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Cats, Dogs · 15 May 2020

How to Recognize Anxiety in Our Pets, and What Might Help

Unfortunately, anxiety in our pets may be as common as in us humans!  Dogs and cats are wonderfully social and complex creatures... two big reasons why we love them so much. But with that …

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Cats · 13 May 2020

10 Tips To Relieve Your Cat’s Stress

Major life changes such as people being home due to COVID-19 isolation, moving homes, disrupted routines, removing/adding people from the home and noisy events such as renovations can all lead to …

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Cats, Dogs, News, Pet Care · 27 February 2020

Fear of Noises

Is your pet scared of thunderstorms? In light of recent thunderstorms that often come fast and fierce with little warning, we thought we would share some tips on how to make your pets feel as safe …

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Cats · 20 January 2020

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)

What is Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)? FLUTD consists of a group of conditions, many of which cause inflammation of the lower urinary tract. Affected cats frequently show signs similar …

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Cats · 20 January 2020

Cat Fight Abscesses

This is by far the most common injury that we see in cats. As the title suggests, abscesses form in cats as a result of fights with other cats. Initially, the wounds that cause them are usually rather …

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Cats, Dogs · 20 January 2020

Nail Clipping for Dogs and Cats

Nail clipping is one of those tasks that some pets don't cope with too well. Not all pets need their nails clipped, but checking the nails regularly is important. A nail that grows too long can cause …

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Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, Surgery · 17 January 2020

Should I Get My Pet Desexed?

As well as stopping unwanted breeding, there are many good reasons to have your pet desexed. So, the short answer is probably yes. However, this depends on a number of factors including the species, …

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Cats, Dogs · 16 January 2020

Anal Sac Disease

Anal Sac Disease is quite common in dogs and occurs occasionally in cats. It is the most common cause of ‘scooting’ behaviour - where a dog drags its bottom along the ground. What are anal …

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Dogs · 16 January 2020

Caring for Your Senior Dog

Pets age more quickly than we do. The old saying that one year equals seven dog years is more or less true. We consider your dog to be "senior" at around 7 years of age. After this, they generally age …

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Dogs · 13 January 2020

Fear of Noises in Dogs

Fear of noises (such as thunderstorms and fireworks) is a common problem in dogs. Some dogs react with a mild fear response of panting and pacing; others get extremely agitated and may become …

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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Update – 24th June 2020

24 June 2020

Throughout the Covid isolation period,  Macarthur Vet Group has been committed to providing you with the services you want and need for your pets.  Although the government has now eased …

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Meet Chisel the Puppy!

11 June 2020

We’d like to introduce everyone to Chisel!  Chisel is a gorgeous male Golden Retriever puppy.  Over the course of the next few months, we are going to give you a glimpse into his puppy life, …

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Otitis (Ear Infections)

20 January 2021

I have a short-haired exotic cat.  Her coat is quite dense, and we groom her 1-2 times per year.  She is typically an indoor cat but will often go out at least once per day to catch some …

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Heat stroke/exhaustion in pets

19 January 2021

We’ve had an interesting summer so far with higher than average temperatures at the end of Spring, and lower than average temperatures through December.  Luckily, we haven’t experienced the …

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Paralysis Ticks

18 January 2021

Due to Covid-19 and with the current travel restrictions, it appears that a lot more people are travelling within their own states and territories.  There are so many wonderful coastal spots to …

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