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Let’s start with some facts about cats. Spraying is when your cat urinates on things to mark them with his or her scent. You know your cat is spraying when he stands up to pee with his tail high and the urine stream is horizontal. Cats usually spray onto vertical objects.
Diabetes most often occurs in middle age to older dogs and cats, but we also see it in young animals. Certain conditions predispose your dog or cat to developing diabetes. Animals that are overweight or female dogs which are not de-sexed are more prone to the disease.
Good kidney (renal) function is vital to our pets’ health and well-being. Kidneys are like filters – they take waste products out of the blood and excrete them into the urine. They are also designed to conserve water and concentrate urine so we don’t lose too much water.
Heart disease is a big issue in the pet world…. but in dogs and cats the problem is not coronary heart disease due to too many chips and burgers. The commonest heart conditions we see are heart valve and heart muscle disease.
Heart disease is a big issue in the pet world…. but in dogs and cats the problem is not coronary heart disease due to too many chips and burgers. The commonest heart conditions we see are heart valve and heart muscle disease.
Virtually every day people call our mobile vet service because their dog or cat is vomiting (being sick). Here’s some useful information for pet owners to know about vomiting in our pets. A change of diet can have the same effect, especially if the new diet is higher in fat.
Arthritis in our pets is something I see most days on my travels around Sydney as a mobile Vet. And of course lots of cases leads to lots of questions… So I thought I’d answer some of the really common questions people ask me about joint disease in their pets.
Ear problems or otitis in our pets is a common problem I see most days as a mobile vet. In this blog I talk about the causes of otitis and how we manage it and I tell the story of floppy eared spaniel Rob Roy and his troublesome ear infections.
Wow April is busy! The unseasonably warm and humid weather is causing all sorts of misery for our pets. Here’s a blog about atopy – a skin problem your pet may be facing – and some ways you can help your pet to feel better.
In-home care forms the foundation of how we treat and manage your pet’s health. Most conditions can be assessed, treated, and monitored in a familiar environment where pets are calmer and easier to handle. Available to residents of Sydney’s inner city, Inner West, Eastern Suburbs and the Lower North Shore.
First visit from Ari and Ellie and it went beyond all expectations. They were so genuinely interested in my two cats. Of course I couldn’t stop talking about them but they clearly were not bored. Did excellent health checks and vaccinations – was an absolute pleasure and I would totally recommend them to anybody. So fabulous having no stress of lugging…
Elle’s exceptionally professional, warm, and helpful phone manner, together with Dr Ari’s prompt arrival, gentle approach with Hudson, and clear, thorough medical explanations and recommendations, immediately put my mind at ease. The high level of care and professionalism demonstrated confirmed that contacting VETaround was the right decision.
Ari is the best vet ever. His home visits are incredible. Such a great service to not have to put your beloved pets in the stressful situation of a car. Or around sick pets in a waiting area. My cats LOVE HIM. Ollie my male cat NEVER comes out of hiding when visitors come over. With Ari, he not only came out, let him weigh him, have his check up done…
I was very pleased with the ladies from VETaround Mobile vet. Professional, polite and very knowledgeable. Certainly eased my mind about my cat 🐈 would recommend them to anyone needing good veterinary care for their pet. We all know just how important our four legged friends are!
