Read my insights about keeping your pet healthy, common emergencies
and lots of other tips for looking after your four-legged fam!
Bondi Vet Coast-To-Coast, known over in the states as Pet Vet Dream Team is back for an ALL NEW season with an all new cast!
The UK launch of Bondi Vet Coast-To-Coast will premiere this weekend on the Quest Red Channel (part of the Discovery Network) on Saturday 10 August
Although we never like to think of natural disasters or emergencies happening to our family, pets and home, they can and do happen, and you
Signs can start to appear within 2 hours of ingestion and vomiting can be the first indication even before the tremors start to appear. Mycotoxins
You are what you eat; unfortunately for the majority of our pets, this can include anything from socks, rocks, mouldy food or rotting rubbish, and
Fan favourite series Bondi Vet has been revamped and will introduce five new Australian vets from across the Australia who offer a myriad of exciting
It is very important, just like us humans, that teeth are always considered in your pets grooming and health checks. Here are the the top
Making sure that our pets are comfortable is always important, but as they get older, they often need a little extra help. Here are a
Pet owners live longer Did you know that pet owners are more likely to live longer than people in pet-free households? Pets reduce your risk
As the hottest months approach, it’s important to be able to recognise signs of heat stress in your pets and to know how to prevent
Obesity is a growing problem in our pet dogs and is a major health concern. Some of the conditions that can occur as a result
Excessive urination and excessive drinking, also called polyuria and polydipsia respectively, are relatively common clinical signs in dogs that often come as a pair. There
We try hard to keep our pets safe, but sometimes they manage to get hold of our things in the moments when we aren’t watching,
One of the most important things to consider before you get a puppy is how you are going to socialise them and get them used
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The information contained on this website: Dr. Alex Hynes’ Blog is intended solely for the general information and entertainment of the viewer. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your veterinarian for any health issue. Never disregard professional advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have seen on this website.
