Puppies
Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting time for all the family to enjoy. However preparation and patience is important for your new furry little friend....
The health and happiness of your canine friend is about more than just feeding them right. With expert advice from our vets, you can provide the best care for your dog at all stages of their life.
Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting time, but it can also be confusing! We are happy to help with advice on training your new puppy, including toilet training and basic obedience. A health check is important for your new puppy, and we advise on vaccinations, flea control, heartworm treatment and desexing. We also offer puppy pre-school classes which are an excellent way to learn about training your dog while encouraging them to socialise in a safe environment.
As your dog becomes an adult dog, routine health care is still important. Grooming, regular exercise and regular health checks as well as annual vaccinations are all required for adult dogs. Training doesn’t end with puppyhood, and regular training with your dog, whether through an obedience class or one-on-one training will help you and your dog understand each other better.
As your dog gets older, you may notice changes in their behaviour and health. Older dogs have different dietary requirements, exercise requirements and mental health requirements than younger dogs. There are also many treatments available to help your dog with health problems associated with old age including arthritis, heart disease and dental disease.
Discover the best and most up-to-date dog advice, written by our vets. We hope you find it useful!
Please contact us at Ovens & Kiewa Veterinary Hospital if you'd like any more information.
Serving the pet community of the Alpine Shire Council. The pawfect location for pet parents living in Myrtleford, Kiewa Valley, Ovens Valley and surrounding areas!
Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting time for all the family to enjoy. However preparation and patience is important for your new furry little friend....
As we become older we notice changes in ourselves, like human’s, dogs also experience change as they mature.
Your dog may be getting older, but that's no reason why your senior pet cannot enjoy life to the fullest. From nutrition to common health problems,...