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Long haired mini dachy??

Taking bloods and running a full general health profile is not something stressful/painfull. A jugualr sample should take less than a minute to aquire and an in house haematology and biochemistry profile could tell a lot.

Robert Stabler is who we reccomend to our clients when needed and Ive only ever heard fantastic things about him! :D

She's stunning! :D

Half Kegs make the best water bowels! Cheap as and cant be chewed, knocked over or carried around, and are deep enough to keep the water at a cool temp!

David is great! Your in the best possible hands.

Our clinic charges a standard fee for castrations regardless of weight, however speys on the other hand are priced in accordance with weight. Costs aside, you want to make sure that wherever you go that your pet will have an iv catheter in place throughout surgery, fluid therapy given whilst under GA, and anti inflamatories dispensed for a few days post op.

Find another vet. Our clinic orders daily, I can't recall meloxicam ever being placed on backorder due to supply issues?? We always stock it, but even if a special order were necessary, it would be available the next working day.

Thiopentane is the one to avoid, they have trouble metabolizing it.

Just wondering if anyone knows if there are any herding contacts/training/opportunities in the Hunter Valley?? Or is Erskine Park in Syd the closest?? Cheers, Renae

More Kelpies :D Irish Wolfhound Whippet And one day when we're old and grey we'll have a mini dachy or two again

http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/218991-leptospirosis-alert-for-qld-dogs/

Leptospirosis, is the name your after i think

When we're talking about the commercial rat/mice baits that we buy off the shelf, by the time the rodents die, the poisen has already been metabolised by thier system and seconday poisening is not an issue. I believe it is a concern though with some of the drinks and baits the pros will use.

Hi all! I recently rescued a gorgeous little cav from our local pound and have been fostering her while we get all her vetting done. We foster normally for Aust. Working Dog Rescue but she hardly fits that description lol, so have done it all privately. We've recently had her speyed at work (Vet nurse here lol) vaccinated, given heartworm prophylaxis, flea and Intestinal worm treated etc. Two of our vets have cleared her heart We have crate trained her and taught her to lead. She's amazing with our young kiddles ( 4 and 7), horses, cats and other dogs. Chelsea is just 18 months old and we think she is now ready to find her perfect forever home. I am totally in love with her, and will not let her go untill we are 100% certain she has that amazing forever home she deserves, so thought here might be a good place just to make enquiries and see if anyone may know someone that has only the best home to offer Chelsea Cheers, Renae