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The Neighbourhood Vet Tewantin: A Thriving Practice Powered by Provet The Neighbourhood Vet Tewantin is an independent small-animal clinic located on the Sunshine Coast. It was founded by Dr Amber...
Author: Denzie White, Senior Nurse, ARH Woollongong & Technical Support Officer, Vepalabs Ella, the 5-year-old yellow Labrador, presented to her regular general practice clinic unwell. Her recent...
Covetrus Ascend helps Woofy’s on Kuhls ‘free up time for building a client base and focusing on animal care.’ Introducing Woofy's on Kuhls - a veterinary surgery north of Toowoomba Woofy’s on Kuhls is...
Biotech company PharmAust Limited is pleased to announce a significant milestone for a four-legged patient in the Phase 2 trial for the treatment of canine B-cell Lymphoma. Thirteen-year-old Beagle ‘Louie’...
A retired policeman’s quest to improve his dog’s quantity and quality of life As a pet owner, hearing the news that your furry companion has been diagnosed with cancer can be devastating. Retired Melbourne...
Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in dogs is one of the common neurological conditions seen in practice. It is caused by displacement of part of the intervertebral disc, often located in the thoracolumbar and cervical region, causing pain and neurologica
Great success has been achieved by PharmAust in its clinical trials testing the drug monepantel as an anticancer agent for pet dogs with treatment naive B cell lymphoma. PharmAust has made monepantel into a convenient, take at home tablet.
After being diagnosed with canine lymphoma in April 2021, Chica’s owners decided to take part in the PharmAust trial of monepantel, a new anti-cancer drug. This is Chica& story…. Chica was a Black Kelpie born on a farming property in WA. She was a very
Ryley was only 5 when diagnosed with lymphoma – her family decided to get involved with the PharmAust MPL drug trial… The pet owner’s perspective from Sharon, Ryley’s mum… Tell us about Ryley how did she come into your family and what does she mean
Canine protein-losing enteropathy (PLE) is commonly considered to occur secondary to severe inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and is associated with poor outcome, with only about 50% of dogs surviving longer than 4 months. The syndrome typically causes ga
