Please meet “Trevor” my 2yr old Frenchie. My family re-homed Trevor one year ago and the little guy has had a huge impact on us all. We adore him and we do all that we can to keep him happy and healthy. In a recent consultation at Southern Animal Health (SAH), we were discussing Trevor’s […]
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Zena the Bulldogs BOAS Testimonial
I’ll start by admitting that I naively bought Zena when the Bulldogs won the AFL premiership, so I knew nothing of the many health issues that Bulldogs are susceptible to. Her breathing was laboured at times and she did snore, but it never seemed to be an issue. Zena had two very serious turns at […]
Jed The Staffie’s TPLO Testimonial
Our initial vet was unable to either localise the problem or get a diagnosis for around a year and Jed was being treated for arthritis. We researched other vet clinics and found the Southern Animal Health (SAH) website which gave us confidence they were experts in advanced lameness. We were amazed that within a few […]
Ishtar’s Lucky Break – Post Op Update
Four weeks after her double-plating surgery, Ishtar is progressing well. ARVE Error: src mismatch provider: youtube url: https://youtu.be/xFZpE8yCg5s src in org: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xFZpE8yCg5s?feature=oembed&wmode=transparent src in mod: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xFZpE8yCg5s?wmode=transparent src gen org: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xFZpE8yCg5s If you missed Ishtar’s story you can catch up here.
Bonnie the British Bulldog BOAS
Our little British Bulldog is turning two in August and when we first looked at buying a purebred puppy, the search was more on reputable breeders. A great breeder was found and Bonnie the Bullie joined the family. When researching this breed we knew that there was issues around breathing and it could potentially be […]
Ishtar’s Lucky Break
Ishtar is a 6 year old Belgian Shepherd who came to us after a nasty accident in which she fractured her right front and right hind legs. Ishtar was saved from euthanasia by German Shepherd Rescue Victoria (GSRV), a charity that rescues, fosters and re-homes injured and abandoned German Shepherd (or in this case, Belgian […]
Frank’s Lifesaving GDV Surgery
The call came late morning on a Sunday – a Newfoundland dog was on route to our hospital with suspected bloat. Bloat (or gastric dilatation) is a very serious condition that most commonly occurs in larger deep-chested breeds and if not quickly treated, will progress to gastric torsion (where the stomach twists around on itself). […]