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Pet Advice


Separation Anxiety
As our pets become become attached to us and it can become quite stressful in when you need to leave your pet at home.

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What happens when my pet has tick paralysis?
Ticks are mostly found around the head and neck area have a local paralysis effect.

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Are Flea and Tick Products really safe?
Tick and flea products do have side effects but they save lives.

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Why is the veterinary suicide rate so high?
Apparently veterinarians have one of the highest suicide rate of any profession. But why?

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Is Pet Insurance; worth it?
Many people ask us whether they should get pet insurance. It is a hard question to answer, and we cannot tell you what would be appropriate for your pet.

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Why is my pet gaining weight? Part 2
Once we have ruled out medical reasons for weight gain (See part 1) it is time to look at other reasons for weight gain.

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Why is my pet gaining weight? Part 1 : The medical reasons.
It is the worst feeling, walking into the vet surgery, and feeling like your vet is judging you because your pet is overweight.

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Why should I treat Cushing's Disease? (Hyperadrenocorticism)
So, your vet thinks your dog may have Cushing's disease?

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Testing for Cushing's Disease:
There are several parts to testing for Cushing's disease. A normal blood test does not usually test for cortisol levels, or ACTH levels.

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How to avoid visiting the emergency vets at Christmas
Christmas can be one of the busiest times of year for emergency vet visits, but there are a few common things that can be prevented.

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What are retained deciduous teeth?
The root of the deciduous teeth resorb in order for the teeth to become loose and fall out.

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Help! My pet has Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions: what does that mean?
Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (ORLs also known as Tooth Resorptions TRs) can be a really difficult diagnosis to understand.

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Registering and desexing cats and dogs from July 2020.
In an effort to encourage responsible pet ownership and desexing of pets.

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Additional ways to prevent dental disease in your pet.
“My pet WON’T let me clean their teeth!”“I don’t have the time to clean my pet’s teeth!”
You’re right, you’re right.

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How to clean your pet's teeth
Wouldn’t it be great if your pet had opposable thumbs and cleaned their own teeth?

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Parasite protection for your dog
There are 2 main options when it comes to making sure you have all of your dog’s medications under control.

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Reproduction in Dogs
Most dogs reach sexual maturity and begin to cycle around 6 months of age, but this can vary in individuals.

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At what age should I desex my dog?
This is a complicated question. If you are thinking about breeding from your dog, you should not desex them, as it is not a procedure we are

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Yearly Health Checks
Your pet’s yearly health checks are an essential part of caring for your pet’s well being because our pets age so much more quickly than we

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What to expect from surgery at Tweed Coast Vet.
Your pet is in safe hands at Tweed Coast Vet.

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