Ear mites are a common form of parasite affecting cats of all ages. This parasitic infection is highly contagious and can pass easily between cats and dogs, and kittens often pick up the mites from infected parents. Additionally, the mites can move from the ears to other parts of your cat’s body if left untreated. Ear mites can irritate your cat so much they will scratch their ears until they injure their canals, which can damage their hearing, so it’s important to seek prompt treatment and a vet clinic like Warnbro Veterinary Hospital if you suspect your cat has ear mites.…
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Gum disease is an inflammatory condition that occurs when your dog has high levels of bacteria in their mouth. The bacteria bind with food debris and create plaque, which is a sticky substance that coats the teeth. Your dog’s immune system recognises plaque as a foreign invader and attempts to destroy the plaque using white blood cells, but bacteria can respond to this by causing enzymes to be released that break down your dog’s gum tissue.…
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Getting your dog to the vet for a vaccination can be tricky and tiring. However, your job isn’t over once the injection has been given; you’ll need to keep an eye out to make sure that no unexpected side-effects occur. Of course, there’s no real need to worry – and especially no need to avoid the vaccination altogether. Only a very small percentage of pooches will experience even a temporary reaction, and the risks of leaving them unprotected are much more serious.…
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