News & information
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Parasites: Intestinal worms
Feb 10 2020
Intestinal Worms are present in your pets from birth. They live in all types of animals and some types of worms can be zoonotic, meaning it can also transfer from…
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Parasites: fleas & ticks
Feb 02 2020
Fleas, ticks. If you have a pet, you will at some point here about these parasites that may affect the health and comfort of your pet, young or adult. They…
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Snake bites
Jan 23 2020
By Dr Russell Dyer In Australia there may be 60,000 cases of snake bites per year of dogs and cats. Up to 15,000 deaths of pets may occur. Climate…
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Mental health and well-being of your Veterinarian
Jan 08 2020
At the Gisborne Veterinary Clinic, we are so fortunate to have passionate and dedicated nurses and vets. Many veterinarians have wanted to be vets since they were young children and…
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Preventing heat stress in pets
Dec 05 2019
When the warmer weather is on its way, please be alert to the potential danger to your pets of heatstroke (also known as heat stress). Heatstroke is a common issue…
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Bush fire season. Are you prepared?
Nov 27 2019
With the weather warming up and bush fire season steadily looming towards us, it is important to make sure that we are prepared in case of a fire. Putting some…
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What is a Tonometer ?
Oct 24 2019
We are excited to announce the arrival of a new piece of equipment which will be an invaluable tool in the assessment of ocular conditions in dogs, cats and horses. A…
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Progesterone Testing in dogs
Oct 24 2019
Our modern blood testing machinery at the Gisborne Veterinary Clinic is now running in-house progesterone testing in bitches. These tests will allow treating veterinarians to predict the optimal time for…
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Foaling- Are you prepared?
Oct 21 2016
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Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
Oct 21 2016
One of the most common injuries we see in small animal practice is a ruptured or partial tear to a ACL. Dogs of all breeds may suffer these injuries,and we…
