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Bellambi Vet Blog
Dr Liz from Russell Vale Animal Clinic is the author of this blog. This is all about people, animals and veterinary life, day to day. It is full of information, opinion, and stories of the hidden aspects of a (mad) veterinarians life.
Festive Foods You Should Never Share with Your Pet
We’re all for pets joining their people for some well-deserved seasonal festivities! However, we’d like to remind all pet owners about a few common Christmas toxins and how you can keep your pet safe and merry.
Vaccinations Uncovered: What Every Pet Parent Needs to Know
“Does my pet need vaccination every year?”
If this question has been needling you, read on for the answer to this and other common vaccination queries that our team receives!
5 myths about pet anxiety and what actually works
If your pet is showing a consistent tendency towards anxious behaviours, it can be hard to know the best way to help them.
Managing common pet skin issues
With allergic skin and ear problems being one of the most common issues we see pets for, our team would love to impart our top tips for home management of allergy symptoms.
Dental care at home and in the clinic
Do you know why staying on top of your pet’s dental hygiene is so important?
Without regular, effective cleaning measures, your pet’s teeth will naturally accumulate plaque, a sticky bacteria-laden film.
Is your senior pet struggling with toileting? Learn how to help!
As dogs reach their senior years, they can unfortunately become a little “hit or miss” with their toileting.
Common things occur commonly!
Gut upset is one of the most common health problems that we see in our animal patients.
Saving your pet: A basic guide to resuscitation
If your pet ever suffers a serious illness or injury, you may have to consent to veterinary resuscitation procedures being performed on them.
A double dose of dog: Joys & challenges with two pups
If you’re contemplating getting a second dog or adopting two pups at once, it’s important to consider the potential benefits and difficulties of becoming a double-dog household.
Pet anxiety: Understanding the signs, causes, and ways to help
Increased heart rate. Increased breathing rate. Dilated pupils. Raised blood pressure. What’s going on?