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Perianal fistula in dogs

Perianal fistula in dogs

Perianal fistula, or anal furunculosis, is a serious medical condition that most commonly affects German Shepherd dogs, but may also occur in other pure bred or mixed breed dogs and is especially common in unsterilised males of middle age. Perianal refers to the area...

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Fading kitten syndrome

Fading kitten syndrome

Fading Kitten Syndrome (FKS) is a condition that affects newborn kittens, typically within the first few weeks of life. It is also known as Kitten Mortality Syndrome. It refers to a kitten’s failure to thrive during the period between birth and when they wean from...

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Pet insurance a must in summer

Pet insurance a must in summer

Pet insurance may seem like a luxury until you need it, especially in the Western Cape where snake bite becomes a real danger in summer and anti-venom costs sky rocket. Snake anti-venom now costs around R3 700 a vial. Puff adder and cobra bites require between three...

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Plants that are poisonous to pets

Plants that are poisonous to pets

Plants that we grow in our garden can be deadly to our pets but when we buy them, there's no warning tag so we asked Dr Nico du Preez of EberVet Country Animal Clinic to identify the most dangerous and to tell us what to do if our pets should eat them. Listen to his...

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Rabbit virus is highly contagious

Rabbit virus is highly contagious

Rabbit owners are warned not to remove their pets from their own properties and to be vigilant about disinfecting as Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) sweeps through the country. This disease is an acute and fatal disease of domestic and wild rabbits and hares...

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