Pet Advice

Ticks are mostly found around the head and neck area have a local paralysis effect.

Once we have ruled out medical reasons for weight gain (See part 1) it is time to look at other reasons for weight gain.

It is the worst feeling, walking into the vet surgery, and feeling like your vet is judging you because your pet is overweight.

So, your vet thinks your dog may have 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.

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.

Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (ORLs also known as Tooth Resorptions TRs) can be a really difficult diagnosis to understand.

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

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

Your pet is in safe hands at Tweed Coast Vet.

You may have heard a bit about COVID-19 and pets in the media. We are still learning, as the situation unfolds, but we do know a few things

Don't feed your dog chocolate and think that it is safe because “the calculator said it was”.

In our area (Far Northern Beaches NSW and South Eastern Gold Coast) paralysis ticks are found all year round.

CORE VACCINATIONS (These make up an F3 vaccination)

At Tweed Coast Vet, Cabarita, we have tried to keep things simple for you.