Information and articles to help you take care of your pet, and help to avoid some of the common preventable accidents and illnesses that can occur.
Meet Vegas! This lovely girl is an 8-year old chocolate Lab Kelpie mix, and in May 2020, she and her owner Sarah went through quite a stressful time, to say the least.
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When Rosie began to throw up, she was rushed to the vet. An initial x-ray of Rosie’s stomach was taken to see if she’d swallowed something, but nothing appeared, and she was sent home. Two days later, Rosie’s owners returned her to the vet as she was still refusing to eat and throwing up. A second x-ray finally showed a foreign body lodged in Rosie’s throat.
Vets Choice insurance for pets is proud to protect pets all across Australia. Since launching in June 2019, we’ve made it our mission to help more pets receive the treatment they deserve.
While we want every claim to have a happy ending, not all of them do. But for Barney’s owners, Tammi and Tom, Barney’s terminal diagnosis was made easier through a village of vets, and of course, the help of Vets Choice.
At a quick glance, a lone hot cross bun sitting unattended on the kitchen counter is hardly a threat to your pet. But for young Scooter the Labradoodle, a moment alone meant an expensive vet visit thanks to the tasty treat.
When Teddy’s* owners watched him land awkwardly after simply jumping for a ball, they knew immediately something was wrong. Teddy was rushed to the vet for a quick check, where an x-ray was performed to see how much damage had been done.