We understand how you and your pet can be impacted when they are feeling stressed or anxious. Sometimes, this anxiety is sparked by certain things happening around or to your pet, such as Fireworks or trips to the vet. Sometimes, pets just seem anxious all the time. When there is serious issues, the best place […]
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When it comes to technology that helps your pet, the veterinary science field just keeps growing exponentially and much of what is available in human medicine very quickly becomes available for our pets. There are some things that technology performs that simply couldn’t be achieved any other way. And as part of our philosophy of
Information via Newsletters and Blogs Chances are you are reading this newsletter as an online version sent to your email address. Technology helps makes this possible. First, we create content on computer using word or similar, often finding great images to support the words online. Then we create an information blog that is accessible on
This may not feel like “technology making life simpler” but really it is. The team at VetsOne want to focus on advocacy for your pet – recommending the care they need and deserve. And we understand that sometimes it can be difficult to finance that need, especially in the case of urgent and serious illness
Along with the usual dangers of the hot Hawkes Bay summers, including hot concrete, leaving animals in hot cars, heat stroke at the beach or river and the infamous barley grass seeds, there are also dangers relating to the festive season that pet owners need to be aware of. Many of the common foods, treats
Our team understands that we all lead busy lives. Remembering to make an appointment during business hours can be a hassle. In fact, some people (maybe you) don’t like phoning to make appointments at any time. Great News!! We have a very easy to use online booking app attached to the home page on our
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In many cases, we are able to offer access to a wider range of products than we can stock in store giving you better access to the things you want. The shop is very easy to use. It includes really good information about each product. In addition, you can set up your order to be
Our role as a vet nurse is to help treat and care for sick and injured animals. We also help with routine surgeries and consults. We do this by using what we have been trained in; phlebotomy, anaesthesia, nutrition, surgical nursing, client communications, emergency triage, radiology, radiation treatments, pharmacology, laboratory diagnostics, caring for in-patients, professional
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We all know how stress, anxiety and fear affects us as humans but it’s not often thought about for our pets. We think a lot about physical health like getting the dog out for a walk but not about psychologically, especially when it comes to our vet visits. Puppies and kittens have a critical impact
The surgery Spey/ castration surgery is a recommended elective procedure for all pets not required for breeding. It is a routinely performed surgery and is very safe. However, it is important to understand that with any surgery or anaesthetic, there are risks involved. Every animal is different and may respond differently to medications given. Factors
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