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K-Laser Therapy Sessions in WA Learn The Benefits of K-Laser therapy

K-Laser Therapy Sessions in WA Learn The Benefits of K-Laser therapy

K-Laser Therapy appointments available at Hanly Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Call us to book an appointment. Tel: 9459 5595 What is a K-Laser therapy? In simple terms a K-laser is a non invasive device used to control the way energized atoms are able to release...

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Choker chains

Choker chains

Choker chains We have always considered choker chains and some dog leads inhumane, torture and animal cruelty. Long term damage Choker chains​ cause long term damage to dogs neck vertebrae as well as pain, osteoarthritis, front leg lameness, partial radial nerve...

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Canine Hip Dysplasia

Canine Hip Dysplasia

Canine Hip Dysplasia Canine Hip Dysplasia in dogs is an abnormal formation of the hip joint; you can think of the hip joint like a ball and socket fitting snugly together. When hip joints are dysplastic it means the joints are too loose and depending on severity, hip...

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Why is it important to sterilise pets

Why is it important to sterilise pets

Dr Gary Hanly is long retired now. In an Interview - Years ago he talked about why is it so important to sterilise (de-sex) your pets. Our current Veterinary Team share these same thoughts today. Author Karin Pearson - TV Presenter Getting a new kitten is exciting for...

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Snake Bites in Australia

Snake Bites in Australia

SNAKE BITES Snakes emerging from 6 months hibernation. Venom is highly concentrated and toxic, as snake feed the venom is less toxic. Venom is fatal in many dogs and cats until May/June when hibernation begins the yearly cycle of a snake life.A snake does not want to...

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Is Your Rabbit Vaccinated?

Rabbit Vaccinations are Important here's why?

 Protection for Pet Rabbits

The RHDV1 strain of the rabbit haemorrhagic disease know as Calicivirus, which was first released in Australia by the Australian Government in 1996 was to control the population of wild rabbits.
To boost the RHDV1 virus strain’s effectiveness to further control Rabbit populations, both state and territory governments around Australia released another virus in March 2017 known as K5

 

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