Here is the link to the recording of Kellam’s webinar on vision loss in dogs. Assessing dogs with vision loss can be a challenge in general practice. Blindness can occur from a variety of different pathologies and identification of the cause of vision loss is key to determine whether a Read more
Cataracts are a common cause of blindness in dogs, and cataract surgery can be performed in suitable patients to restore vision. The earlier we can assess patients with cataracts, the more easily we can tell whether they are good candidates for surgery. Ideally we would take a look before the Read more
Due to the difficulties in maintaining an efficient schedule for our busy clinic, we are not able to offer bookings for consultation and surgery on the same day. We have developed some options to help make referral more accessible and hopefully more convenient for clients from outside the region. Please Read more
Swinging light test for assessment of direct and indirect pupillary light reflexes This testing technique is the most effective way to assess both the direct and indirect pupillary light reflexes in companion animal species. Testing is best performed in a darkened environment. The gaze of the observer always follows the Read more
This depends on few factors. We will always be able to provide you with useful information from a remote assessment, but there are a few things worth considering: – Urgency – For most urgent cases remote assessment is the best initial option. We are usually fully booked for consultations every Read more