Month: March 2017

When people find lumps on their pet, they often panic. It’s easy to assume the worst. And then they often avoid finding out more. So what should I do if I find a lump on my pet?   Any lumps should be checked by your pet’s vet as soon as possible.  Not every lump or bump…

KENNY Kenny is a 23 week old English Pointer X male who came to the clinic with an eye problem.   During his clinical examination, the vet noticed that he still had all 4 of his deciduous (temporary) canine teeth, causing the emerging permanent teeth to erupt out of position.  The lower ones were emerging more…

Sam is a 5 year old male Springer Spaniel who came to the clinic with a very sore right ear. On examination it was discovered that he had a lot of wax and several small ulcers in the ear canal and the outer skin was very red and inflamed. His left ear was quite normal.…