BOAS in dogs: Learn about signs, surgery, costs, and Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic's pioneering minimally invasive approach. Your pet's well-being matters – read on to make informed choices. Brachycephalic dog breeds have captured the hearts of dog lovers around the world with their adorable flat faces...
Friendly, loving, and outgoing, Cavoodles are one of the most sought-after breeds in Australia. Being originally a cross between Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Poodles, most cavoodles these days are mae from a cavoodle mother and cavoodle father. This breed is a popular choice for...
Dogs are loyal and social creatures that love to please their masters. In addition to providing companionship, dogs also actively help in reducing stress and anxiety and give us a reason to be physically active. However, owning a dog is not just fun and play....
Characterised by their lean frames, narrow muzzles, elegant shoulders and tall, long legs, Italian Greyhounds are known for their athletic prowess. While they do appear small and delicate, as compared to regular greyhounds, Italian Greyhounds are generally regarded as quite a healthy dog breed. This...
Frenchie BAS (BOAS) Surgery and how can it help Frenchies breathe? Is your French Bulldog struggling to breathe? They might be one of the many dogs affected by Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BOAS). This respiratory condition, common in flat-faced breeds like French Bulldogs, can significantly impact your...
French bulldogs are quickly gaining in popularity all over the world. Their quirky and playful personality make them an ideal pet to keep the children entertained, and their comparatively high level of awareness makes them excellent watchdogs as well. These are some of the reasons...
French bulldogs are the best – they are loving, caring and loyal! Their playful nature and quirky disposition make them an ideal companion to our lives. Since they are also comparatively small in size and are generally affectionate towards kids, they make amazing indoor pets...
As many dog owners will know, dogs don’t just eat dog food. Dogs can eat all kinds of silly things, even things we didn’t think were the least bit appetising. Rubber balls, socks, underwear, sanitary items, corn cobs, plastic bags, string and skewers are just...
The heartworm is a parasite that can grow to up to 35cm long and lives in the arteries and veins of the lung and heart chambers of dogs and cats. Heartworm disease was once widespread around the Sydney region, but the use of regular heartworm...
Heat Stroke In Dogs What is Heat stroke? Heat stroke is a deadly condition which occurs when high external temperatures cause your dog's body temperature to rise dangerously high. If untreated heat stroke can lead to multiple organ failure, seizures, and death. Is my dog at risk? Dogs suffer...