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Wish your cat could tell you what’s wrong? They speak, you just have to listen.

Tabby cat hissing with flattened ears near a litter tray while a tortoiseshell cat crouches behind a sofa in a multi-cat household
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Wish your cat could tell you what’s wrong? Cats are not little dogs. They are solitary, territorial animals with a subtle language most owners never learn. Here are the signs of an unhappy cat, what your cat needs from your home, and what a home visit can show that a clinic can’t.

Managing Storm Anxiety in Cats and Dogs This Queensland Summer

Mobile veterinarian Dr Stuart sitting on floor with scared Rottweiler during thunderstorm in Brisbane home
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Summer in Queensland means afternoon storms, humidity, and the occasional hailstorm that rattles the roof. For many pets, it also means anxiety—shaking, hiding, pacing, or worse. If your dog or cat loses it every time the sky darkens, you’re not alone. Storm anxiety is one of the most common behavioural issues I see in practice,

Understanding and Managing Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

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As a mobile veterinarian in Brisbane, this is one of the most common and challenging conditions I encounter. You are not alone in this journey. Cats are incredibly complex and diverse creatures that we have not—and probably will never—fully understand. They do not follow the rules in veterinary textbooks, and they are certainly not little

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