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Pets in pain: what to look out for

Pets in pain are different to humans in pain. While we vocalise our pain, they go to the other extreme, hiding their pain to protect themselves from predators. However, rehabilitation and pain management specialist Dr Janice Huntingford says knowing what to look for...

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Keeping dogs entertained during lockdown

Keeping dogs entertained and exercised during lockdown is causing owners significant stress and anxiety. Because you're not able to walk them outdoors for the next 21 days, you're going to have to come up with things for them to do to keep their minds and bodies...

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COVID-19: the EberVet response

COVID-19: the EberVet response

COVID-19 is a serious threat to communities across South Africa and the EberVet Petcare Group believes it is our duty to our clients and our employees to institute a responsible plan of action that will minimise risk at our clinics and Vetshops. Therefore, the EberVet...

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Rabbits as pets: what you need to know

Rabbits as pets seem hugely appealing, especially at Easter when shops are inundated with fluffy bunny toys and pictures of cute baby rabbits. However, bunny ownership can be challenging as they have special needs to keep them healthy and happy. Because of this up to...

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Pets and sunburn: a real risk

Pets can't get sunburn because they have fur, right? Wrong. Pets do suffer from sunburn, especially those with pink skin and short coats or white ears and pink noses. Pets that have  recently had a summer cut or have been shaved for surgery are also at higher risk....

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Veterinarian Dr Pol accused of negligence

Veterinarian Dr Pol, star of the hugely popular TV show 'The Incredible Dr Pol', has been placed on professional probation for negligence. American veterinarian Jan Pol, 77, who claims to have attended to more than 20 000 animals, was accused of negligence after...

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Pets endangered by domestic violence

Pets endangered by domestic violence are more common than we think. Pets living in homes where domestic violence occurs are at high risk of being injured and abused. According to a recent US study, nearly half all domestic violence victims remain in abusive...

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