]
Food Feed your pet their regular food. Take that food with you. Often shops where you can stock up with supplies may not sell your dog’s favourite food. Make sure you take enough food for the entire stay. Remember to pack their regular treats. A change in food is often detrimental to a dogs well-being […]
Is chocolate poisonous to dogs? Chocolate is toxic to dogs and while rarely fatal, it can result in significant illness. This is because of theobromine, a substance in chocolate which behaves very similar to caffeine. The reason for its toxicity is because dogs are unable to effectively metabolise the theobromine and caffeine. This makes them vulnerable […]
The previous blog article provides advice on dog births and the normal 3 stages of dog parturition. The guidance below is from the emergency vets and shares 10 significant reasons why you would seek immediate veterinary assistance. Signs of dog labour complications: Green vulva discharge and no puppy within 2 hours Watery foetal fluid passed more […]
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