Annual Checkup and Vaccinations
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Gastrointestinal Disease
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Dermatology
Skin allergies and itching are one of the most common reasons owners bring their dogs to veterinarians.
If you consider that ear infections and hotspots are often due to underlying allergies, it is important to get your pets skin checked if you have any concerns.
Our vets check your pet’s skin thoroughly at every consult.
Lumps and Bumps
Noticing a new lump or bump on your dog can feel worrying, and it’s natural to fear the worst. However, most lumps turn out to be harmless. That said, some can be more serious, so it’s important to have any new growth checked by a professional. Keeping a close eye on changes and arranging a timely visit is the best way to help keep your dog happy and healthy.
Senior Health Checks
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Ophthalmology
We regularly assess pets with eye problems including cataracts, corneal ulcers, blindness, entropion and other eyelid conditions, vision loss, extra eyelashes and eyelid tumours.
Lameness and Arthritis
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Oncology
Oncology refers the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Unfortunately, cancer (or neoplasia) is seen almost as commonly in pets as it is in people. There are a wide range of different types of cancer that animals can develop, however there are now also a wide range of treatments available for our pets. Cancer diagnosis and treatment always involves an individualised plan to ensure the best possible outcomes as every situation is different. Cancer is inherently unpredictable and as such oncologists will formulate a specific plan depending on the presentation of disease and specific to the desired outcome – whether it be palliation, remission, or cure.
Cardiorespiratory Disease
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