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Hypothyroidism in Dogs
Posted by Reedy Creek Vet
on 16 August 2022
How does hypothyroidism affect dogs?
Your dog’s thyroid gland
The thyroid gland is responsible for the production of thyroid hormones. It is located in a dog’s neck and forms part of the endocrine system, which regulates the body’s processes via chemical messengers called horm...
About Microchips in Dogs & Cats: Plus, How to Check & Update Details
Posted by Reedy Creek Vet
on 16 July 2022
Pet microchipping is compulsory on the Gold Coast. But, more than that, it’s helpful for pet owners if their pets get lost.
How pet microchips work
Microchips are exactly that. They’re usually only 11-13 millimetres in length and 2mm in diameter (often referred to as the siz...
Intestinal Worm Symptoms & Treatment in Dogs
Posted by Reedy Creek Vet
on 16 June 2022
Because of prevention, intestinal worms aren’t as common as they used to be. But, unfortunately, they’re still here on the Gold Coast and pet owners should remain vigilant.
The most common types of intestinal worms on the Gold Coast
There are four prevalent types of worms fo...
Common Allergies in Dogs & Cats & Symptoms at Home
Posted by Reedy Creek Vet
on 18 May 2022
Like us, many pets have allergies. And many things found in Australian homes can cause allergic reactions in both dogs and cats.
Figuring out the cause of allergic reactions in pets can be tricky - even more so if it's something in your house.
Symptoms of allergic pets
Allerg...
7 Common Foods to Hide Dog Medication In & What Not to Do
Posted by Reedy Creek Vet
on 14 April 2022
There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to medicating our pets. And that includes encouraging them to take their pills or tablets too.
Some pets enjoy the flavours that pet medications have, and others can smell the packet open and begin evasive maneuvers long before you realise. ...