Creature Comfort: In Praise Of Veterinarians And Their Work

About Me

Welcome, everybody! I'm Yvonne and I volunteer at the local animal shelter. It is amazing to see how a little interaction can perk animals up. Mostly, there are dogs and cats, but we've had illegal pets too such as goannas, kangaroos, hares and even a fox! Of course, they can't be released into the wild. I am in absolute awe of the veterinarians who attend our shelter. They can treat everything from the largest Great Dane down to tiny turtles. They tell me that the animals are often abandoned because they appear to be sick; however, in most cases, a simple vet treatment does the trick. In this blog, I plan to sing the praises of vets and explain the ways I've seen them prevent and cure animal ailments. I hope there's something for both pet lovers and future pet owners. Thank you for stopping in.

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What to Do If Your Cat Has Ingested Something Toxic

15 August 2024
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As a responsible pet owner, keeping your cat safe and healthy is a top priority. However, cats are naturally curious creatures and may sometimes ingest substances that are toxic to them. In such situations, it's crucial to act quickly and decisively to ensure your feline friend receives the care they need. Here's a guide on what to do if your cat has ingested something toxic. Recognising the Signs of Poisoning Read More

The Art of Animal Dentistry: Advanced Dental Veterinarian Treatments Unveiled

28 July 2023
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This blog post will unveil the fascinating world of animal dentistry, focusing on advanced dental veterinarian treatments. Dental health is crucial to an animal's overall well-being, making regular dental check-ups an essential part of preventative healthcare. Read on to explore this engaging topic and gain insights into the art of animal dentistry. The Importance of Oral Health in Animals Oral health impacts an animal's quality of life, overall health and lifespan. Read More

4 Reasons To Sign Up For A Puppy Training Course

27 February 2023
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So, you just got your first puppy! Congratulations! You are about to set out on an incredible journey with your new furry friend. But before you dive in headfirst, there are a few things you'll need to do. One of those things is signing up for a puppy training course. Scroll down to find out more about the reasons you need to do this. Reason 1: Learn How To Train Your Dog Properly Read More

3 Reasons Your Dog Needs a Check-Up Before Your Baby is Born

25 October 2022
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The closer your due date gets, the more there is to prepare. If your baby is arriving soon, you've likely been busy following your doctor's health advice and attending regular check-ups. But have you prepared your "fur baby" too? While it may sound surprising, it's also important that your beloved family dog gets a vet check-up before the baby is born too. Here are three reasons why you should schedule a vet appointment before your new arrival. Read More

Rabbit Care: Cancer Of The Uterus Explained

25 July 2022
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Cancer of the uterus is a relatively common type of cancer that can develop in female rabbits with their reproductive organs still intact. It's not fully understood why this type of cancer develops in rabbits, but there's often a pre-existing problem with the reproductive organs of rabbits that develop this condition. Age is another contributing factor, with most cases of cancer of the uterus occurring in senior rabbits. This type of cancer is characterised by malignant tumours that form on the endometrial lining or within the deep tissue layers of the uterus. Read More

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