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Suprelorin- Castration Choices
What is Suprelorin®?
Suprelorin® is a resorbable contraceptive implant which is inserted under the skin between your dog’s shoulders. The implant softens quickly, causing no discomfort. After implant placement, an active ingredient is released steadily preventing the production of the sex hormones and testosterone. This…
Posted on 07 Jan 2022 in Cats, Dental, Disease, Obesity, Nutrition, Dogs
What should you feed your pet?
Deciding what to feed your pet can be a daunting task.
Many pet food companies include marketing images and phrases that are designed to appeal to pet owners but provide little nutritional information - for example the terms ‘holistic’ and ‘premium’ are unregulated terms that any pet food company can use, they do not have any bearing on the nutritional content of the food. ‘Natural’ just means…
Pregnancy and Whelping in Dogs
Whether planned or unplanned, there are a few things to consider if you are thinking about breeding your dog.
Before any responsible breeding, it's important to consider the following:
- Complications with pregnancy and breeding can be costly. Emergency caesarean sections and complications with mother or puppies can add up to many thousands of dollars.
- Is…
Posted on 18 Mar 2020 in Cats, , Pet Care, Disease, Dogs, Darwin
End Of Life
For many of us, there will come a time when we must make the tough decision to let our pets go.
We all hope that our pets will alleviate us of having to make that choice by quietly passing away in their sleep. However, for most pets, that is uncommon, and we are left with the anguish of deciding when is the day. There is always the quandary- am I robbing them of time or am I prolonging…
What is My Pet's Quality Of Life
What is my pet's Quality of Life?
It is not always easy to judge how your pet is going ,especially when they are a part of the family and when you see them everyday. Subtle changes may go unnoticed and our furry friends can be very good at 'coping' with illness, pain and distress without showing any obvious signs.
You…