Cat scratch disease is a disease of humans, caused by bites and scratches from cats carrying the organism Bartonella benselae. The more serious cases are seen most commonly in … [Read more...]
Chocolate Toxicity In Animals
Chocolate can be a killer! Although chocolate is one of our favourite treats, it contains a substance that is toxic to animals. Toxicity, or poisoning, is most common in dogs … [Read more...]
Cat, Dog And Pet Vaccinations
Vaccinations and regular health checks are vital for your pet’s health care. Available in Newcastle and Lake Macquarie. As one of Newcastle's most respected vets, our practice … [Read more...]
Cat Travel Checklist
Unlike dogs, cats are masters at hiding illness, and signs of a health problem may not be noticeable until an illness has reached an advanced stage. It’s important to take your cat … [Read more...]
Pet Care Tips for Cold Weather
When cold weather sets in, it is important to take extra care of your pets by helping them stay warm and safe throughout the winter months. Pets’ cold tolerance varies based on … [Read more...]
Have We Seen Your Cat Lately?
Australians love their cats, and more households are getting cats each year. But research suggests that compared to dogs, cats still aren’t getting the veterinary care they need … [Read more...]
A Guide to Litter Trays and Cat Litter
The type of litter tray, the type of litter, its location, and how often and with what it is cleaned are all factors influencing a cat’s toileting habits. How do I train my … [Read more...]
Nursing Sick Cats
You've brought your cat home after being treated by the vet - what's next? The type of care your cat requires depends on your cat's condition and their degree of … [Read more...]
Having a Problem with Cat Scratching?
Does your cat like to scratch? Of course they do! Cats naturally scratch objects to shorten and condition their claws, to mark their territory and to stretch. Most cats that … [Read more...]
Fear and Anxiety in Pets
When describing animal behaviour, "fear" and "anxiety" can be confusing terms as they are often used interchangeably. A fearful response is an instinctive self-preservation … [Read more...]