Nature Needs Us and Now is the Time to Take Action
The Bay of Plenty is leading the way for Conservation Week 2019, with 26 events registered for people of all ages to get involved and care for our nature.
Alfie’s recovery from hypotherrrrmia, brrrr!
Keeping your pet warm with a cosy and comfortable place to sleep is a priority.
Hypothermia (abnormally low body temperature) can be life-threatening and kittens...
A dusk to dawn bush experience
Experiencing the intensity of the New Zealand bush at night then waking up to hear native birds in a rousing dawn chorus.
However for one...
Kleptomaniac Kyla
Recently, Kyla the Maine Coon kitten came into our clinic feeling unwell, off her food and vomiting. Maine Coons are an increasingly popular breed...
If you like trout, think about catfish
All it would take to cause irreversible damage to our lakes and tributaries is one person transporting a catfish or its eggs to a...
Five Tips to Boost Your Pet’s Health and Longevity
Provide a loving environment – animals (and humans!) thrive when they are provided with a loving and environment where they are nurtured and...
Mural Unveiling “Te Wao Tapu Nui o Tane Mahuta – The Domain of Tane”
The Department of Conservation Tauranga is hosting a public celebration for the mural unveiling of Te Wao Tapu Nui o Tane Mahuta...
Charlie’s Lucky Escape
There have been four recent instances of cats being attacked by two or three roaming dogs in the Maungatapu area.
Tui in our Backyard
Tui are beautiful native birds that feed largely on the nectar of flowers which is facilitated by their extraordinary long tongues.
Who shot Cat the cat?
This x-ray belongs to a cat called Cat. Seriously, that’s his name – no typo. It’s the best his owner could come up with...