By Dr Nicole Rous Veterinary medicine has traditionally focused on preventing disease, diagnosing illness, and treating health conditions as they arise. While these remain the foundations of good veterinary care, advances in diagnostics are allowing us to take a...
By Dr Nicole Rous It’s normal for dogs to feel worried or uncertain from time to time. Just like people, dogs can become stressed by changes in their environment, unfamiliar situations, or unexpected events. However, when anxiety begins...
By Dr Nicole Rous Probiotics have become increasingly popular in both human and veterinary medicine. Many pet owners are now familiar with the idea that supporting the gut microbiome may have benefits for digestive health, immunity, and overall wellbeing....
By Dr Nicole Rous Itching is one of the most common reasons dogs are brought to the vet. Many owners assume that an itchy dog must have allergies, but the reality is often more complex. While allergies...
By Dr Nicole Rous Changes in behaviour are one of the more common concerns we see in general practice. Dogs may become more reactive, anxious, restless, or difficult to settle, and understandably, owners often look for a clear...
By Dr. Nicole Rous A Vet’s Guide to Calming Supplements for Dogs Dog stress and anxiety are increasingly common concerns, particularly in busy urban environments where routines, sounds, visitors, travel and time alone can all influence how safely...
Pet Dental Care in Melbourne Professional Dental Care for Dogs and Cats Dental disease is one of the most common health conditions affecting dogs and cats, yet it often goes unnoticed until it becomes painful or advanced. Many pets...
