Resources
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Staff Shortage & Longer waiting times in Veterinary Clinics
Dear Customers, Please take a moment and read this article from SVA. https://sva.org.sg/news/staffshortage2023/
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Artificial Insemination In Dogs
Terminology: Sire – male dog Dam/Bitch – female dog What is artificial insemination (AI)? Artificial Insemination (or AI) refers to the process of artificially implanting dog semen into…
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Dogs and cats get diabetes too!
Many of us are familiar with the human condition “Diabetes Mellitus”, also known as high blood sugar. What many people do not know, is that our dogs and…
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Gut Stasis in Rabbits/Guinea Pigs
Gut stasis is a common life-threatening syndrome found in Rabbits (and even Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas) presented for veterinary attention. Gut stasis occurs when there’s reduced to complete…
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Bladder Stones In Dogs And Cats
Bladder stones, also known as uroliths, are rock-like mineral deposits that form inside the bladder of the dog or cat. The most common symptoms of bladder stones are…
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Constipation in Cats
Constipation in Cats: Probably will not just ‘pass out on its own’. Most cats defecate at least 1-2 times a day. While not defecating everyday seems like a…
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Dental Health in Pets
Whenever dental health in pets is brought up, there usually is a wide array of opinions on what can be and needs to be done. If you think…
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Home Delivery Service
To all our valued customers, We are pleased to announce that now we have home delivery service for your furkids medications. Please call clinic for further enquiries. *Not…
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Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD)
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) In View of the recent outbreak of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease in Singapore, this article aims to educate, you the rabbit owner, about the disease,…
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Parasite Prevention and Control
Gastrointestinal Parasites These include roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms. If infested, clinical signs include vomiting, diarrhoea, anaemia ( hookworms) and even death if left untreated. A simple Faecal…
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Covid-19 Precautionary Measures
COVID-19 Precautionary Measures To our valued customers, We here at Vet Practice Pte Ltd value your safety and have rolled out the following measures: 1.Customer Monitoring -We take…
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Sterilizations (Neutering/Desexing)
Sterilization is an operation to remove the reproductive organs of your pet. For the female, this means removing her ovaries and uterus, rendering her incapable of falling pregnant….
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Vaccinations
Why Do Pets Need Vaccinations? Vaccinations are injections that our pets receive to protect them against harmful and deadly diseases. They help our pets build up their immunity…
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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
Western drugs and surgery are usually the most effective choice for treating acute diseases. Managing chronic diseases however can be challenging as the disease either becomes resistant to…
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Laser Therapy
We are pleased to announce that we now provide Laser Therapy. What Is Laser Therapy? Laser Therapy is the use of several pulse frequencies to produce in…
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Food Recall Statement
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