by Dr. Belinda Parsons | Mar 5, 2025 | Blog
Is your pet’s cough just a little irritation, or is it something more serious? As a vet, I see so many pet owners dismiss a cough as “just a tickle” or “probably nothing.” But I also see cases where that same cough was the first sign of something much more serious. So...
by Dr. Belinda Parsons | Feb 24, 2025 | Blog
Hi, I’m Dr. Belinda from Rouse Hill Family Vets. If your pet is experiencing vomiting or diarrhea, I know how worrying it can be. While it may seem like just a simple upset stomach, waiting too long to seek help could put your pet’s health at serious risk. Vomiting...
by Rouse Hill Family Vets | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
Why Anxious Pets Need a Vet Behaviourist (and Not Just a Dog Trainer) Is your pet’s anxiety turning everyday life into a challenge? You’re not alone. Many pet owners struggle to navigate the complexities of anxiety in their furry companions. While dog trainers are...
by Kelley Hugeback | Feb 12, 2025 | Blog
As pet owners, we cherish the joy and companionship our furry friends bring into our lives. However, dogs can experience anxiety, and when it becomes severe, it can significantly impact their well-being. Recognising and addressing the signs of severe anxiety in dogs...
by Dr. Belinda Parsons | Jan 10, 2025 | Blog
Is Your Dog Scratching More Than Usual? If your dog has been scratching excessively or you’ve noticed a red, irritated patch of skin, they might be dealing with a hot spot. These painful and itchy skin lesions can appear suddenly and cause significant discomfort for...
by Dr. Belinda Parsons | Dec 3, 2024 | Blog
As temperatures rise, so do the risks for our beloved pets. Did you know that every summer, many pets are rushed to the vet due to heat stroke? Tragically, some don’t make it. At Rouse Hill Family Vets, we want to ensure your furry friends stay safe during the...
