Similar to humans, dogs and cats can get diabetes. Due to the differences in the types of diabetes identified in pet animals, dogs and cats with diabetes are treated and managed differently. Check out my article on the comparative aspects of diabetes in pets.
Read MoreAs Hong Kong grapples with the after-effects of the Covid outbreak, many pet parents are prompted to leave the city with their furry friends. If you have a flight scheduled for your pet or if you are planning pet travel, here's my article to know about international pet travel from Hong Kong. Useful links for expats are included too.
Read MoreCats are generally stoic as a species, making identifying their discomfort notoriously difficult. Read this insights piece to recognize pain in felines.
Read MoreThese dogs are amazing and so full of love, but they also have their own unique set of health issues. Years of breeding to give these dogs the pushed-in profile that we love has led to problems with breathing, heatstroke, snoring, etc. Read all about them here.
Read MoreOn International Women’s Day 2022, let's proudly celebrate women within the veterinary profession - for their contribution to animal health and welfare, and for their inspiration to other women to become veterinarians. Read here for more info about female vet technicians in the industry
Read MoreAlso known as fatty liver syndrome, Hepatic Lipidosis is a disease unique to cats. The first sign of danger begins when a cat stops eating, forcing the liver to convert body fat into usable energy.
Read MoreWhen they came for the hamsters, it proved to be the last straw for long-suffering residents of Hong Kong. When the government announced a cull of 2,000 pet hamsters, a line was crossed. The rodents could carry the coronavirus, officials said, and transmit it to humans.
Read MoreEach and every pet has certain needs that should be recognized and respected. Following on from the previous part, take a look at the new article which highlights additional key attributes to your pet's quality of life.
Read MoreQuality of life is a commonly used phrase in veterinary medicine. Quality of life assessments should ideally be an integral part of our decision making, and should encompass evaluation of aspects of a pet’s life beyond just its health
Read MoreAre you considering switching to raw pet food? There has been a recent increase in people feeding their pets a diet of uncooked meat, bones, and specific veggies. Here's some information you need to know about feeding a raw food diet to your dog.
Read MoreAre grain-free diets the best way to keep your fur babies healthy? No doubt you've come across conflicting perspectives while researching your options for a safe and healthy dog food. Here’s a guide to grain-free dog diets and whether there's any truth to latest fad.
Read More"What should I feed my dog?" is perhaps the most popular question families ask their veterinarians. A well balanced diet is crucial for your dog's overall health and well-being. Find out more in this article.
Read MoreTo keep your pet fighting fit and healthy, preventative care is the way to go! This allows a healthy pet to stay that way as well as recognising illness early, before their condition becomes serious or even life-threatening. Take a look at my article to get the best out of your next vet visit.
Read MorePart of raising a pet is making sure they get the best veterinary care possible. You can help your vet by preparing for routine check-ups, knowing when there’s an emergency, and following up after your pet's visit.
Read MoreHalloween is a fun time for children and the whole family. But for our pets, it can be quite the opposite. Skip the stress and keep your pets safe this year with a few easy steps. Check out this infographic to learn more.
Read MoreGiving your cat or dog medication is important, especially in the case of chronic illness. Relax! Your dog will reflect your emotions. If you are anxious, your dog will be too. Check out some tips to make medicating easier.
Read MorePets bring so much joy to our lives, and it's so heartbreaking when they fall sick. For those caring for pets with vomiting, diarrhea or even terminal illness, I'm here with some useful tips to help ease the difficulty for you and your pet.
Read MoreYour dog and cat cannot describe how they are feeling to you, but they can show you signs of feeling ill. Diagnosing and treating illnesses early increases our chances of success. Awareness of the signs of the most common diseases is one way to help reduce your pet’s risk. Take a look at the first part of my series on how best to deal with sick pets
Read MoreHere are some points on basic first aid for pets – specifically cats and dogs. What to do with minor wounds, when to go to the vet and more. Read the full article click here.
Read MoreThere are many professional pet groomers and veterinary technicians all over Hong Kong who are well trained in grooming. However, it’s certainly useful for owners to learn basic maintenance grooming to keep their pets looking sharp in-between visits to the groomer. Please refer to my Infographic for some key points.
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