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positive dog socialisation begins with a strong bond

Feb

Tips for providing positive dog socialisation experiences for your dog

Today, we’re looking at providing tips for positive dog socialisation experiences for dogs that might struggle with socialisation. A previous dog socialisation blog for general tips is available on the Fox Valley Animal Hospital blog. We also covered this topic recently in...

leave dog myths behind with the right advice from your vet

Feb

6 dog myths we humans need to leave behind

Dogs definitely are the new vogue pet if all the internet memes are anything to go by. However, we’re also still repeating and perpetuating a lot of dog myths along the way. These myths may seem harmless, but they could be causing your dog frustration or even putting them at...

shy dog looking up at owner wearing jumper

Feb

What to do when you have a shy dog

It’s quite possible to have a shy dog. Or to have one that is socially awkward. Heck, you might have a dog that really doesn’t enjoy the company of other dogs at all. Socialising your dog is an important part of your puppy growing into a healthy, happy dog. Yet not...

family cat in the garden lying on concrete in front of bush

Dec

How to keep your family cat safe in the garden

Your family cat may seem like a tough cookie, but they still need to take care. Especially in the garden. Having them participate safely and happily in family life can be a challenge when outdoor time is involved. Cats have a specific set of dangers that you might want to...

discussing cats health with cat peeking from a tree

Dec

How to care for your cat’s health in summer

When summer rolls around, so too do the need to pay particular attention to your cat’s health. Here at Wahroonga’s Fox Valley Animal Hospital, we do what we can to ensure your cat stays in perfect feline health all year round. We show you how to care for your cat’s health in...

Nov

How do you know you have the right vet for your pet?

A common misconception with pet owners is that your local vet is the best option. This isn’t always the case. Getting to a vet fast in an emergency is important, but what happens if the pet care you receive is not up to scratch, then the speed in which you reach it won’t change a...

Nov

Thinking of taking a trip to the dog beach?

Thinking of taking a trip to the dog beach? Fox Valley Animal Hospital of Wahroonga has you covered. Summer holidays for many means taking your dog to the beach. Whether you are venturing to the Northern Beaches of Sydney, taking a day trip to the Central Coast or going either...

Nov

Playing pet-safe with Australian wildlife in your garden

Staying pet-safe is a super important part of living in this lush, green area of Wahroonga. We know that we intersect with all manner of Australian wildlife. This can include a multitude of reptiles, insects and marsupials. For the safety of your family pet and the wildlife and...

Nov

How to keep your dog safe in your garden

As Wahroonga vets enjoying the leafy green of the area with our own pets, we know dogs and gardens are a fun combination. There’s backyard cricket with the kids. Dogs love catching a few rays in the sun or having a snooze under a favourite tree. They also make great places for...

Aug

Pet cafes and dog’s day out at the pub: The life of Sydney dogs

Sydney dogs are on the move! There’s been a growing movement towards taking our pets everywhere. Right now, your very own Dr Alex is winging his way through Europe with his trusty adopted greyhound, Neneh Cherry, by his side. But what should you consider when participating?...

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