Annual health checks help your veterinarian diagnose, treat and prevent problems allowing your pets to live the healthiest, happiest and longest life possible.
It is essential that all pets are adequately vaccinated to help protect both your pet and those in the community
Our veterinarians are experienced in performing neutering surgeries, lump removals, wound debridement , as well as more complex intra-abdominal and orthopaedic surgeries.
We have dedicated dental X-ray facilities to enhance our ability to diagnose underlying dental disease in your pet.
Our in house laboratory can run comprehensive blood and urine analysis for your pet enabling us to deliver results quickly. Laboratory tests include blood chemistries, complete blood counts, urinalysis, cytology and antigen tests for a variety of viruses.
Get the best parasite prevention care for your pet. Protect your furry little friends from fleas, intestinal worms , heart worm and mites.
We can organise specialist referrals for your pet should the need arise, including surgical, medical, ultrasonography and CT.
Keep your pets looking good and smelling nice by bringing them for our grooming services.
Give your puppy a great start to life by enrolling in our Puppy Preschool program run by our qualified nurses.
Tips for Making Veterinary Visits Less Stressful Understanding that vet visits can be anxiety-inducing for both pets and owners, we have compiled a list of helpful tips to alleviate the stress associated with these visits. Familiarise your pet with handling Dogs tend to be sensitive around their ears and feet.
Coughing Dogs Understanding the Common Causes and Diagnostic Challenges We frequently see dogs with persistent coughing problems. Identifying the root cause can be quite a challenge, especially when initial treatments like time, anti-inflammatories, antibiotics, and cough suppressants fail to achieve results. What causes coughing in dogs? The most common cause
Brachycephalic Obstruction Airway Syndrome (BOAS) in flat faced dogs Dogs with short faces are technically referred to as Brachycephalic (Greek roots; short head) and include Pugs, Boston Terriers, Pekingese, Bulldogs, Shih Tzu. Dogs bred to have these short faces are compromised in many important ways. The most severely affected breed
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