Grass seeds in dogs can cause painful irritation, infection and discomfort, particularly when they become trapped in the paws, ears or skin. If your dog suddenly starts limping, repeatedly shakes its head or licks one paw more than usual after walking through long...
Seeing your dog or cat having a seizure can be frightening, particularly if it happens without warning. Your pet may suddenly collapse, stiffen, paddle their legs, drool excessively or appear unaware of their surroundings. Although seizures can look distressing,...
Accidents can happen in seconds. Your dog may be hit by a car, fall from a height, become injured during rough play, or be hurt in a fight with another animal. Even when there is little or no visible damage, serious internal injuries may still be present. Knowing what...
A hot day can be uncomfortable for your dog, but dog heat stroke is much more serious than simply feeling warm. A dog that is panting heavily on a hot day may simply be trying to cool down, but persistent or worsening signs of overheating can quickly become...
Paralysis tick season in NSW usually increases during spring and summer, when warmer weather creates ideal conditions for tick activity. Dogs and cats can be exposed even in backyards, gardens and local walking areas. The paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus) is one of...
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