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When the weather cools down, it’s tempting to assume that fleas, ticks, and worms are no longer a concern. Unfortunately, that’s not true. Many parasites survive — and even thrive — during the colder months, especially in our homes or milder climates like we have here. At Fynbos Animal Hospital, we often see pet owners […]

When we think of osteoarthritis (OA), we usually associate it with aging humans, dogs, or horses. Yet, birds are not immune to this degenerative joint disease. While less commonly diagnosed, OA in birds can have a profound impact on their health, behaviour, and quality of life. One such case involved a Demoiselle Crane presenting with

When it comes to pets, accidents can happen in the blink of an eye — and sometimes, those accidents lead to serious injuries like joint dislocation. Recently, we treated a brave feline named Frankie, who came in after taking quite a knock to his hip. Here’s what happened — and what you should know if

As pet owners, we all wish our furry companions could simply tell us when something’s wrong. But unlike humans, animals are experts at hiding pain—often until it becomes serious. That’s why it’s so important to know the subtle signs that could indicate discomfort or illness. At Fynbos Animal Hospital, we believe early detection can make

When you look into a goat’s eyes, you’ll notice something unusual—rectangular pupils. Unlike the round pupils we see in cats or dogs, these horizontal slits give goats a powerful edge in the wild. These pupils allow goats to have near panoramic vision, covering a field of view of about 340 degrees. This means they can