What to expect when bringing your male dog in for desexing Neutering a male dog is an excellent step to help your young man grow into a loving, well adapted household citizen. However at Vetmed we understand that making the decision to desex or castrate your male...
What to expect when bringing your female dog in for desexing Speying a female dog is an excellent step to help your young lady grow into a loving, well adapted household citizen. However at Vetmed we understand that making the decision to desex or spey your female...
It is relatively common for our inquisitive pets to eat something that is poisonous to them. If you suspect your pet has been poisoned call us immediately and we can give you immediate advise. Often this will be for you to bring your pet to us with the empty packet or...
It is estimated that one in five dogs in Australia suffer from arthritis. Arthritis can occur in any breed of dog, at any age. Arthritis is a painful inflammatory condition in one or more joints. It is characterised by loss of cartilage, damage to the...
Toilet Training Start off where you want to finish off (ie if outside get them to go outside from day 1) Consistency is the key Take them to spot you want to toilet 1st in morning and night , 15-20 min after each meal and then every 2 hours Stay with them for 5 to 10...
1. Vaccinations 6 – 8 weeks of age 12 weeks of age 16 weeks of age Then annually for life. This vaccination protects against viral diseases: Parvovirus, Distemper, infectious canine Hepatitis and Canine Cough, which includes Parainfluenza virus and Bordetella...
