As we enter the Covid-19 Traffic light system, we would like to reassure all our clients that taking care of your animals remains our top priority. During any level of the traffic light system, we will continue to see and care for all your loved companion and large animals.
What to expect when making a booking with us under the Covid-19 Traffic Light System.
There are plenty of ways in which we can make the lives of our pets more fun and entertaining! Keeping our pets active and allowing them to engage in their innate behaviors, such as playing, chasing, smelling, chewing and scavenging helps keep them happy and healthy!
Pink eye is a nasty disease that usually occurs in the summer and autumn seasons causing sore inflamed eyes and is the result of a highly contagious bacteria.
As the days get longer and the nights get warmer, we find ourselves enjoying more time outside and this includes getting summer off to a BANG (quite literally). It is Guy Fawkes on Friday 5th of November and we all know what that means…trembling toes and anxious faces on our fur children.
Spring is often a time when we notice an increase in allergic skin conditions affecting our pampered pooches.
Written by Vet Dr Phil Rennie Theileriosis continues to be a significant issue on farms heading into another “Blood Sucking” Summer in the upper North Island. The disease is caused by the parasite Theileria orientalis and is spread by infected cattle ticks when they feed on the animals’ blood. See the typical annual life cycle of a tick below for seasonal pattern of infestation. The disease affects both beef and dairy cattle and it can
As temperatures rise over the coming summer months, a common issue that pet owners should be aware of is heatstroke (aka hyperthermia). Unfortunately, many pet owners do not realise that their cats and dogs can overheat when the weather is hot and may only seek vet treatment when the situation has become serious.
One of the pleasures being a mixed animal veterinarian in the Western Bay of Plenty, is the lifestyle clients and the many species of animal they farm.
Tauranga Veterinary Services is proud to support Healthy Pets New Zealand, a charity which supports research into improved health and welfare for Kiwi pets.
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