Ringwood East Vetcare

🐾 Put a Spring in Your Pet’s Step this September! 🌸
This month, we're celebrating our amazing senior pets! To keep them feeling their best, we’re offering 10% off Pentosan, Beransa, and Solensia injections – perfect for supporting their joints and mobility. 💪

Book a Senior Health Check or an appointment for these injections this month, and you'll go in the draw to win a special hamper! 🎁 We have one for cats and one for dogs, so everyone’s covered.
Let’s keep our senior fur-friends happy and healthy this spring! 🌿 Call us on 9879 2803 to book your appointment today.

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📢 Hurry, Dental month is almost over! 🦷🐾

Only 10 days left to book in for your pet’s Dental procedure to receive 10% off if extractions are needed. 😸🌟

✨This promotion ends on August 31st! Dental checks must be booked within August, but procedures can be scheduled until the end of September.✨

Ringwood East Vetcare The Vetcare team you didn't know you needed!

📢 August Dental Month Specials at Ringwood East Vetcare! 🦷🐾

Give your pets the gift of a healthy smile this August! We're excited to offer:
✨ Free Dental Health Checks
✨ Fixed Price Scale and Polish
✨ 10% Off Procedures if Extractions are Needed

But hurry, this promotion ends on August 31st! Dental checks must be booked within August, but procedures can be scheduled until the end of September.

Keep those tails wagging and those smiles shining. Book your appointment today!

📞 Call us on 9879 2803 or visit Ringwood East Vetcare to book your appointment today!

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🌟Dental disease in cats and dogs can lead to a range of health issues, some of which can be quite serious if left untreated. Here are some common health problems associated with dental disease in pets:
1. Pain and Discomfort
• Gingivitis and Periodontitis: Inflammation of the gums (gingivitis) can progress to periodontitis, where the tissues supporting the teeth are destroyed, causing significant pain.
• Toothaches: Untreated dental disease can lead to severe tooth pain, making eating difficult and painful.

2. Broken/Fractured Teeth
• Trauma and Infection: Broken or fractured teeth can occur from trauma or chewing on hard objects, leading to exposed nerves and potential infection.
• Pain and Sensitivity: Such injuries can cause significant pain and sensitivity, making it difficult for pets to eat or chew properly.

3. Systemic Health Problems
• Heart Disease: Bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and travel to the heart, causing conditions like endocarditis (inflammation of the heart's inner lining).
• Kidney and Liver Disease: Similar to heart disease, bacteria can affect the kidneys and liver, leading to infections and organ damage.

4. Nutritional Issues
• Difficulty Eating: Painful teeth and gums can make chewing difficult, leading to reduced food intake, weight loss, and malnutrition.
• Selective Eating: Pets may refuse hard food and only eat soft food, which may not provide balanced nutrition.

5. Behavioural Changes
• Irritability and Aggression: Chronic pain from dental disease can make pets more irritable or aggressive.
• Lethargy: Pets may become less active and playful due to discomfort.

6. Bad Breath (Halitosis)
• Odor: Bad breath is a common sign of dental disease and can indicate the presence of plaque, tartar, or infection.

7. Infections and Abscesses
• Oral Infections: Bacterial infections in the mouth can lead to abscesses, which are painful and can cause swelling in the face or jaw.
• Bone Loss: Severe infections can lead to the destruction of the jawbone.

8. General Health Decline
• Weakened Immune System: Chronic infections can weaken the immune system, making pets more susceptible to other illnesses.
Prevention and Treatment
• Regular Dental Check-ups: Regular veterinary check-ups and professional cleanings can help prevent dental disease.
• Home Dental Care: Brushing your pet's teeth, providing dental chews, and maintaining a healthy diet can support dental health.
• Early Intervention: Addressing dental issues early can prevent more serious health problems and improve your pet's quality of life.

🎆Proper dental care is crucial for maintaining the overall health and well-being of cats and dogs. 🦷🪥🐶🐱

📢 August is National Dental Month for Pets! 🦷🐾

Give your pets the gift of a healthy smile this August by focusing on your pet's dental health. Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in pets, but it's also one of the most preventable. August is dedicated to raising awareness about pet dental health and we are excited to offer some fantastic promotions to help keep your furry friends' teeth in top shape!

