Vet care for the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie area
Did you know, many of the common plants, springtime flowers and fruit trees that can be found in our backyards and local parks have toxins or seeds that can be harmful to our pets? Some examples include Brulfensia (yesterday today tomorrow plant) , Macadamia trees, Sago palms, Lilies to name a few. Take care to …
Spring has sprung, which means all the beautiful flowers and plants are starting to bloom!Read More
Arthritis is a condition that leads to pain and progressive degeneration of the joint. It can affect many aspects of a dog’s life including causing limited mobility, painful joints and a poor quality of life. It is important to look out for signs like limping, slowing down on walks, being slow to rise or having …
Regular health checks can help us to identify any early signs of health issues. Cats are good at hiding illness, So finding problems early increases the chance for effective treatment. Please book online https://www.lakevet.com.au/book-online-charlestown-vet/ or ring 49436066 and https://www.lakevet.com.au/book-online-belmont-vet/ or ring 49459677 to see one of our friendly veterinarians.
Here are some helpful tips for summer: -Clipping and brushing your pet is a goodidea.-It is essential that your pets haveadequate shade to rest in at this time ofyear. Provide a shady spot on the easternside of your home with plenty of water – Unlimited supply of full water bowlsplaced in shady areas.– A clam …
Paralysis Ticks are out and about. Tick paralysis can be deadly to your family pets! We recommend Nexgard monthly chews for dogs and Bravecto spot on 3 monthly on for cats. It is best to clear your yard of low lying bushes and long grass. Daily tick searches are required to ensure any ticks are removed …
During this time of the year we are seeing increasing number of ear infections due to the humidity and allergies.
Chocolate can be a killer! Although chocolate is one of our favourite treats, it contains a substance that is toxic to animals.
Desexing helps in your pet’s long term health and behaviour training.
The type of litter tray, the type of litter, its location, and how often and with what it is cleaned are all factors influencing a cat’s toileting habits. How do I train my kitten to use a litter tray? Initially, kittens are stimulated to toilet by their mother grooming and cleaning them. By about 1 …
It was the smell that told the story – cat urine, somewhere in the house – but where? Read Spikey’s story.
