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Welcome to the PMV Hub — a friendly corner of the internet for pet owners who want honest, easy-to-read info without the overwhelm. This is where we post blogs, pet health tips, and real talk about life with cats and dogs. Have a browse at your own pace, and if there’s a topic you’d like us to cover, just let us know via the form below. We’re always happy to take requests
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Puppy canine teeth usually change between four and six months of age, but retained baby teeth and abnormal tooth positioning can cause problems. Dr Stu explains what normal dental development looks like, what signs owners should watch for, and when a veterinary dental examination is worthwhile.
Base narrow canines (linguoverted canine teeth) are a common dental problem in dogs that can cause significant pain and damage to the roof of the mouth. Learn what causes this condition, how to recognise it, and why early diagnosis and treatment are essential for your dog’s long-term dental health.
Protecting dogs from parasites like paralysis ticks, fleas, heartworm, and intestinal worms is crucial in South East Queensland. This guide compares monthly chews with annual injectable treatments, examining cost, convenience, and reliability. Learn how Personalised Mobile Vet’s Annual Canine Protection Package simplifies preventative healthcare, helping you choose the best, most consistent protection for your dog.
Wish your cat could tell you what’s wrong? Cats are not little dogs. They are solitary, territorial animals with a subtle language most owners never learn. Here are the signs of an unhappy cat, what your cat needs from your home, and what a home visit can show that a clinic can’t.
Gingival hyperplasia is a condition where a dog or cat’s gum tissue grows thicker and taller than it should, creating pockets that trap bacteria and debris. This article explains what causes it, which breeds are most affected, why it matters, and what treatment and home care look like.
“Tick season” isn’t really a thing in Brisbane. Peer-reviewed research shows paralysis ticks stay active year round in South East Queensland, with overlapping life stages and no reliable off period. Here’s what the data actually says, and why prevention needs to run twelve months a year, not just through spring and summer.
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Introduction The cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is the main stabiliser of a dog’s knee (stifle) joint. When this ligament is damaged—most often by gradual degeneration
Canine atopic dermatitis (also called atopy, atopic eczema, allergic dermatitis, canine atopic skin disease, or simply “chronic allergies”) is one of the most common—and most
