Does your dog need surgery for bladder stones? We’re enrolling dogs in a trial for a new modified minimally invasive technique. MediPaws is currently enrolling 10-15 small to medium dogs...
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Has your dog recently undergone spleen removal for haemangiosarcoma? Join our clinical trial combining immunotherapy with chemotherapy. MediPaws is participating in a multi-centre clinical trial, led by the University of...
READ MOREDr. Dennis Woerde, Internal Medicine Specialist at MediPaws Veterinary Specialist Centre officially received Diplomate (specialist) status from the American College of Veterinary Nephrology and Urology (ACVNU) in January 2026. Dennis...
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Orthopaedic surgery can be a major turning point for an injured or arthritic pet. It can stabilise an injury, reduce pain, and give them a real opportunity to move more...
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Internal Medicine Specialist Dr Dennis Woerde performing laser lithotripsy to treat urethral stones Sydney, NSW – The community welcomes a new standard in veterinary care for both pet owners and...
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Does your dog need knee surgery? Join our study on improving kidney protection during anaesthesia. MediPaws is currently enrolling dogs undergoing Tibial Plateau Levelling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery for cruciate (knee)...
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Finding urine outside the litter tray can be frustrating and worrying. But before you get cross, remember – your cat isn’t being naughty or spiteful. Inappropriate urination is often your...
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Brachycephalic breeds are predisposed to fluid accumulation in the Tympanic Bulla (TB). Middle ear fluid can be sterile effusion or may be secondarily infected with evidence of microbial overgrowth on...
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Intertriginous dermatitis (aka intertrigo) refers to inflammation and/or infection of any skin fold on the body e.g. lip folds (cheilitis), axillae, peri-vulvar, tail fold, interdigital etc. The underlying cause of...
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When your pet starts limping, it’s a sign that something isn’t right. While it could be something as minor as a thorn in the paw, limping can also signal pain,...
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