Understanding Antibiotic Resistance and Superbugs in PetsByDr. Claire Stevens01 October 2024One concern Dr Claire Stevens, Veterinarian, often encounters in practice is the growing issue of antibiotic resistance and the emergence of superbugs in pets. This topic might sound daunting, but it’s essential for pet owners to understand its implications for our furry companions. In this article, Dr Claire explains what antibiotic resistance is, how it impacts pets, and what you can do to help reduce this problem.Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Caring for Your Furry FriendRead More0 Comments
Probiotics in PetsByDr. Claire Stevens10 August 2024Where there is an existing microbiome imbalance, probiotics play a crucial role in rebalancing the beneficial bacteria in the gut in both people and their pets. Veterinarians are adding probiotic supplements to treatment plans to improve digestion, enhance nutrient absorption and strengthen our pets’ immune systems. Veterinarian, Dr Claire Stevens, explains why choosing a high-quality probiotic specifically formulated for pets and discussing the dosage and frequency with a veterinarian is the best approach. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead More0 Comments
Tips for a Stress-Free Visit to the VetByDr. Claire Stevens02 July 2024Visiting the vet can be a stressful experience for many pets due to the unfamiliar environment and procedures involved. Here are Dr Claire Stevens’s tips to help make vet visits less daunting for you and your furry companions. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits Read More0 Comments
Pooch Struggling to Breathe? All About Brachycephalic Syndrome in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens15 August 2023Flat nosed dogs are very prone to respiratory issues. Brachycephalic Syndrome is central to these, and today Dr Claire discusses what it is, what to look out for and how to manage it. Read on to find out more! Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Pet Insurance, Caring for Your Furry FriendRead More0 Comments
Let’s Talk About Food Allergies in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens13 July 2023A good diet is a cornerstone in a healthy, happy life for your dog. But what if it’s their diet causing problems? Dr Claire discusses food allergies and what they could mean for your pooch. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead More0 Comments
Why is My Dog Excessively Licking its Paws? ByDr. Claire Stevens04 January 2023The occasional paw-licking session is expected in dogs as part of their self-grooming habits. Constant and excessive paw licking definitely isn’t normal though, and today Dr Claire discusses some of the underlying causes behind it. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits , Bringing home a New PetRead More0 Comments
Cleaning Your Dog's Ears Safely ByHIF Australia23 November 2022Often overlooked by pet owners, cleaning your dog's ears is actually really important to their overall hygiene. Today Dr Claire discusses when and how you should do this, and teaches you how to spot ear infections before they become too serious!Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Pet Insurance, Vet Visits Read More0 Comments
Does Your Dog Have Sore Ears?ByLaura Vissaritis15 December 2020Prevention is the best approach when it comes to your dogs total ear health. With that in mind, it is important that you know what to look out for and how to care for the your dogs ears properly so that they can continue living their best lives! Here are a few steps you can take to keep your dog’s ears clean and itch-free.Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits Read More0 Comments
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)ByLaura Vissaritis13 June 2019Feline Immunodeficiency Virus or FIV is a virus that can leave your cat very unwell. It is a disease that usually affects male cats, particularly those who wonder and are not neutered.Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Caring for Your Furry FriendRead More0 Comments
Cherry Eye in DogsByHIF Australia27 December 2018Have you ever heard of Cherry Eye in dogs? It’s a common eyelid protrusion which isn’t very painful but can cause problems if left untreated. In this short clip with our friends at Pooches at Play, Dr Melissa chats with Sheridan about her dog, Jedi’s experience with Cherry Eye and how they treated it. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary adviceRead More0 Comments
Hip Dysplasia in DogsByHIF Australia10 December 2018Did you know hip dysplasia is one of the most common skeletal disorders seen in dogs? Recognising the signs and symptoms of hip dysplasia is super important for early intervention and pain mitigation. With this in mind, we caught up with our friends at Pooches at Play who explain everything you need to know about this condition.Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits Read More0 Comments
Preventing Torn Cruciate Ligaments in DogsByHIF Australia03 December 2018Did you know, dogs can tear their cruciate ligament just like humans? In this short clip with our friends at Pooches at Play, Dr. Mel catches up with Liz and her dogs, Billy and Bobbie to discuss what to do if your dog tears their cruciate and the common signs and symptoms of this injury.Category:Pet Health, Veterinary adviceRead More0 Comments