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15 Nov 2011 Diabetes in dogs is a disease which is increasing in occurence, it is a complicated disease but can be treated successfully in partnership with your veterinarian. Read more about diabetes in this newsletter. |
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Vaccinating for Lumpy Skin Disease in Cattle 15 Nov 2011 Lumpy Skin Disease is a disease that has reared its ugly head again in 2011 and many questions have been asked about the vaccine Lumpyvax®. In this newsletter we try to answer some of the most common questions. |
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15 Nov 2011
A short article with descriptions of the key appearance of symptoms, causes, complicating factors, consequences due to the disease, vaccinations and treatments in a herd of cattle. |
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27 Jun 2011 African Horse Sickness continues to be a concern, even through the winter months. Included in this update are statistics from the African Horse Sickness Trust. |
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30 May 2011 The in's and out's of Gastric Torsion in dogs: What to look out for, the causes, diagnosis, treatment and control. ~ by Dr Mats Abatzidis |
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Strangles in Horses - it can be prevented 31 Mar 2011 Strangles is a problematic disease that is very much in the here and now. |
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17 Feb 2011 A look at biliary and the solutions that are available to you as a dog owner. |
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Ear infections - Mountain or Molehill 11 Nov 2010 Summer is the time for ear infections! Otitis Externa is however not only easily treated but can also be prevented. |
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10 Sep 2010
Dry eye is problematic disease that is easily diagnosed and treated when done so early. Read more to find out how this disease is tested for and easily treated to ensure optimum eye health of your dog. |
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19 Jul 2010
This month's newsletter covers some of the common reasons for having a bitch spayed, when the best time is to have her spayed and some complications that may be associated with this procedure. |
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14 Jun 2010
Information covering the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and vaccination of this common disease by Dr Mats Abatzidis |
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Pets, like people, are sensitive to factors that may result in unwanted behaviours. Poor training, change in routine or environment, or specific instinctual pet characteristics may be some of the reasons why your pet is misbehaving. |
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You cannot discipline cats as you would dogs. Use of punishment will only teach your cat to fear you. It is better to train cats into behaviour that is alternative or incompatible to the problem behaviour. |
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In a crisis, owners first on the scene with knowledge of first aid can be vital in keeping their pet alive. |
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Protect your pets and family against worms One of the most basic pet care responsibilities is to ensure that your pets are free from intestinal parasites. |
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Quick facts on fleas and ticks Quick facts and tips for responsible parasiticide use. |
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