📢🚨August Dental Month Specials💥📢
To encourage all pet parents to prioritise their pet's dental health, we’re offering:
✨ Free Dental Health Checks: Bring your pet in for a comprehensive dental check-up at no cost.

✨ Fixed Price Scale and Polish: Keep your pet's teeth clean and shiny with our special fixed price for scaling and polishing.

✨ 10% Off Procedures if Extractions are Needed: If your pet requires any extractions, you'll receive a 10% discount on the procedure.

But hurry, these promotions end on August 31st! Dental checks must be booked within August, but procedures can be scheduled until the end of September.

Why is Dental Health Important for Pets?
• Prevents Pain and Discomfort: Dental disease can cause significant pain and discomfort for your pet. Regular check-ups and cleanings can prevent issues like tooth decay and gum disease.

• Avoids Serious Health Issues: Poor dental hygiene can lead to more serious health problems, including heart, liver, and kidney disease. The bacteria from infected gums can enter the bloodstream and affect these vital organs.

• Ensures Fresh Breath: No one likes bad breath, not even your pets! Regular dental care keeps your pet's breath fresh and clean.

• Maintains Overall Well-being: Good dental health contributes to your pet's overall well-being and quality of life, ensuring they stay happy and healthy for years to come.

• Pets Hide Their Pain: Pets tend to hide their pain, so just because your pet is eating doesn’t mean there isn't an issue. Regular dental check-ups are essential to catch problems early.

Don’t wait until it’s too late! Take advantage of these offers and ensure your pet’s dental health is in tip-top condition.

📞 Call us on 9879 2803 or visit Ringwood East Vetcare to book your appointment today!
Keep those tails wagging and those smiles shining. We can’t wait to see you and your pets this August!

Ringwood East Vetcare The Vetcare team you didn't know you needed!

The 29th of June is World Day Against the Abandonment of Domestic Animals

Adopting a pet is a lifelong commitment. Before bringing a new animalinto your home, it’s essential to do thorough research to ensure they are a good fit for your family. Be prepared for the responsibility that comes with pet ownership, including regular vaccines, microchipping, worming, flea treatments, desexing, training, andany medical treatments needed as they age or for sudden expenses.

Having a pet is incredibly rewarding, and they do so much for us. It’s our duty to repay them with the care they deserve. If you cannet provide this level of commitment, please think twice before adopting.

In certain circumstances, unexpected life changes may mean rehoming your pet is the best option. If you feel overwhelmed, there are services and organizations that can help, such as trainers, vets, and rescues. Always reach out for assistance. It is never acceptable to abandon or neglect an animal.

Let’s make a difference on this World Day Against the Abandonmentof Domestic Animals by committing to responsible pet ownership and supporting those who may need help.

Below are some photos of the staffs beloved pets. ❤️

Today, we're diving into a topic that can be a bit touchy for some - CBD oil. You may have heard about it, but what exactly is it, and how can it benefit our furry friends? 🐾

🌟 Meet Courage, Our Brave Patient 🌟

We are thrilled to share the heartwarming story of Courage, one of our cherished patients who has recently finished chemotherapy and is now in remission! Courage was diagnosed with a mast cell tumour and completed his chemo in March. Since starting on CBD oil, Courage showed remarkable improvements throughout his treatment. His appetite remained strong, and he regained the weight he initially lost during the first week of chemo. His playful, happy demeanour stayed intact, bringing joy to everyone around him.
Courage’s blood levels remained optimal for continuing chemotherapy, and the flavoured CBD oil made it easy for him to take without any unwanted side effects. His owner believes the CBD oil added an extra level of quality to his life during this taxing ordeal and highly recommends it for pets undergoing similar treatments.

🌿 CBD Oil for Pets: What You Need to Know 🌿

CBD oil has been making waves in veterinary medicine for its potential to improve the health and well-being of our furry friends. But what exactly is it, and how can it benefit pets like Courage? 🐾
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a compound derived from the cannabis plant. Unlike THC, another compound from the same plant, CBD does not have psychoactive effects, meaning it won't make your pet "high." Instead, CBD offers a variety of potential health benefits:
✨ Pain Relief: CBD’s anti-inflammatory properties can help alleviate chronic pain from conditions like arthritis.
✨ Anxiety and Stress: CBD promotes relaxation and reduces anxiety levels, helpful for pets dealing with separation anxiety, loud noises, or other stressors.
✨ Seizure Management: CBD oil can help reduce the frequency and severity of seizures in pets with epilepsy.
✨ Improved Appetite and Nausea Control: CBD stimulates appetite and reduces nausea, making it beneficial for pets undergoing treatments like chemotherapy.
✨ Overall Well-Being: CBD oil supports general wellness, aiding in issues ranging from skin conditions to digestive problems.

