Monthly Archives: February 2020

Hot Spots

A hot spot is an itchy, red, and often ulcerated skin lesion that develops very rapidly (hence the name ‘Hot Spot’) caused by a series of events that begins with very itchy skin. This itch could be due to fleas or other insect bites, allergies, or even an ear infection. In response to the itch,…
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Animal Donation Program

The heartbreak we see, when the time comes to say goodbye to furfamily members is genuinely one of the toughest parts of the job. As a part of The University of Sydney School of Veterinary Science ( SSVS), Uni Vets Camden is proud to be engaged with the school’s body donation as an option to…
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When did your cat last visit the vet?

Did you know that cats are much less likely to be taken to the vet than dogs?   Preventative health care is just as important for your cat as it is for your dog – this includes vaccinations, checking the teeth and a general physical exam!   One reason why many owners are more reluctant…
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The very hungry Labrador

We recently received a visit from one of our favourite young Labrador patients, Freddie. In accordance with his breed’s reputation, Freddie has an appetite for things that he shouldn’t, having already had a pillowcase removed by our surgeons seven months prior. When we heard that Freddie was feeling unwell, off his food and that a…
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