Sphynx cats make unique pets and have been popular since the breed was introduced in the 1960s. However, they require a lot of extra, specialized care. Today our vets from Newtown Veterinary Specialists go over what you should know before purchasing or adopting a Sphynx.
Although your feline friend might look cute and "fluffy" with a few extra pounds, carrying extra weight can be detrimental to your cat's overall health. Here, our Newtown vets offer advice on how to tell if your cat is overweight and how you can help them reach their optimal size.
There are lots of garden and house plants that are toxic to felines. Today our vets in Newtown share the most common plants that are toxic to cats and tell you how you can protect your cat, and the symptoms you should look for.
Every cat will vomit once in a while however, severe or frequent vomiting could be a symptom of a more serious condition. Here, our emergency vets in Newtown discuss the reasons for cat vomiting and when you should take your kitty to the vet.
At Newtown Veterinary Specialists we often see dogs suffering from dehydration, which occurs when their bodies lose more water than they take in. Today our Newtown vets discuss the symptoms of dehydration in dogs and how it can be prevented.
Here, our Newtown vets at Newtown Veterinary Specialists discuss the causes of kidney failure in dogs, its symptoms, and the treatment options available.
The summers can get hot in Newtown and that means our 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital beings to see an increase in dogs with heatstroke symptoms, which could be deadly. In this blog, our vets discuss the symptoms of heatstroke and what you should do if you notice these symptoms in your dog.
Please call us before you come to ensure that our hospital is not at capacity and we are able to treat your pet. We realize the impact this has on our community, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
We appreciate your patience during these difficult times.
Newtown Veterinary Specialists