It’s important to note that h**p products, often marketed for pets, do not have the same therapeutic attributes as CBD oil. H**p oil, derived from h**p seeds, lacks the high concentrations of CBD necessary for these therapeutic effects. Always ensure you're choosing the right product for your pet's needs.

At Ringwood East Vetcare, we understand that every pet is unique. If you're curious about whether CBD oil might be a good fit for your furry companion, we encourage you to schedule a consultation with our team. We'll provide personalised advice and ensure you have all the information you need to make an informed decision.

📞 Call us on 9879 2803 to book an appointment. Your pet's health and happiness are our top priority! 💚

Ringwood East Vetcare The Vetcare team you didn't know you needed!

🐾❄️ Winter is here, and so is Arthritis Awareness Month! 🐾❄️

Hey pet parents! As the temperatures drop, our furry friends might start feeling a little extra creaky in their joints. Just like us, pets can suffer from arthritis, and the cold weather can make it even tougher for them to move around.

What is arthritis? Arthritis is a condition that causes inflammation in the joints, leading to pain, stiffness, and decreased mobility. It's common in older pets but can affect younger ones too.

Signs of arthritis in pets:
• Limping or favouring a limb
• Difficulty getting up or lying down
• Reluctance to climb stairs or jump onto furniture
• Decreased activity or interest in play
• Stiffness, especially after rest
• Irritability or changes in behaviour

But don't worry! Here are some tips to keep your pets feeling their best this winter:

 Keep them cosy: Make sure they have a warm and comfortable bed.
 Gentle exercise: Short, frequent walks can help keep those joints moving without overdoing it.
 Healthy diet: Good nutrition is key! Talk to us about the best food for joint health.
 Supplements & Meds: We can recommend the right supplements and medications to ease their discomfort.

And don’t forget, we are here to help. Schedule an appointment with us to discuss how we can help your pet manage arthritis and stay happy all season long.

Share a photo of your snuggled-up, winter-ready pet in the comments below! 🐶🐱💤
Let’s keep our fur babies warm, happy, and pain-free together!



📞 Call us today to schedule a check-up: 9879 2803
🌐 Book an appointment online through our website: https://www.ringwoodeastvetcare.com.au/

Ripley’s Journey and the new technology helping aid in the battle against cancer 🫶💞

We would like everyone to meet the wonder dog that is Ripley. She is a five-and-a-half-year-old Bernese Mountain dog who has been battling lymphoma since May 2023.

Ripley was in for a routine injection and check up when Dr Quyen noticed enlarged lymph nodes and an abdominal mass and recommended further work up. With ultrasound and biopsies it was found that Ripley had lymphoma.

Ripley underwent chemo for several months finishing up the first round in October 2023. Ripley had been in remission for around 5 months when we found the cancer had come back.

Which brings us to March 2024. We have started another round of chemo for Ripley and it was suggested by a specialist that we could look at adding *Immunotherapy* to her treatment plan.

So, a bit more about immunotherapy. Immunotherapy is a form of treatment that takes a sample from the patient’s cancer and through a series of steps performed in clinic using a specialised kit helps break down the cells to then be injected back into the patient to stimulate the immune system to help fight the cancer.

Currently to our knowledge we are only one of several clinics in Australia to have provided this treatment option. Ripley is our first patient to be using this combined treatment plan and we hope to be able to use this in the future to help many more patients.

The aim of using immunotherapy alongside chemotherapy is to hopefully gain a better prognosis and outcome for pets suffering from cancer. Unfortunately, as we all know there is no promises when dealing with the big C but some studies have shown promising results in other countries and in other uses so we hope it helps not only Ripley but any other patients we can offer it to in the future.

Ripley is still undergoing her second course of chemo and the immunotherapy but so far, we are happy to say she is doing well and we will be sure to give everyone an update in the coming months on how she progresses with the immunotherapy and chemotherapy. 💗💗

Have you noticed your pet scooting or excessively licking their rear end? Maybe even smell a rotten fishy smell coming from them and showing signs of discomfort, it could be a sign that their a**l sacs need attention.

