Would You Consider Your Dog having an Elective Procedure if you knew it could prevent Dangerous Bloat? Bloat – most people know about it but not everyone knows how dangerous it can actually be. In veterinary speak we call it GDV (Gastric Dilatation Volvulus) – also known as twisted stomach or gastric torsion. How does […]
Discover How Partially Torn Cruciates in Dogs are Treated with Regenerative Medicine Modern Medicine is certainly changing the ways to treat early stage cruciate (CCL) injuries in dogs but the key to avoiding surgery (if that’s what you prefer) is by identifying the small signs your dog shows that a full injury is on its […]
https://www.thevetpractice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/VOSMA_Practitioner3-01.jpg12301125Gaby Warehttp://www.thevetpractice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Lifelong-care-for-Special-Friends-logo-300x158.pngGaby Ware2017-07-07 20:24:282017-07-10 13:49:33The Revolutionary Way to Treat Partial CCL Tears in Dogs
What to Do – And – Not to Do when You Find a Stray Animal After reading a highly inaccurate story on a Local Facebook Group involving a Stray Dog and Our Practice – we thought it important to present the real facts and Laws that govern how stray animals need to be dealt with. […]
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Underwater Treadmill or Hydrotherapy is not a complete Rehabilitation Program We get regular enquiries from people who have been advised to book their dogs in for Underwater Treadmill therapy to assist in recovery after orthopaedic surgery or other musculo-skeletal conditions. While aquatic therapies such as Underwater Treadmill (UWTM) or pool swimming can be extremely beneficial […]
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Why Best Practice can’t compete with Low Cost Vet Care In these times when many budgets are tight it’s only natural to try and get the best price for anything we buy. Whether that be groceries, phone services, Clothing, Car repairs, Hairdressers, products, Insurance premiums or anything else – we all look to compare providers […]
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If it’s one thing that always deeply gets to us it’s the suffering or death of any animal that could have been so easily avoided. This story reflects just one of these situations that we see – more often that we should. Hopefully, by publishing this story we can help avoid further unnecessary suffering and […]
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Is Anaesthesia – Free Dentistry the Right choice for Your Pet? Since being introduced in Australia – Anaesthesia Free Dentals are becoming a popular option for people who don’t want their pet going under Anaesthesia. That being said – there doesn’t seem to be a lot of information out there comparing AFD’s with Professional Veterinary […]
Modern Ways to Manage Arthritis in Dogs It’s well known that dogs can suffer from Osteoarthritis as they get older – just like we do. Even though there is no cure for this condition, the good news is – there are lots of ways we can help keep your dog comfortable and active all year […]
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Is Your Feedback Helpful or Harmful? All humans, being the social creatures we are – not only need feedback, we thrive on it. Feedback helps us grow, improve and contribute to the world in meaningful and better ways. And sure – we all accept that feedback for improvement isn’t always positive; negative feedback is often […]
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Equine Cushing’s Disease (PPID) One of the main reasons we are exploring this topic is because just in the past few weeks we have treated several horses for un-diagnosed Cushing’s Disease. Equine Cushing’s is properly known as Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID). What this means is that a gland in the horses brain (pituitary gland) […]
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Gastropexy – Avoiding Dangerous Bloat in Dogs
/in Animal Emergency Care, Dog, Pet Expenses, Preventative Care, Surgical Procedures /by Gaby WareWould You Consider Your Dog having an Elective Procedure if you knew it could prevent Dangerous Bloat? Bloat – most people know about it but not everyone knows how dangerous it can actually be. In veterinary speak we call it GDV (Gastric Dilatation Volvulus) – also known as twisted stomach or gastric torsion. How does […]
