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Category: Illness

My cat is eating like crazy and not picking up weight

Posted September 29, 2019 Ceres VetsPosted in Disease, General, Illness

What is hyperthyroidism?

Hyperthyroidism is a condition that arises from an excessive production and secretion of active thyroid hormones by an abnormally functioning thyroid gland. First recognised in the late 1970’s, the frequency of diagnosis has escalated dramatically – currently … Read more

My cat has suddenly gone lame in her hindquarters and seems to be in a lot of pain

Posted May 31, 2019 Ceres VetsPosted in General, Illness

What is Feline Aortic Thromboembolism?

Feline Aortic Thromboembolism (ATE) is a condition in cats where a big blood clot settles and blocks the main artery (the aorta) running from the heart to the cat’s hind legs.  The clot typically settles … Read more

My pet is vomiting

Posted August 31, 2018 Ceres VetsPosted in General, Illness, Symptoms

Vomiting is one of the most common symptoms of disease seen in pets. It can be quite alarming to see your pet vomit up all his or her food or alternatively continuously wretch and only bring slime or bile. So … Read more

My older German Shepherd Dog seems to be getting weak in its hindquarters

Posted July 31, 2018 Ceres VetsPosted in Disease, Illness, Symptoms

This article outlines a genetic disorder that mainly German Shepherd dogs are prone to. There are other breeds affected by this condition too like Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Corgis, Boxers, Wirehaired Fox Terriers and Rhodesian Ridgebacks, however, the disease is mostly … Read more

My dog is ravenously hungry all the time and eats like a beast but is as thin as a rake.

Posted June 29, 2018 Ceres VetsPosted in General, Illness

Why is the pancreas important?

The pancreas is a small, light pink, glandular organ that is situated between the stomach and the duodenum (part of the small intestines). It has many important functions, all of which can be classified into … Read more

When should I be worried about my cat’s coughing?

Posted April 26, 2018 Ceres VetsPosted in Illness

A cough can be described as a sudden, forceful expiration of air through the glottis (part of the throat). It is usually accompanied by an audible sound (something that can be heard), which is often preceded by an exaggerated inspiratory … Read more

I found a lump on my animal’s skin. Is it cancer?

Posted November 30, 2017 Ceres VetsPosted in Disease, Illness, Skin

Finding a lump or a bump in your pet which you have never noticed before, can cause serious worry for pet owners. This article will highlight what to watch out for when to take your pet to the vet and … Read more

Can I, or my dogs or cats contract bird flu from my pet birds?

Posted October 20, 2017 Ceres VetsPosted in General, Illness, Lifestyle, Symptoms

The information provided here is not an official statement but is meant to provide some general information on bird flu because of the break out of bird flu in September 2017 in South Africa.

Bird flu or Avian Influenza (AI) … Read more

My dog makes a strange snorting sound with funny gagging movements almost like something is stuck in his/her throat.

Posted May 31, 2017 Ceres VetsPosted in Emergency, General, Illness, Lifestyle

What is reverse sneeze?

Reverse sneezing is repetitive, forceful inspiratory (breathing in) efforts generally caused by irritation of the lining of the naso-pharynx or area at the back of the mouth and nose where these two openings join into … Read more

I found a loose stool with blood and what looks like jelly on the kitchen floor this morning – what do I do?

Posted May 3, 2017 Ceres VetsPosted in Diet, General, Illness, Worms

What is Acute Colitis?

Acute colitis is a common condition in pets and is characterised by a sudden onset colonic inflammation with a diarrhoea that may contain mucous and/or fresh blood.

Clinical signs

The most common symptoms are straining when … Read more

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