by petpack | Jun 13, 2024 | Pet Advice
Gut upset is one of the most common health problems that we see in our animal patients. Therefore, we’d love to put canine gastrointestinal problems under the microscope and identify three of the top causes of acute (sudden) gut upset in dogs. What are the most common...
by petpack | Nov 14, 2022 | Pet Advice
Imagine that you’re a dog. Your owner clips on your lead (exciting!), pops you into the car (woo hoo!), and you excitedly journey to… the vet. Now, imagine you’re a cat. You see “the box of doom” (also known as the pet carrier), and before you can escape, your owner...
by Whitehorse Vet | Oct 7, 2022 | Pet Advice
Aging is an unavoidable part of life, and when it comes to our pets, some will age without any major issues, and some will need a little extra TLC. It is important to know what age-related changes look like and how to manage them appropriately, so we can ensure our...
by Whitehorse Vet | Aug 7, 2022 | Pet Advice
What is a urinary blockage? Urinary blockages in cats are often referred to as ‘blocked bladders’ and ‘urethral obstructions’. This is a common, potentially life-threatening condition, especially amongst neutered male adult cats and overweight cats. A urinary...
by Whitehorse Vet | Apr 21, 2022 | Pet Advice
Easter can be an exciting time for both adults and children. While we prepare for Easter, it is essential to keep an eye on potential dangers for your furry friend. Chocolate Chocolate contains caffeine and theobromine (a chemical compound found in the cacao plant),...
by Whitehorse Vet | Mar 21, 2022 | Pet Advice
Desexing your pet is a vitally important part of being a responsible pet parent. It’s a decision veterinarians encourage all pet parents to make as it will lead to a healthier, happier and potentially longer life. What is desexing? Desexing (sometimes referred...
