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We know giving oral medications to your pet can be tricky, especially if your pet isn’t the cooperative type.

Medicate like a pro with these tips:

Regularly worming your cat or dog probably does not rate first on your list of fun pet care topics but it’s important to stay on top of!

It's important for the health of your pet, yourself and your family!

The health and shine of your pet’s coat can closely correlate with their general, overall health!

So if a pet’s coat looks dull, scruffy or unkempt it can often be an indication of underlying health problems.

As the warmth of spring arrives, our furry friends can become itchy due to skin allergies caused by grasses, pollens and other allergens.

These allergens can be dust mites, mould, certain types of food, and some insects. Some pets can also have irritated skin as a result of flea infestations.

“My cat seems to have lost weight, but he is still so hungry. Is he just getting old?"

An older cat who is losing weight but still hungry is a presentation that Vets see regularly. The cause is usually hyperthyroidism, and a routine blood test can usually confirms this diagnosis.

Have you got an older dog who is awake more at night or getting confused at times? Have you just put it down to 'old age'?

Your dog may be suffering from canine dementia, a disease also known as Canine Cognitive Dysfunction.

Shorter winter days and more time at home may mean your pet has been a little less active, and perhaps has even had a few extra snacks on the side.

Never fear, to prevent a portly pet emerging this spring, we are here to help combat winter weight gain!

There is plenty of scientific evidence that supports the benefits of probiotics in humans, but what about our pets?

Can probiotics help your pet and when should you use them?

Keeping backyard chickens as pets has become more and more popular in both urban and suburban areas.

There are plenty of benefits when it comes to keeping chickens!

At this time of the year, it is not uncommon for us to see wildlife suffering from heat stress and dehydration.

Birds, possums and koalas are often the ones commonly affected and it’s handy to know what to look out for and how you can help.