Frequently Asked Question

Question 1

Is A Yearly Comprehensive Exam For My Dog And/Or Cat Really Necessary?

Accepted Answer

Comprehensive exams should be performed at least once a year. Your veterinarian will gather your pet's history and do a comprehensive physical examination during the wellness checkup. He or she will also provide necessary immunizations, do a diagnostic workup, and may prescribe dental work or other follow-up care for your pet. Inform your veterinarian if you observe any physical or behavioural changes in your pet. We provide yearly wellness packages that cover everything your pet requires at a subsidised price.

Question 2

Is it necessary to provide heartworm and flea prevention all year?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Mosquitoes and fleas are prevalent all year in the country, but especially in our region, where temperatures remain warm for the most of the year. Because heartworm prevalence is so high in this area, year-round heartworm prophylaxis is critical.

Question 3

What Dog And Cat Food Brand Recommendations Do You Have?

Accepted Answer

There are several excellent brands available. Our top picks are based on years of experience and healthy dogs and cats. Prescription diets are occasionally prescribed depending on a pet's special needs.

Question 4

When Should I Make The Change From Puppy/Kitten Food To Adult Food?

Accepted Answer

Switching a puppy or kitten to adult food too soon might result in obesity and digestive problems. Between the ages of 10 and 12 months, we recommend moving to adult dog or cat food. Before making any changes, please consult with us.

Question 5

Where Should I Take My Pet In An Emergency?

Accepted Answer

If there is an emergency during business hours, please contact us ahead of time so we know what to anticipate, and then bring your pet in. If there is an emergency after hours, our answering service can connect you to a member of our team, who will direct you to the nearest emergency clinic if necessary.

Question 6

How Often Should I Bathe My Dog?

Accepted Answer

If your dog does not have a skin issue, you can wash him every 4-6 weeks. In rare situations, you may need to bathe them more frequently than once a week. It is critical to use Pet Shampoos (rather than human shampoos) to avoid damaging or causing allergy rashes on your pet's skin.​

Question 7

Do I Need To Declaw My Cat?

Accepted Answer

Declawing your cat is entirely up to you. Your veterinarian will consider a number of variables to determine whether this is the best option for your cat. Like all procedures, there can be complications, however, these are taken into consideration and communicated with the pet owners in order to reach a final decision. If it does need to be done, it is better to do it when the animal is young.​​

Question 8

What Should We Do If We Found A Stray Pet?

Accepted Answer

Examine the pet for collars and tags. If no one is there, please come in and have the pet checked for a microchip. If there is no microchip, keep the pet safe while you search the neighbourhood for 'lost animal' signs. You can also contact or check the nearest local shelter.

Question 9

When And Why Do We Need Faecal Samples?

Accepted Answer

A faecal sample should be supplied during annual/wellness checkups, new puppy/kitten checks, and when GI symptoms are apparent. Only tapeworms and roundworms can be seen with the naked eye. Diarrhoea, vomiting, and weight loss are indications of intestinal worms on occasion, however many intestinal parasites go unnoticed unless intestinal parasite tests are performed. Even if your pet is on parasite prevention medicine, it will never be completely successful.

Question 10

What Exactly Is Kennel Cough?

Accepted Answer

It is an upper respiratory illness that spreads among dogs, especially in close quarters like a kennel, groomer, or dog park. Coughing, tiredness (lack of energy), and a loss of appetite are some of the symptoms. Kennel Cough may be difficult and expensive to cure if left untreated, and it can also cause a lot of pain and lead to pneumonia. If you are boarding your pet at our facility, we do demand that your pet have the Bordetella vaccine prior to boarding. We also urge that the immunisation be repeated every year.

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