Everyone knows the saying, "a dog is a man's best friend". When you get a pet for yourself, whether it be a dog, cat or other leaving creature, you will welcome into your life an animal that will be a companion, an ear to listen that will never tell a soul, and most importantly an animal that is completely reliant on you for their well being. Pets need more than just food, water and affection. Just like people they need vaccinations and regular health checks, and medical attention when they are sick or injured. A veterinarian is best able to help you with all of your pet's needs, including advice on day to day living all the way to life long support and care.
Each year, more and more Australians are choosing to become vegan, and Australia is in fact the third fastest growing vegan market in the world. It's up to the individual to consider the various environmental and ethical implications of consuming animal products before making their own choice. Do you know who can't make that choice? Your dog. Your pooch is a domesticated animal, and so they eat precisely what pet food you give them. [Read More]
Canine vaccines are designed and made to protect dogs from dangerous diseases. In general, vaccination involves introducing special antigens into the dog. These antigens stimulate the formation of antibodies in the body for defence. Therefore, if some disease-causing microorganisms are introduced into the dog in the future, the canine immune system will be capable of defending against the illness. Without vaccination, your dog will be vulnerable to fatal diseases. If you have a puppy for the first time, consider these simple planning guidelines for proper vaccination. [Read More]
