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Animals – Killer worms

Autumn has provided us with some amazing weather, with very little rainfall and higher than normal temperatures. For most sheep and lambs, this has resulted...

Animals – Doggy diets

There is a growing trend to feed dogs with new diets, such as raw food or grain-free. Over the last 15,000 years of domestication, dogs...

Animals – OAPs (Old Aged Pets)

As cats and dogs near the age of ten, they start to fall into the category of geriatrics. Like humans, pets are not immune to...

Animals – Benefits of microchips

Since 2006, it has been a legal requirement that all dogs that are registered with the Council must be microchipped. The only exceptions to this...

Animals – Itchy pets

Itchy skin is one of most common presentations we see at Wellsford Vets during the summer months. Higher levels of humidity, coupled with an increase...

Animals – Still battling bovis

During the autumn, to screen for the bacteria Mycoplasma bovis, bulk milk samples were collected every fortnight from milking herds throughout New Zealand. Testing of...

Animals – Troublesome teeth

Dental disease is one of the most common findings for small animal vets at routine visits such as for vaccinations and yearly health checks. Because...

Animals – Beating Bovis

The government has announced that they intend to attempt eradication of Mycoplasma Bovis. Although the disease is not zoonotic (in other words, it cannot be...

Animals – No sex please, we’re dogs

From a veterinary perspective, unless you are planning to breed pups from your dog, we  strongly recommend you get it de-sexed. Here’s why: Behaviour Testosterone...

Animals – Ensure to insure

Pet insurance uptake in New Zealand has been relatively slow since the first policies were launched back in the eighties. Only 5 per cent of...