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 "Can a Swallowed Foreign Object Be Removed Without Surgery?")
If your dog or cat has swallowed something they should not have, surgery is not always necessary.In some cases, ...
 "My Cat Has Eaten String or Something Unusual, What Should I Do?")
Cats can be surprisingly inventive when it comes to swallowing things they should not.String, ribbon, hair ties,...
 "My Dog or Cat Is Struggling to Pee. When Is It an Emergency?")
Changes in the way your dog or cat urinates can be easy to miss, especially in the early stages.Your d...
 "Bladder Stones in Dogs and Cats: Signs and Minimally Invasive Treatment Options")
Bladder stones can affect both dogs and cats. Some pets show obvious discomfort, while others may only have subt...
 "DDD Zoran’s Legacy lives on through Canine Blood Donation")
For almost eight years, DDD Zoran served alongside his handler, Leading Senior Constable Abby Ashton, as part of...
 "A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Sydney Community: Celebrating 5 Star Care at VSOS Emergency")
Our team at Veterinary Specialists of Sydney (VSOS) has been incredibly moved by an influx of hundreds of glowin...
 "Clinical Notes: Beyond Management: Advancing Veterinary Cardiology from Palliation to Cure")
For many general practitioners, a cardiology referral is synonymous with lifelong medication and managing the pr...
 "Heat Stroke - Clinician Guidance (VSOS)")
Heat stroke needs rapid, decisive action. Active cooling and early airway control when indicated. Don't waste tim...
 "Snakebite in Small Animals: Advice to Clinicians")
Snake envenomation can look deceptively mild at first and then deteriorate quickly. This page distils our emerge...
