Manimals Mobile Vet

06/11/2024

Important message!
For those using Takealot, check the supplier of the product - our friends at VitalVet are one of the large suppliers and can definitely be trusted 👍🌿

10/10/2024

What's the latest scoop on kitty p**p?

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02/07/2024

Feeding kitties 🐈‍⬛💚

08/06/2024

*URGENT* ATTENTION: Rabies
Ensure all the manimals in your life are vaccinated against Rabies ASAP.
If you're not sure if you're up to date, reach out to your vet with a picture of their vaccination record.

"The City of Cape Town is advising the public to stay away from seals as far as possible, and with immediate effect.

The Western Cape Provincial Veterinary Services has confirmed this afternoon, 7 June 2024, that a Cape Fur Seal off the coast at Big Bay has tested positive for rabies. This seal died on 22 May and the laboratory results came in earlier today.

As such, the public must take extra precaution to stay away from Cape Fur Seals as far as possible, and to not, under any circumstances, allow their dogs close to these animals. This precaution applies to the entire Cape Peninsula coastline.

Any person bitten by a seal is urged to seek immediate medical attention, and to notify the relevant authorities. The same applies to any pet bitten by a seal.

The authorities will continue to investigate and will keep the public informed.

See the following links for recent media releases with more information about rabies:

· https://www.westerncape.gov.za...

· https://www.capetown.gov.za/Me...

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Issued by: Media Office, City of Cape Town

Media enquiries: [email protected]

The Western Cape Government works closely with national government and municipalities in the Western Cape to ensure that citizens of the province have access to services, facilities and information they need. We’re committed to delivering an open opportunity society for all.

07/06/2024

Panorama / Plattekloof / Parow North area:
please keep an eye out for George 🤞🏻

!! URGENT !!

20/01/2024

Ball chasing... Friend or foe?
Cue the fun police veterinarian 😜
Any repetitive activity (like ball chasing, agility training, excessive jumping or pivoting and even walking or running on the beach / sand) is really rough on joints and ligaments.
Arthritis is not limited to ageing animals. Any repetitive micro-trauma to a joint will cause arthritis from a young age. Arthritis cannot be cured, only managed.
Look after those joints and ligaments from a young age!

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