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Pet Food Toppers
This blog post covers food toppers, they types available, when to use them and how they are different from pet probiotics.
Know Your Dog’s Nose
Dr Elle Burton-Bradley talks us through what to look out for in your pet's nose and when to seek help from your veterinarian. Like everything with our pets, there is variation between individuals and the general rule is, if your dog...
Ringworm. What is it Really?
Ringworm is not a worm but a skin infection caused by a group of fungi called dermatophytes. The scientific name for ringworm is dermatophytosis, or dermatomycosis.
Pathology for Pets Explained
In this blog, Dr Elle Burton-Bradley demystifies clinical pathology, breaking it down into blood, urine and faecal testing and explains the use of cytology and laboratory procedures.
The Village Vet: Zoetis Vetscan Imagyst Diagnostic Technology
Dr Martine Perkins BVSc (Syd Hons) MANZCVS MRCV, Owner and Senior Veterinarian, The Village Vet is excited to announce the addition of the Zoetis Vetscan Imagyst machine to our veterinary practice. At The Village Vet, we pride ourselves in...
Lumps and Bumps in Your Pet
Written by Dr Elle Burton-Bradley, Veterinarian, The Village Vet Lumps and bumps occur in our pets of all ages, however they are more common as our pets get older. We recommend getting all lumps checked by a veterinarian, as they cannot be...
Choosing the Right Dog Breed
The breeds that we know today come from long lines of selective breeding for specific purposes, some more specialised than others.
Choosing a dog breed isn’t (and shouldn’t be) that simple.
How to Choose a New Dog
Choosing a new dog that suits your family and budget is crucial, rather than choosing one based on looks.
Certification for Waste Management Module
By Alex Zarzycki, Veterinary Nurse and VfCA Champion, The Village Vet Introduction The Village Vet is following a program designed by Vets for Climate Change. Each module assesses an area of veterinary practice. Once assessed, changes are...
Managing Your New Pet’s Behaviour
Summer holidays are a great time to bring a new pet into your life. It’s often a season when the family is at home and everyone has more time to spend with a pet. So far, you’ve nailed toilet training and aced puppy school but now...