The Revolutionary Way to Treat Partial CCL Tears in Dogs
/in Canine Cruciate Ligament Disease, Canine Rehabilitation, Canine Sports Medicine, Dog, Integrative Vet Care, Regenerative Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Orthopaedics, Veterinary Stem Cell Technology /by Gaby WareDiscover How Partially Torn Cruciates in Dogs are Treated with Regenerative Medicine Modern Medicine is certainly changing the ways to treat early stage cruciate (CCL) injuries in dogs but the key to avoiding surgery (if that’s what you prefer) is by identifying the small signs your dog shows that a full injury is on its […]
Stray Animal Policies and Why Vets are not Pounds
/in Uncategorized /by Gaby WareWhat to Do – And – Not to Do when You Find a Stray Animal After reading a highly inaccurate story on a Local Facebook Group involving a Stray Dog and Our Practice – we thought it important to present the real facts and Laws that govern how stray animals need to be dealt with. […]
Why Hydrotherapy – Underwater Treadmill is not for all Dogs
/in Canine Cruciate Ligament Disease, Canine Rehabilitation, Canine Sports Medicine, Dog, Veterinary Orthopaedics /by Gaby WareUnderwater Treadmill or Hydrotherapy is not a complete Rehabilitation Program We get regular enquiries from people who have been advised to book their dogs in for Underwater Treadmill therapy to assist in recovery after orthopaedic surgery or other musculo-skeletal conditions. While aquatic therapies such as Underwater Treadmill (UWTM) or pool swimming can be extremely beneficial […]
The Truth Behind Cheap Vet Fees
/in Desexing, Dog, Pet Care, Pet Expenses, Surgical Procedures /by Gaby WareWhy Best Practice can’t compete with Low Cost Vet Care In these times when many budgets are tight it’s only natural to try and get the best price for anything we buy. Whether that be groceries, phone services, Clothing, Car repairs, Hairdressers, products, Insurance premiums or anything else – we all look to compare providers […]
How to avoid this senseless Death in Puppies
/in Animal Health, Cat, Dog, Preventative Care, Worming, Fleas, Ticks, Heartworm /by Gaby WareIf it’s one thing that always deeply gets to us it’s the suffering or death of any animal that could have been so easily avoided. This story reflects just one of these situations that we see – more often that we should. Hopefully, by publishing this story we can help avoid further unnecessary suffering and […]
Anaesthesia Free Dentistry vs Professional Veterinary Dental
/in Animal Health, Cat, Dog, Pet Dental Health, Preventative Care /by Gaby WareIs Anaesthesia – Free Dentistry the Right choice for Your Pet? Since being introduced in Australia – Anaesthesia Free Dentals are becoming a popular option for people who don’t want their pet going under Anaesthesia. That being said – there doesn’t seem to be a lot of information out there comparing AFD’s with Professional Veterinary […]
7 Ways We can Help Your Dog with Osteoarthritis
/in Animal Health, Canine Rehabilitation, Dog, Integrative Vet Care, Regenerative Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Acupuncture, Veterinary Stem Cell Technology /by Gaby WareModern Ways to Manage Arthritis in Dogs It’s well known that dogs can suffer from Osteoarthritis as they get older – just like we do. Even though there is no cure for this condition, the good news is – there are lots of ways we can help keep your dog comfortable and active all year […]
The Hidden Truth about Veterinary Feedback
/in Euthanasia, News, Pet Care, Pet Expenses, Pet Stories /by Gaby WareIs Your Feedback Helpful or Harmful? All humans, being the social creatures we are – not only need feedback, we thrive on it. Feedback helps us grow, improve and contribute to the world in meaningful and better ways. And sure – we all accept that feedback for improvement isn’t always positive; negative feedback is often […]
Could Your Horse Have Cushing’s Disease?
/in Equine, Other Animals /by Gaby WareEquine Cushing’s Disease (PPID) One of the main reasons we are exploring this topic is because just in the past few weeks we have treated several horses for un-diagnosed Cushing’s Disease. Equine Cushing’s is properly known as Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID). What this means is that a gland in the horses brain (pituitary gland) […]