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Cat Care

Pet care and health information for your feline best friend. Learn more about topics including kitten care, senior cat care and feline nutrition.

Cats, Dogs · 17 January 2020

Giving Tablets to Dogs and Cats

For some pet owners, this can be one of the most difficult parts of caring for your pet. But it is very important. Read all directions on the label and always follow your vet's dosing …

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Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, Surgery · 17 January 2020

Should I Get My Pet Desexed?

As well as stopping unwanted breeding, there are many good reasons to have your pet desexed. So, the short answer is probably yes. However, this depends on a number of factors including the species, …

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Cats, Dogs, Ferrets, Rabbits, Surgery · 17 January 2020

Getting Your Pet Desexed

What is Desexing? The terms “desexing” or “neutering” describe the surgical procedures performed on animals to stop them from breeding. In males this involves the surgical removal of the …

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Cats, Dogs, Ferrets, Rabbits, Surgery · 17 January 2020

Desexing

As well as stopping unwanted breeding, there are many good reasons to have your pet desexed. But if you are unsure, we recommend you first read "Should I Get My Pet Desexed?" Desexing is quite …

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Cats, Dogs · 17 January 2020

Diabetes in Dogs and Cats

What is diabetes? Diabetes mellitus is a disease where the body is unable to properly regulate blood sugar, because of a deficiency of a hormone called insulin. What are the symptoms? There …

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Cats, Dogs · 17 January 2020

Atopic Dermatitis

What is atopy? Atopy, or Atopic Dermatitis, is an allergic skin disease that causes itching. It is one of the two most common skin allergies in dogs and cats, along with fleas. Causes With …

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Cats, Dogs · 17 January 2020

Allergic Dermatitis

Dermatitis means inflammation of the skin. One of the most common types of dermatitis is allergic dermatitis. In the allergic state, the body's immune system overreacts to foreign substances …

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Cats, Dogs · 17 January 2020

Practical Tips for Shampooing Your Pet

Thoroughly wet your dog all over. The more water you get into the coat the easier it is to shampoo. You may find it necessary to add small amounts of shampoo as you go, as this breaks down the surface …

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Cats, Dogs · 16 January 2020

Anal Sac Disease

Anal Sac Disease is quite common in dogs and occurs occasionally in cats. It is the most common cause of ‘scooting’ behaviour - where a dog drags its bottom along the ground. What are anal …

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Cats, Dogs · 16 January 2020

Pyometra in Dogs and Cats

Pyometra is an infection of the lining of the uterus. It is a serious, potentially life-threatening disease that can affect any non-desexed female dog or cat. What causes pyometra? Pyometra is …

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Dear Macarthur Vet Group Family, As the holiday season approaches, we want to extend our warmest wishes to you and your furry friends. We hope these holidays are filled with joy and unforgettable …

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