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I love the mean look a dog with cropped ears have

October 2, 2017 Breeding

Ear cropping in dogs was a procedure done by vets in the previous century whenever dog owners requested it. Cropping is the removal of part, or all, of the outer ear, or the pinnae (externally visible flap) of the ear … Read more

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My cat is damaging my furniture by scratching it

August 31, 2017 General

Many people think that declawing a cat means that you cut the nails really, really short so that they do not have the capacity to grow again. Nothing could be further from the truth. When a cat is declawed, the … Read more

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My Boerboel with its long tail really looks strange. I much prefer a Boerboel with a short tail.

July 31, 2017 Breeding

To start off with let’s define what we are talking about when we are talking about tail docking in dogs.

Tail docking from a veterinary perspective refers to a surgical procedure done to puppies between the ages of 3 to … Read more

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What is the brownish yellow discolouration on my pet’s teeth?

June 30, 2017 Dental

Just like humans, dogs and cats have two different sets of teeth. The first set, known as the deciduous teeth or “baby teeth", erupt between three to six weeks of age. The permanent or “adult” teeth start erupting around three … Read more

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

May 31, 2017 Emergency

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

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

May 3, 2017 Diet

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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Is Tick Fever and Tick Bite Fever the same disease in dogs?

March 30, 2017 General

It is not. Tick fever or Babesios in dogs, is not the same disease as Tick bite fever or Erlichioses. Both diseases are transmitted to dogs by ticks, but they are caused by two totally different organisms or parasites and … Read more

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What do I feed my dog, how much and when?

February 28, 2017 Diet

Feeding your dog an appropriate well balanced diet for its life stage is vital to good health and wellbeing. Nutrient requirements differ depending on the breed and age of the dog and there are a few important factors to take … Read more

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My dog’s stomach is suddenly very bloated and he is very uncomfortable

January 31, 2017 Emergency

Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus (GDV) is a rapidly progressive life-threatening condition in dogs characterised by bloating and twisting of the stomach. Patients admitted with suspected GDV are treated as an emergency as the condition is life threatening. Treatment may require … Read more

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My pet was hit by a car on its hindquarters

December 29, 2016 Emergency

This article gives a simple overview of what to expect when a pet has a pelvic fracture, what are the most common causes and associated injuries, and what treatment options are available.

Pelvic Fractures are a fairly common occurrence and … Read more

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