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Janet's Vet Blog

Hello, my name is Janet and this is my vet blog. I live in Western Australia with my husband and our house full of dogs, cats and other animals. When I was younger, I was never much of an animal person. When my kids were little and they wanted a puppy I always said no and bought them toy animals instead. However, all that changed one day when I found a stray cat in the street. The little thing looked so afraid. I took him to the emergency vet who checked him out and then I took my new pet cat home. Since then, I have fallen in love with animals and learned all kinds of neat things from my local vet. I hope you enjoy my blog!

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What to Expect From an Ultrasound for Your Dog

Posted on 29 January 2025

When your vet recommends an ultrasound for your dog, it’s natural to have questions about what the procedure entails. Understanding the process can ease any concerns and ensure you know what to expect. A pet ultrasound is an advanced diagnostic tool that allows your veterinarian to assess your dog’s internal health without invasive procedures. It’s a safe, effective way to gain critical insights into your pet’s condition. Why Your Dog May Need an Ultrasound [Read More]

The Benefits of Puppy Pre-school for Your Pet

Posted on 9 August 2023

Bringing a puppy into your home is a joyous occasion filled with excitement and anticipation. However, along with the fun, comes the responsibility of training your new furry friend. This is where puppy pre-school can play a vital role. This article will delve into why enrolling your pet in a puppy pre-school could be one of the best decisions you make for their overall development. Socialisation Skills One of the fundamental benefits of puppy pre-school is the opportunity it provides for socialisation. [Read More]

5 Signs Your Dog May Be Suffering From Gingivitis

Posted on 29 March 2023

Gingivitis is the medical term for periodontal disease. It refers to inflammation along the gumline, and it's a condition that can affect dogs just as much as humans. Luckily, gingivitis is the earliest stage of periodontal disease and the only reversible one, so a vet can help treat your dog to ensure they make a recovery. That's vital since more advanced periodontal disease can lead to tooth loss — in some cases, bacteria can even spread to other parts of the body and damage major organs. [Read More]

Two Tips for First-Time Dog Owners

Posted on 28 November 2022

Here are two tips that every first-time dog owner should try to follow. They should not make drastic changes to their dog's diet without consulting a vet If a dog owner initially puts their dog on a particular diet of, for example, kibble, and then rethinks this decision and decides that their pet might do better on a diet featuring a mix of fresh meat and tinned dog food, they should not make this switchover without giving their vet a call first. [Read More]