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We were beyond excited to be nominated as a finalist for the Tamworth Business Chamber 2024 Quality Business Awards in the Excellence in Customer Service in Animal Services category.

Itchy paws are one of the most common complaints a veterinarian is faced with. In general, we see a spike in the number of these cases in the spring and autumn.

The age at which a pet is considered a senior can vary depending on factors such as species, breed, lifestyle, health and size. Read more to find out a few things you should be discussing with your Vet.

As the temperatures drop, arthritis and joint issues can become more pronounced in our pets, especially in older companions. This time of year also brings out rodents, but rat or mouse poisons or traps can be very harmful to your pets. We've put together six tips to help ensure your pets stay happy and healthy this Autumn.

There is currently a worldwide shortage of cat vaccines available across all brands of vaccines. In Australia, regular supplies are not expected to be available until early 2024.

Discover the top pet trends predicted for 2023. These trends include pet wellness, enrichment toys, new pet food types and pet travel.

Heatstroke can be fatal so it’s important to know the signs and call the vet if you think your dog may be suffering from the condition. To help your dog avoid heatstroke we have put together some tips.

With a recent spike in Parvovirus cases in our region, we’re asking all dog owners to check their dog’s vaccination status or, if you’ve got a new pup this festive season, please book in for your routine vaccinations.