What exactly are a**l sacs? A**l sacs, commonly referred to as a**l glands, are small glands located on either side of your pet's a**s and are responsible for secreting a smelly fluid that helps them mark their territory and communicate with other animals. Normally, these glands empty naturally when your pet defecates, but sometimes they can become blocked or impacted, leading to discomfort and potential complications.

The signs of a**l gland issues can vary from scooting and licking to more severe symptoms like swelling, redness, or even abscess formation. It's essential not to ignore these signs, as untreated a**l gland problems can lead to pain, infection, and even more serious health issues for your furry companion.

But fret not! Our dedicated team at Ringwood East Vetcare is here to help. With our expertise and compassionate care, we can provide relief for your pet and address any a**l gland issues they may be experiencing.

During your pet's visit, we'll take the time to discuss their symptoms, perform a thorough examination, and recommend a tailored treatment plan to alleviate their discomfort. Whether it's a simple gland expression or more extensive care, we'll work closely with you to ensure the best possible outcome for your furry friend.

Some ways as pet parents you can assist in managing your pet's a**l gland issues are:
• Dietary Fiber: Ensure your pet's diet includes adequate fiber to promote regular bowel movements, which can help naturally empty the a**l glands.
• Observation: Monitor your pet for signs of a**l gland issues, such as scooting, licking, or discomfort, and seek veterinary attention promptly if any symptoms arise
• A**l Gland Expressions: Learn how to perform gentle a**l gland expressions at home under the guidance of your veterinarian, if recommended. However, it's essential to be cautious and seek professional guidance to avoid injury or discomfort to your pet.
• Follow Veterinary Recommendations: Follow your veterinarian's recommendations for treatment and follow-up care, including any medications or preventive measures prescribed.

Don't let a**l gland issues dampen your pet's spirits. Schedule an appointment with us today and let's keep those tails wagging happily again! Your pet's comfort and well-being are our top priorities. 🐾 🫶👨‍⚕️🐕🐩🦮🐕‍🦺❤️

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Our wonderful nurse Courtney and her dog Kodah are doing RSPCA Million paws walk again this year. 🐾

🌟For today (15/5/24) Royal Canin is matching all donations made to a fundraiser page. This is for today only!!🌟✨

If you would like to make a donation (this can be done anonymously) to this amazing cause please click on the link below to go to Courtneys fundraiser page. 💛🐩🦮🐕‍🦺🐈🐈‍⬛

Here’s the link: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.millionpawswalk.com.au%2Ffundraisers%2Fcourtneypers26720%2Fvic-2024%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2wwBLF-mXbjLlhhNp5TVQxs_SF7q2kdEnI19pvd_IJWGiab0yo2xs4nok_aem_AdchEbjhxrRuFcndutNWPrZbcepLuYHJZle02jvK8xfqCFFN-mUdidhtZrTrmJe4W0yFLeq4uS3LrUGsbP1G2raP&h=AT1lbn-grw2LoZIHzfreaBI_eXyHutfBXkU3x_8S8euw584hleZ2YSjScM3eoeq2esndPYKz1EAHhkyBmUjUkVZgS3ubzeCtBJRM8xyeYMWDhXvFvssqzw_ul1svd6Zrzk4P1Tux72BtfbOiIQLV9w&__tn__=H-R&c[0]=AT2c4vRW3WOduFa-uz5HBLKjvn1VPiGNIWGbWUf8bn1G8WUdMDddRqYFF0lv6y3mnzKRlpW0_pCo6XNqZFR6k72nUfFr3a31SVS7lBOudFghxwDAcFVqVubzrRiO-kYw0mzU8YLYkaCyEPvS7axhi-2LEoE4mclgnsYBhRrspbV-pkGpujjj

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!!!

Here's to all the devoted pet mums out there! Whether you have fur babies, feathered friends, or scaly companions, your love and care make all the difference. 🐾💖

Your unwavering love and dedication make our hearts and tails wag with joy. Happy Mother's Day from all of us at Ringwood East Vetcare! 🌟🐾 💖

Understanding and Overcoming Canine Anxiety: A Guide for Pet Parents

🐾🌟 Attention Pet Parents! 🌟🐾
Does your furry friend get nervous during thunderstorms, fireworks, or when left alone? 🌩️🎆
Separation anxiety and fear of loud noises are common issues for our canine companions. But fear not! Your pals at Ringwood East Vetcare are here to help!

