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Asked by Crystal
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Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Not necessarily reason to panic, but
definitely reason to do something about it.
Where there is one flea, there are usually
others in the intermediate life stages - eg...
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Asked by Erin
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Ear problems in cats have a number of possible
causes and they can be divided into primary or
secondary causes. Primary ones trigger ear
inflammation directly, and the...
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Asked by Erin
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Erin, it depends on the cause of the sickness.
Some illnesses are very species specific, like
some respiratory infections and many
gastrointestinal viruses, and they d...
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Asked by Steffanie
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Hi Steffanie, this is definitely cause for
concern. The ears are obviously bothering your
dog a great deal so it's time for a visit to
your vet.. Some possible causes ...
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Asked by Zanna
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Zanna, it sounds like your bird is bonded to
you and relying on you for his social
interactions. There are things you can do to
resolve his raucous behavior but it can...
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Asked by Elaine
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Elaine, can you elaborate a bit please? I'm
not familiar with the term so I'm not sure
what an incomplete flap refers to. Thanks :-)
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Asked by Christine H
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
If L-lysine isn’t helping at the moment, there
are a couple of things that can help. One is
that the dose needs to be adjusted upwards,
and your vet can advise on this...
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Asked by Erin
Answered by Dr Audrey Harvey BVSc (Hons), Veterinarian
Lyme disease is caused by a species of
bacteria that is transmitted to dogs by ticks.
Symptoms only develop in 5-10% of infected
dogs and they don’t show up until week...
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Asked by Jamie
Answered by Dr Dave Brooks, BVetMed BSc MRCVS
Hi Jamie, good question and one that I cant
answer completely because I cannot diagnose
and treat your pet without physically
examining him but here are some general
g...
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