Anal gland issues

Anal gland issues

Anal glands issues Have you ever seen your dog dragging his or her bottom along the ground? This peculiar act is known as ‘scooting’ and can indicate your dog has irritated anal glands. The infamous anal glands are located on either side of your...
Keeping your pet safe this spring

Keeping your pet safe this spring

Keep your pet safe this spring Spring is here and we want to keep your pet happy and healthy. Here are some spring hazards you should be aware of: Bee and wasp stings can lead to pain and swelling at the site of the sting. Some pets can have an anaphylactic reaction...
Public comment on council policy

Public comment on council policy

Public comment on Council policy DOG EXERCISE, PROHIBITED & RURAL LEASHING AREAS Council is currently considering the adoption of the draft Dog Exercise, Prohibited & Rural Leashing Areas Policy, which seeks to provide guidance to the community relating to dog...
Keep your pet safe from these winter hazards

Keep your pet safe from these winter hazards

Keep your pet safe from these winter hazards Winter is here, read our top tips to help keep your pet safe: Know your pet’s limits: Just like people, pets’ tolerance to cold can vary based on their coat, fat stores, age and health. The very young and very...
Rocky’s tooth problem

Rocky’s tooth problem

Rocky’s tooth problem Meet Rocky the cat. Rocky loves spending his days on the couch, waiting for his humans to arrive home and feed him his dinner. We will be following Rocky’s health journey over the next few months and today we’d like to fill you...