
Protecting Your Dog From Parvo
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on 7 September 2020
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When your household gets a new fur-member in the family, it's quite a special and exciting moment. But for new puppy and dog owners everywhere, this special time can quickly and drastically turn into a nightmare. This nightmare is called "parvo" and it can take a healthy, playful puppy and quickly turn them fatally ill.
Parvo is a dangerous, h...
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Can Cats Get Arthritis?
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on 3 August 2020
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It's widely known that humans are prone to developing osteoarthritis as they age and it's also commonly known that senior aged dogs go through similar experiences. However, many pet owners aren't aware of the prevalence of arthritis in cats. Recent studies have suggested up to 90% of cats 12 and older have evidence of arthritis!
While many of ...
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Can My Dog Get A Cold?
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on 6 July 2020
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Many of us dread the winter months, not just because of the temperatures but because winter brings with it the other dreaded "cold". Catching a cold can be an irritating and uncomfortable experience for humans, but did you know your dog is also at risk year-round?Canine cough, also known as kennel cough, is a highly contagious and infectious disea...
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How Pets Can Support Your Mental Health During Times of Isolation
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on 1 June 2020
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During times of isolation and social distancing, it’s common to feel disconnected, lonely, and stressed. Fortunately, pets can play a crucial role in helping to alleviate these feelings. At North Road Vet Centre, we recognise the significant impact that pets have on our mental and physical well-being. Whether it’s a wagging tail to greet you...
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Keeping Your Cat Safe From the Flu
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on 4 May 2020
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Did you know that cats are at risk of the flu all year round? While humans prepare for our incoming flu season, it's important not to forget the feline friends who are at risk all the time. More so, it's important to know the signs and symptoms of cat flu and how to reduce their risk of infection.
What to look for:Sneezing, nasal discharge, w...
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