Pet Care Resources

How much should I be feeding my pet?

The right nutrition is key to any pet’s health. With a huge variety of brands and diets out there, how do we know how much to feed them according t...

When is it "time"? - A Guide to Pet Euthanasia

What is euthanasia? The word "euthanasia" originates from Greek, meaning a peaceful or "good death." Veterinarians use humane methods, typically a...

Toxic Foods for Cats and Dogs: What Every Pet Owner Should Know

Our pets are part of the family, and we love to share our lives—and sometimes our food—with them. However, certain foods that are perfectly fine fo...

Why Radiographs Are Important?

What is radiography? Radiography, or X-rays, is a medical imaging method that uses X-rays to capture images of the internal structures of yo...

What happens during my pet’s ultrasound appointment?

Preparing Your Pet for an Ultrasound Appointment If your pet requires an ultrasound, we want to ensure the process goes smoothly for both you and y...

Understanding Pet Seizure: Causes, Symptoms, and What to Do

What are seizures? Are they dangerous? Seizures are abnormal, uncontrolled bursts of activity in the brain that causes uncontrollable muscle activ...

Toxic Plants For Cats

Cats will chew on plants—and because they love to climb and explore, it can be difficult to keep plants out of your curious cat's reach. If you wa...

Minimising stress during vet visits

For some pets, visiting the vet can be a very stressful experience due to the overload of new sounds, smells, and people. Our team endeavors to min...

What happens when you bring your pet for sterilization?

What does sterilization mean? Sterilization is the term used to describe the removal of genital organs from the animals. A licensed veterinarian pe...

Heatstroke in Dogs

Heatstroke in dogs Taking your pets out for a stroll on a sunny day? Here are a few things to look out for to keep your fur babies happy! What is h...

Chronic Kidney Disease

What is Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)? CKD is the persistent loss of kidney function over time, for usually more than 3 months. It can affect both c...

Aural Hematoma

Aural hematomas appear as a small bump on the flap of the ear, or an entirely swollen ear flap. It is commonly the result of a bad ear infection am...