Many cat owners worry when their cat barely touches their water bowl — especially during hot NSW summers. Dehydration in cats is common and often goes unnoticed until it becomes serious. Here’s what’s happening and how to keep your cat hydrated during February heat....
February is peak season for snakes and spiders across NSW, and curious pets often find them first. Understanding the risks and knowing what to do could save your pet’s life. Why Summer Increases Wildlife Encounters Warm weather brings snakes and spiders out in search...
Australian summers are no joke — and for our pets, especially dogs, extreme heat can quickly become dangerous. In NSW, February often brings heatwaves that put pets at risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke. At Rossmore Vet Hospital, we see many...
Flea bites can cause irritation in your pooch and leave them vulnerable to disease and other health problems. Here, we discuss the ways that dogs can pick up these nasty pests and the best products to protect pets and your family. What are fleas? Fleas are small...
Pool therapy for dogs, also known as hydrotherapy, is a rehabilitation technique for injuries and muscle conditions. Like humans, pain management for dogs requires small, safe exercises in a controlled environment. Hydrotherapy is an effective method for dogs since...
Australia is home to over 70 tick species, making tick bites a common concern for dog owners. Larger than fleas and with more legs and mouthparts, ticks are highly dangerous parasites that feed on the blood of animals and humans. Due to their limited mobility, ticks...
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