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From pet health tips to ideas on fighting illness in pets, you can learn how to make your pets' lives better here.

We understand your pets are a big part of your family. We are here for you every step of the way when it comes to your pet's health. Our blog is consistently updated with helpful articles, case studies and information on pet medication relevant to you and your pet.

The Vet Says” is a series of informative articles written by our vets, including the expert advice for your FAQs about all things healthy pets from daily living to diseases, hoping to share some of our knowledge and experience, with a sense of humour and a lot of love. We hope you enjoy the read, and do let us know if you have any questions, or you want us to write about a specific topic. We are all about pet health and owner education!

(Please note that we only write about general topics and we will not address individual pet’s questions online.)

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29 Dec 2023

Most Popular Dog Breeds we see at Wellness

Keeping a pet dog can bring comfort to people, eliminate loneliness and bring a lot of fun to life, and they will be regarded as family members. Commonly seen pet dogs include Mongrel, Golden Retrievers, Poodles and Shiba Inus. Before considering owning a pet dog, apart from the living environment, you need to understand the character and habits of different
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18 Nov 2022

Itching and Allergies in Dogs

There’s a medical term “Pruritus” for itching. It is common in many skin disorders; itching and scratching are commonly associated with flea allergy dermatitis and other allergic skin diseases. Is it common in dogs? Itching (Pruritus) is a common clinical sign of many skin disorders. It is often accompanied by red, inflamed areas of the skin and may lead to
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31 Oct 2022

Christmas pet safety tips

The holiday season is an exciting moment for both pets and pet parents. However, there can be a lot of potential dangers for cats and dogs, especially poisonous plants and food. This article would provide some useful tips to keep your furry friends safe and enjoy a stress-free Christmas. What sort of festive plants are toxic to cats and dogs?
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04 Apr 2022

Caring for Indoor Cats

There are many circumstances in which keeping a cat indoors may be safer for the cat and therefore, arguably, better for the cat. Indoor cats are at lower risk for injuries associated with the outdoor environment (e.g. cars, trains, dogs, predators, humans) and are at far less risk of contracting parasites and infectious diseases such as feline leukemia, feline infectious
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04 Apr 2022

Distemper in dogs

What is Canine Distemper Virus (CDV)? Dogs distemper is a highly contagious viral disease and common in Hong Kong. It is caused by a virus which is shed in bodily secretions but especially from the respiratory tract. Unvaccinated dogs of any age are susceptible to CDV but particularly puppies. The disease is spread mainly by direct contact between a susceptible
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04 Apr 2022

Parvovirus Infections in dogs

What is Canine parvovirus disease? Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a highly contagious viral disease of dogs that commonly causes acute gastrointestinal illness in puppies. Canine parvovirus disease is caused by Parvovirus. The main source of the virus is the faeces of infected dogs. The faeces of an infected dog can have a high concentration of viral particles. Susceptible animals become
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04 Apr 2022

4 Essential Tips for Picking Dog Food for puppy

As a dog owner, you should know about the correct way to feed your four legs friend. Knowing the right tips for giving essential nutrients is important and this begins when they are still in puppies period as this early age of development require core attention, and need the correct diet to stay healthy. Here are some useful diet tips
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04 Apr 2022

Osteoarthritis in Cats

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a chronic degenerative disease resulting in changes to the tissues that comprise a joint, such as cartilage, joint capsule, and surrounding bone. OA can develop due to a primary problem with the joint (excess force or abnormal shape) or may develop through wear-and-tear activities of daily life. The joints most commonly affected in cats are the hip,
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04 Apr 2022

Meet Dr Andrew – Wellness Veterinary Hospital Vet

Dr. Andrew is a small animal veterinarian from Melbourne, Australia. After graduating from the University of Melbourne in 2008, he began his career at a veterinary clinic on the other side of the world in the US. His career path has found him leading veterinary teams as Medical Director in both Miami, FL, and Chicago, IL, and completing a surgical
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04 Apr 2022

Vet Q&A: Dr Andrew Answers Your Questions on Pet Dental Care

As a devoted and loving pet parent, you know that caring for your pet includes caring for their teeth. After all, dental problems can not only cause lots of pain, but can lead to dental disease and other health issues. So, how can you keep those teeth white and healthy? And what can pet parents do about their dog’s smelly
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04 Apr 2022

4 Tips For Buying Dog Treats Like a Smart Dog Owner

In nowadays market we definitely have choices when it comes to dog treats. In fact, there may be too many choices – it can easily be overwhelming if you are wondering what treats to buy your dog that are safe, within budget and that they will like. Here’re some tips on how to buy dog treats so you and your
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04 Apr 2022

Hookworm infection in dogs

What are hookworms? Hookworms (Ancylostoma caninum, Ancylostoma braziliense, Uncinaria stenocephala) are intestinal parasites of your pets that get their name from the hook-like mouthparts they use to anchor themselves to the lining of the intestinal wall. They are only about 2-3 mm long and so small that it is very difficult to see them with the naked eye. Despite their
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