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If you have a cat over the age of 8, this might surprise you.
Up to 10% of senior cats develop hyperthyroidism, yet many cases go undiagnosed because the early signs can look like “just getting older” (Peterson 2013).
The reassuring part is this: diagnosis is usually as simple as a quick blood test.
At Southern Cross Vet, w...
The upcoming wild rabbit control program in Greater Sydney (including the Central Coast) is set to release Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV1-K5) in the first week of March 2026. This is part of efforts by authorities to manage populations of wild rabbits (European rabbits, Oryctolagus cuniculus), which have long been a major pest in Australi...
Learn about the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in a dog in Sydney and what it means for pet owners. Dr Sam Kovac breaks down how the virus spreads between humans and pets, precautions you can take at home, and signs to watch for. Stay informed and keep your furry family members safe.
The ABC Radio segment “Pet blood donations: How to help save someone’s best friend” on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Nightlife features Dr Sam Kovac of Southern Cross Vet discussing the urgent need for dog and cat blood donors in Australian veterinary care, and how his mobile blood-bank service is helping shared blood stocks across clinics.
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