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We understand the potential risks of heartworm and offer a variety of preventative options:
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Our experienced team of vets and nurses are dedicated to ensuring that your furry friend receives the highest quality of service, from vaccinations to surgery
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Dr Jessica's journey with Dr Spot began nearly 14 years ago, fresh from her graduation at The University of Sydney. Over the years, she has not only cultivated her veterinary expertise but has also forged deep connections with numerous clients and their beloved pets. Such is the strength of these bonds that some clients awaited her return from maternity leave.In a significant career move, Dr Jessica took the role of Hospital Superintendent at Dr Spot, showcasing her commitment to the practice and the well-being of its patients. This position is both rewarding and challenging, and she embraced the opportunity with enthusiasm and dedication.
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Dr Tanya graduated from The University of Sydney in 1996, fulfilling her dream of becoming a veterinarian. Her veterinary interests are in internal medicine, endocrinology and preventative health care. She joined Dr Spot in 2023 on a part time basis which allows her to balance her passion for pets with her family and other personal interests. Dr Tanya is always eager to chat and answer any specific questions you have about how to give your furry friend the best quality of life possible.
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Martin graduated from the University of Queensland in 2020. Martin a particular interest in Avian medicine in addition to companion animals. His calm and professional approach with patients, clients and staff has earn him a reputation as a trusted and respected member of the team. Martin found his passion to work with animal from a very young age and he has fulfil his love as a Veterinarian. His free time is spend with his young family and furry companions.
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Adrian possess a wealth of experience since he graduated from Sydney University. His love of science, animals, and medicine renders him a perfect fit for his primary interest in veterinary surgery.
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Geoff, the founder of "Dr Spot," envisioned an animal hospital that would be beloved by pets and their owners. He has accomplished this by striving to provide exceptional care within a fun a friendly environment. Geoff is now enjoying his semi-retirement, which allows his to dedicate more time to his passion for aviation.
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As a veterinarian, Eunices is passionate about fulfilling her dream of caring for various animals and ensuring their wellbeing. She firmly believes in the adage that "prevention is better than cure," and she incorporates this philosophy into her approach to animal care.
Heartworms, spread by mosquitoes, can be fatal but prevented. All dogs, even indoor ones, are at risk. One infected mosquito can transmit the disease leading to heart failure, with symptoms like coughing, lethargy, and sudden collapse. Seek veterinary care if symptoms arise.
Heartworm disease is a potentially fatal disease that is caused by a parasitic worm that lives in the heart and lungs of dogs and cats.
Yes, heartworm disease can be treated, but it can be costly and difficult, and the treatment can be hard on your pet. Prevention is the best form of care for your pet.
Heartworm disease is transmitted by mosquitoes that have previously bitten an infected animal.
The symptoms of heartworm disease can include a persistent cough, fatigue, decreased appetite, and weight loss.
The best way to prevent heartworm disease is by using one of the many available heartworm preventatives. These include annual injections, monthly topical treatments, or monthly chews/tablets.
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