🐾 Meet Simba! 🐾 This adorable kitty came in with a case of ear mites, causing serious itching and discomfort. 😿 Dr. Gillian’s examination revealed coffee ground-like material in the ear canal. cytology microscopic exam confirmed otodectes mites (ear mites).
In our video, you can catch a glimpse of Simba’s ear mites under the microscope, showcasing the tiny pests causing all the trouble. 📹 Simba received treatment for both the ear mites and inflammation and is now on the road to recovery. 🩺
If you notice your pet excessively scratching, head shaking, hair loss, irritation, coffee grounds like discharge or pus please give us a call on 6113 9996. 🐱💕
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We had a bunch of adorable baby blue tongue lizards brought into us after a dog attack. We assessed them and the healthy bubs were released back in to their natural habitat after lapping up some watermelon. 🍉🪨 💙
Meet Ronald 🦆💛
She came in after a suspected cat or fox attack and had a flush, clean and stitch up. 💉
Thanks to the team at @ganggangcafe 🥬 from providing lettuce and assisting in her care 😄 she has been a trooper ever since. 💪
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‼️It’s grass seed season‼️
Check your dog over regularly for grass seeds.
Inspect the whole body, focusing particularity on the paws, ears, eyes, mouth and nostrils.
If a grass seed breaks the skin you will see redness and swelling.
Grass seeds can be very dangerous and work their way further into the animals body if left untreated.
Contact your Vet if you're worried your dog has a grass seed.
