Dental Disease
Sunday, January 13th, 2008Did you know that dental disease is as common in dogs and cats as it is in people? So how do you prevent dental problems in your pet?
The best prevention is to brush your dog… [Read more]

Did you know that dental disease is as common in dogs and cats as it is in people? So how do you prevent dental problems in your pet?
The best prevention is to brush your dog… [Read more]
Not all human foods are suitable for feeding to your dog. In large enough quantities some seemingly innocuous human foods can cause severe problems for your dog. Be particularly careful with small dogs. Some… [Read more]
Arthritis affects one in five dogs. They can’t tell you about it so look out for these signs.
1. Reluctance to walk or play
2. Difficulty climbing stairs
3. Difficulty jumping or getting into the car
4. Limping
5. Lagging behind… [Read more]
Animal physiotherapy is now becoming recognised as an important part of the recovery process after many surgical procedures and for chronic musculo-skeletal problems.
Physiotherapy is well accepted in human medicine and is becoming more commonly used… [Read more]
Grapes and Grape by-products can be toxic to dogs. The compound responsible has not yet been identified. Affected dogs will vomit, stop eating and go on to develop kidney failure if untreated. Data collected over… [Read more]
AUGUST IS DENTAL MONTH
Pet dental month provides an opportunity for pet lovers to concentrate on their pet’s often neglected oral health.
The Lost Dogs´ Home veterinary clinic is participating by offering FREE DENTAL CHECKS and other… [Read more]