Pets
Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS)
BOAS is an established cause of respiratory distress in some brachycephalic (squished-face) breeds. Breeds most commonly affected are English and French
BOAS is an established cause of respiratory distress in some brachycephalic (squished-face) breeds. Breeds most commonly affected are English and French
Cat vaccinations – what diseases do they help to prevent? Most cat vaccinations aim to prevent at least
Hoof care is of paramount importance to a horse’s health. No foot, no horse. Finding a farrierThere are
In their natural environment, alpacas use their incisors to ‘rasp’ away moss and lichens growing on rocky surfaces
Weaning is a stressful time for young deer and can result in compromised immune systems, disease and lowered
Guinea pigs, like humans but unlike all other domestic animals, cannot make their own vitamin C. Other mammals
Walking dandruff (“cheyletiellosis”) in rabbits is caused by a common rabbit fur mite (Cheyletiella parasitovorax). They are nicknamed
Totally Vets is excited to offer cardiology referrals at our Feilding branch, seen by Jacqui Huxley and the
We have been referring patients that have soft tissue injuries requiring physio and rehab, and older pets who
Beware when you put out the rat bait to get rid of those pesky vermin. Most rat baits