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IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE - LEVEL 3At Level 3, client contact and restricted access will apply, with the exception being loss of a beloved friend. Our two isolated on-site teams will continue to work 8am to 6pm 5 days a week and 9-3pm on Saturday.
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10 years looking after the heartbeat at your feetOn the anniversary of our 10-year-old veterinary service, we'd like to extend some aroha to the people and pets who have shared our journey.
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ARTHRITIS | We've got you coveredWelcome to our new Arthritis Clinic! It’s easy and you will be amazed what monthly care can do. A skip back in their step guaranteed!
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DOG FOOD & CAT FOOD | How to help your pet thriveOver the past 3 years Dr Justine Alley has dedicated time and energy into exploring the intricacies and latest clinical data on pet nutrition, as we believe the gut is the answer.
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AUCKLAND VET WARNING | Puffer fish are lethalWith 250 million odd nasal receptors, a curious attitude and a love of swallowing foul things, all dogs are at risk when walking around harbours and beaches. After heavy seas, deadly puffer fish are a common finding washed up on the beach.
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The Urban Cat - Part 3If you do not want to keep your cat indoors/ your cat does not tolerate indoor life, there are a few things that you can do to protect them from other cats, dogs and cars.
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The Urban Cat - Part TwoMulti-cat households can work well under the right circumstances – by identifying social groups and placing resources (food, water, litter trays, beds, scratch poles, high resting areas etc) in the correct place.
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The Urban CatCats are not typically social creatures and high-density neighborhoods can create additional stressors for our feline companions. Conditions that we see regularly, as a direct result, are bladder, gut and skin issues – as well as behavioural conditions, often requiring long-term treatment.