This is Eva, a 4-year-old Jack Russell terrier who had a chronic fluctuating itchy rash on her belly and feet. This is a classic presentation for atopic dermatitis. Just like us, our pets can develop an allergic reaction to an allergen in the environment, such as grass, pollen, dust mites, insect particles, mould spores, dander…
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Welcome to our 2020 DVM Students
This week they started the final year of their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. In this last year of study, they will immerse themselves in the real world of veterinary medicine and apply their knowledge in a clinical setting not only at Uni Vets Camden but through a variety of clinical placements. When you visit…
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when long lashes are not the best
Long lashes aren’t always the best! This was the case for Frankie, the sweet kitty who initially came into Uni Vets Camden for desexing from a rescue group. During the pre-anaesthetic check, we found that Frankie had a condition of his lower eyelids called “Entropion”. Entropion is a painful condition where the eyelid folds inwards…
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Is your furry friend protected against Leptospirosis?
The recent outbreak of the traditionally “rare” infection in the inner west of Sydney has left many owners concerned for their dog’s safety. Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection which can result in vague signs of fever, vomiting, dehydration, loss of appetite and bloody stool or can progress to kidney and liver disease and sadly sometimes…
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