Clinical trial for dogs with splenic haemangiosarcoma

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 Melbourne, investigating a novel treatment approach for dogs with splenic haemangiosarcoma. This study evaluates the use of an autologous

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My Pet Has a New Bump, Should I Be Worried?

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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Toxic Foods for Cats and Dogs

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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Toxic Plants and Animals for your Pet

Australia is home to many fascinating — and sometimes dangerous — plants and creatures. For curious pets, this can mean trouble. Whether it’s a garden plant or an uninvited toad in the yard, accidental encounters can lead to life-threatening emergencies. If your dog or cat ate a cockroach, licked

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Toxic Household Items for Dogs and Cats

Our homes are full of everyday items that can pose a serious risk to pets. Whether it’s cleaning products, human medications, or backyard garden treatments, accidental ingestion is one of the most common reasons for emergency vet visits. If your dog or cat ate poison, recognising the danger early

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