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 cat’s way of saying something isn’t right. It can be caused by pain, stress, or an underlying medical
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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 cytology and/or culture. Affected dogs may be symptomatic or asymptomatic. Middle ear effusion may be an incidental finding
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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 intertriginous dermatitis is a result of both mechanical trauma (friction due to skin and hair rubbing) and optimal
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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 referring veterinarians alike with the opening of MediPaws Specialist Veterinary Centre in Leichhardt. The purpose-built hospital was founded
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Internal Medicine Take-home points: Looked at 35 cats with FIP; 25/35 cats had thoracic radiographic changes The most common thoracic radiographic abnormality was an unstructured interstitial pattern Bronchial, alveolar or a combination of airway patterns were also seen Pleural effusion (unilateral or bilateral) was also seen If you
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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, injury, or even a more serious problem like a fracture or joint disease. Pets don’t fake it –
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Whether your dog has been attacked by another dog at the park or you find your cat coming home injured from a fight, it can be a frightening experience. Knowing what to do in those first few moments can make a big difference in your pet’s recovery. Here’s
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Seeing your pet get hit by a car is incredibly distressing. In these moments, staying as calm as possible will help you care for your pet more effectively. Whether your companion is a dog or a cat, the approach to first aid and transport is very similar, with
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Finding a lump on your dog or your cat can be unsettling. It’s easy to jump to the worst-case scenario – but not every lump is dangerous. Some are harmless, others need monitoring, and a few could point to cancer in dogs or cats. Here’s how to tell the difference and what to do
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Pets have a way of getting into things they shouldn’t — especially when it comes to food. But not all human treats are safe for furry companions. Some can cause serious illness or even be life-threatening. If your dog or cat ate a toxin or something questionable, don’t wait
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