At Ringwood East Vetcare, we believe that every wag of a tail and every joyful bark is a testament to the deep bond between humans and their canine companions. However, we also recognize that just like humans, our furry friends can experience anxiety and fear, which can significantly impact their well-being and quality of life.

Dog anxiety is a complex and multifaceted issue that manifests in various forms, including separation anxiety, noise phobia, and generalised anxiety. It can stem from a range of factors, including genetics, past experiences, lack of socialisation, or even medical conditions. As caring pet parents, it's essential to recognise the signs and symptoms of anxiety in our canine friends so that we can provide them with the support and assistance they need to thrive.

🔍 Recognising the Signs of Canine Anxiety:
• Excessive Panting
• Licking paws compulsively- to the point of change in colour or hair loss
• Pacing or Restlessness
• Trembling or Shaking
• Cowering with tail tucked, whale eye and lip licking
• Excessive Barking or Whining
• Destructive Behaviours (chewing furniture, doors, etc.)
• Indoor Toileting Mishaps
• Aggression- whether towards other humans or animals

If you notice any of these behaviours in your furry friend, don't fret! There are plenty of proactive steps you can take to help alleviate their anxiety and improve their overall wellbeing.

🛠️ Tips for Soothing Anxious Dogs:
1) Establish Routine: Dogs thrive on predictability, so establishing a consistent daily routine can help reduce their anxiety levels.
2) Create a Safe Haven: Designate a quiet, comfortable space where your dog can retreat when feeling overwhelmed.
3) Enrichment: Mental and physical stimulation. Regular exercise and engaging activities can help channel your dog's energy and reduce stress. Give them a stimulating toy such as Kongs, or hide treats around your yard for them to find, etc.
4) Positive Reinforcement: Use positive reinforcement techniques to reward calm, relaxed behaviour and encourage confidence.
5) Desensitisation Training: Gradually expose your pup to triggering sounds in a controlled environment.
6) Calming Aids: Consider using pheromone diffusers, calming sprays, or anxiety wraps to provide comfort.
7) Advocate for your dogs’ boundaries: If your dog does not like anyone patting him or having other animals near him, let others know.
8) Seek Professional Help: If your dog's anxiety persists or escalates, don't hesitate to seek guidance from veterinary professionals or animal behaviorists.

At Ringwood East Vetcare, we're dedicated to supporting you and your furry family members every step of the way. Our team of compassionate veterinarians and nurses are here to provide care and guidance for you and your companion.

Together, let's create a world where every dog feels safe, loved, and understood. Reach out to us today to learn more about our services or to schedule a consultation. Your furry friend's happiness and well-being are our top priorities.

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May the 4th be with you and your beloved pets! 🐾

Join us in celebrating the Force and wishing our incredible vet Dr Quyen a very happy birthday! 🎉 🎂

🐾🎉 Today, we're celebrating our unsung heroes – the compassionate souls who dedicate their lives to the well-being of our furry friends. It's Vet Appreciation Day! 🎉🐾

Let's take a moment to honour the incredible veterinarians who work tirelessly to ensure the health and happiness of our beloved pets. From routine check-ups to life-saving surgeries, they are there every step of the way, providing expert care and unwavering support.

But it's not just about treating illnesses or administering vaccinations – it's about the empathy they show, the bonds they forge with both animals and their human companions, and the countless lives they touch each and every day.

To all the veterinarians out there: thank you for your dedication, your passion, and your tireless efforts. Thank you for being the voice for those who cannot speak, the healers of the sick, and the comforters in times of need.

To our two amazing veterinarians at Ringwood East Vetcare- Boss man Dr Quyen and Ninja Dr Jeffry- thank you for not only being the best vets but for also being amazing humans to work with.

Today, let's show our appreciation for these amazing individuals. Whether it's a simple thank you, a heartfelt note, or a small gesture of kindness, let's make sure they know just how much they mean to us and our furry family members.

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🐰 Happy Easter!!! 🍫

The Ringwood East Vetcare team would like to wish you a Happy Easter. We hope you have a wonderful day with family and friends.

Please remember to watch out for your pets and make sure they don't eat any Easter treats. If they have or you are not sure, please contact an emergency vet clinic and ask for advice.

