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📕 Pet Owner's Handbook*

🍂🐶 Kennel Cough: What Hong Kong Dog Owners Need to Know Before the Weather Changes

As Hong Kong moves into cooler, wetter weather, dogs may spend more time indoors or meet others at boarding, grooming and daycare. Close contact can make respiratory infections easier to pass between dogs. There is no verified local data showing a winter peak in kennel cough, but knowing the signs and planning ahead can help you make informed decisions.

🦷 Why Dental Care Matters

🐶 Dental disease is more than bad breath or stained teeth. Plaque can harden into tartar, leading to painful gums, infection and tooth loss. Regular veterinary checks and daily home care help keep your dog comfortable and healthy. 🩺

👀 Corneal Ulcers in Cats: Signs, Causes and Treatment

A corneal ulcer is a painful injury to the clear tissue covering the front of your cat’s eye. It occurs when the cornea’s surface is damaged, sometimes affecting deeper layers. Some ulcers can worsen rapidly, leading to infection, perforation or permanent vision loss. Early veterinary assessment helps protect your cat’s sight

🐶 Why Does My Dog Drag Their Bottom Across the Floor?

Scooting may look funny, but it can be a sign of discomfort. Here’s what to look out for and when to visit your vet.

* Disclaimer

 The content in this pet owner handbook is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Every pet’s health situation is unique and requires individual assessment by a qualified veterinarian. If you have concerns about your pet’s health or behavior, please consult a registered veterinary surgeon licensed with the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Hong Kong. In case of emergency, contact your veterinarian or nearest veterinary clinic immediately.

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