Our Clients
Dental Disease in Cats and Dogs
Did you know more than 80% of cats and dogs have some form of dental disease? Contrary to common belief, bad breath isn’t normal and can be an sign of dental disease!
Desexing Myths Debunked
Incorrect! In fact breeding your female dog or cat is more likely to cause her harm as it makes them more susceptible to cancers and diseases of the reproductive organs like Pyometra. Pyometra is a serious infection of the uterus which can lead to death.
Bad breath? It could be dental disease!
Proper dental care is just as important to your pet’s health and well-being as things like nutrition, exercise and grooming. Unfortunately, dental hygiene is often overlooked as some pet owners think it’s normal for cats and dogs to have bad breath.
The Importance of Worming
Did you know that worms carried by our pets can infect people too! This is called a ‘zoonotic’ problem. The worms we are talking about are the types that we commonly associate with causing problems in the gastrointestinal tract of dogs and cats.
The Vet Lounge removes a teddy bear from snake
Dr Matt and Dr Brei performed emergency surgery on a snake that had eaten a teddy bear!
Mum bitten by snake
We had an interesting visitor today to our Ormeau Veterinary clinic from our friend Tony Harrison. A passionate a snake relocater Tony often brings.
What to do when you find a Pet
We often have well meaning people bring pets to us who they found some time ago & decided to keep because they couldn’t find the owner.
Hendra Virus Vaccinations Update
Media Release from the Australian Veterinary Association regarding Hendra Virus…
102 reasons to vaccinate horses against Hendra