Stay safe!

🐰Coming up to Easter there are a lot of delicious chocolate Easter eggs and other Easter treats around. While they are very delicious and only bad for our figures and that diet I swear I will start next week, they can be toxic to our beloved furry family members.🐈🐕‍🦺

While you’re keeping that hot cross bun for a delicious breakfast or after dinner dessert, your gluttonous fur baby has plans of their own for that delicious snack. Don't think they haven't been eyeing off the chocolate covered sultanas or the yummy looking Cadbury chocolate easter eggs. They, just like us, can't resist an Easter treat.🍫😺

If your furry family member does happen to ingest chocolate, hot cross buns, or macadamia nuts, etc., please contact your vet or the emergency clinic for advice. 🥼🚑🏥🏪🩺

Your pet may not show outward signs of toxicity immediately from ingesting these foods, however with high enough doses of chocolate and macadamia nuts they can pose threats to their neurological system, and sultanas can cause kidney failure.

Power is back on and we are back to normal!!
I don't know about you but I am glad it was a cool day today 😎 🧊

Due to the power still being out our phone lines are down. If you need to call the clinic please call the clinic mobile on 0434 819 696.

What a journey she has had! Cant thank French Bulldog Rescue & Adoption of Victoria, Inc.-Aust and Marissa enough for helping us and taking on this sweet girl 🥰💕
We know she will be an incredible companion and make someone very happy 💕

Just got an update that the road and car parks in front of our clinic will be closed for another week. Due to now be opened Wednesday the 31st of Jan at 12p🦺🚧🛑

Remember that starting tomorrow, Thursday the 11th of January until Tuesday the 23rd of January between 6am and 7pm, the level crossing removal team will be closing off the road in front of our clinic. Our car parks will not be accessible due to this.

It may be easiest to park in the IGA car park and walk to our clinic. If you need a hand please let us know and we will try to help were possible.

There will be some road detours in place that will divert you from the roundabout at the end of Wenwood street were IGA is and Lois Street. Below is a map that the level crossing team has provided us with the detours. Please note that this is only stage 1 out of 3 stages.

𝑳𝒊𝒕𝒕𝒍𝒆 𝒘𝒉𝒐𝒐𝒑𝒔𝒊𝒆 on our signs 😬 Pls 🙏 share to help us spread the word… 𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒎𝒂𝒓𝒌𝒆𝒕 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒃𝒆 𝑭𝒆𝒃𝒓𝒖𝒂𝒓𝒚 😁 HUGE 𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒌 𝒀𝒐𝒖 to so many our stall holders for booking ahead, we can’t wait to see you in 2024 🥰🌳😍 CLICK here for more stall holder information https://tinyurl.com/RingwoodEastMarketInfo

Did you know that dogs and cats can save lives by donating blood too.

Just like with humans, sometimes our furry loved ones need a lifesaving blood transfusion. Which is what happened with beautiful Lea last Thursday, who came in to have a chemo treatment done. Her owners said that the day before she became flat. Upon doing her blood test that we always do before doing a chemo treatment, we found that Lea was moderately anaemic. Anaemia is where there are not enough red blood cells in the blood. Lea’s body was not able to regenerate new red blood cells as quickly as she was losing them. Which resulted in her needing a blood transfusion to save her life. 🩸

In comes Kodah, who is nurse Courtney's handsome fur baby. He was a brave boy and donated his blood to Lea. With his blood we were able to replenish Lea’s red blood cells while keeping a close eye on her.💛
The next day Lea was sitting up and back to her happy bright beautiful self. We have thankfully been able to continue on with Lea’s chemotherapy. 💉🩷

Did you know that dogs, just like humans, have different blood types. However, for their first blood transfusion dogs do not need to be blood typed. But if they were to have a second transfusion both pets would need to be a blood match.🦮🐩

Did you know the first ever successful blood transfusion was not human to human but in fact dog to dog. 🐕

Happy New Year! 🥳🥳

As we get set to farewell the year of 2023 and welcome in the new year just a reminder about fireworks and the stress they can cause our much loved pets so where possible please make sure they are secure and in a safe place through the night 😊

Now let's welcome in 2024! To all our existing clients, our new clients and our future clients we wish you all the best for the new year and a safe, happy, healthy 2024 ahead ! 🤩🥰

Much love from the Team 🐾🐾