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Chocolate toxicity
Happy Easter! With Easter comes lots of chocolate literally flooding our homes. Although you may put your chocolate in a place where your pet cannot see it, be aware they do have an incredible sense of smell and the will
Making life comfy for your arthritic pet
As the temperature drops the pain and stiffness caused by arthritis can intensify. Arthritis is described as inflammation of the joints generally caused by wearing or damage to the cartilage in the joint causing the bones to rub together. Ouch!
You Better Think Twice Before Giving a Pet This Christmas!
We adore animals with all of our hearts and souls at Ourimbah Vet! Little puppies and kittens are simply irresistible, golden oldies are just the sweetest, not to mention rabbits and guinea pigs with their cute little button noses, rats and
Urinary Incontinence in Dogs
Urinary incontinence is a relatively common issue in dogs, especially middle age to older female dogs. There are numerous reasons why dogs may develop incontinence: Neurological problems – lesions in the brain or problems with the nerves that control urinary
Grape toxicity in pets
It’s Easter and let’s be honest, for a couple of weeks before and after many human beings' diet largely consists of the finest chocolate and hot cross buns! Yummy, scrummy, sweet, mouth watering, butter soaked easter buns, hot or cold-
