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🦷 Every Month Is Dental Month at CoroVets
You know it's August when you see Dental Month and Discounts promos on your Facebook feed. And while we’re all for giving pets’ teeth a little extra attention, here at CoroVets, we believe every month is dental month. Why? Because the pain associated with dental disease doesn't exist for one month of the year. 🎉 The Good News… Starting this August, we’re making dental care a little more rewarding. Each month, one lucky pet owner will win back the cost of their Stage 1 dent
Aug 105 min read
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Improved service for our dairy clients
Our head large animal vet, Michael, has successfully gained accreditation as a National Mastitis Advisory Committee (NMAC) member through a rigorous programme of training, study and examination. NMAC-accredited vets focus on improving milk quality and managing mastitis through expert investigation, analysis, and tailored interventions. Key aspects of an investigation from a NMAC veterinarian include: Accredited Vets: These professionals are trained to investigate somatic ce
May 271 min read
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Pet Toxicities on the Rise: Pauanui & Tairua
At CoroVets, we have noticed a recent increase in toxicity cases, particularly since the country went into lockdown. The majority of these cases have been seen in dogs from Pauanui and Tairua, with the biggest culprit being marijuana toxicity. These dogs have either been on off-lead walks with their owners or gone for a wander after briefly getting off their properties. See Coco’s story below! Some toxicities present with very similar clinical signs. Many of these dogs quickl
Sep 3, 20213 min read
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Potential Complications of Surgery and Anaesthesia
There is a range of general and specific complications associated with sedation, anaesthesia, and the various procedures we perform. As part of the informed consent process, it is important you are aware of these prior to your animal's procedure. Haemorrhage: Haemorrhage is bleeding from cut tissues. Many surgeries involve the transection of blood vessels and subsequent ligation (‘tying off’) or sealing of these vessels. Bleeding, either during or after such surgery, is a pot
Aug 21, 20212 min read
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Pre-anaesthetic Blood Testing
What is pre-anaesthetic blood testing, and why do we offer it prior to a procedure? There are two main indications: Detecting disease...
Aug 18, 20211 min read
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Little Boy's Sticky Situation
Little Boy's Sticky Situation - a case of a surprising foreign object!
Dec 2, 20202 min read
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Helping Sparky Get His Spark Back
A Classic Case of Cushing's Disease... with a Twist. Exploring the Diagnostic Pathway of Hyperadrenocorticism and Thyroid Disease.
Sep 13, 20203 min read
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Double Trouble – A Case of Bilateral MPL and Unilateral CCLR
Find out more about common orthopaedic conditions in small breed dogs - MPL and CCLR.
Jul 17, 20204 min read
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Grass seeds and curly haired dogs
It's that time of year again - when seemingly every inch of beach-side reserve harbours the summer evil that is the grass seed! ​ For our...
Jul 26, 20191 min read
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Joey's Dislocated Elbow
Joey, the 3 year-old heading dog (a type of working dog) presented with a lame leg after running into his owner's motorbike. When he arrived
Apr 1, 20161 min read
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Keeping your pets safe in fireworks season
Why dogs are scared of fireworks and ways to keep them calm. There are several things you can do to help your pets during fireworks season.
Jan 1, 20162 min read
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