Vet Advice & Pet Care Blog

FEATURED: Kennel Cough in Dogs: What Northern Beaches Dog Owners Need to Know

Kennel cough is currently on the rise across Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Learn the common signs, why vaccinated dogs can still catch it, how long dogs should stay isolated, and when a cough needs veterinary attention.

FEATURED: TPLO Surgery for Dogs on the Northern Beaches – Molly's Story

Cruciate ligament injuries are one of the most common causes of lameness in dogs. At Allambie Vet on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, our experienced vets Dr Kate Clair and Dr Linda White perform TPLO surgery to restore comfort and mobility. Read Molly’s story and learn how our $4,500 TPLO package can help your dog get back on their feet.

FEATURED: Pale Gums, Lethargy, and a Bleeding Spleen – How Our Team Helped Nala

Pale gums and lethargy in dogs can signal serious internal problems. Nala’s case at Allambie Vet showed how urgent diagnostics, emergency splenectomy, and blood transfusion saved her life. Discover the warning signs and why advanced veterinary care on the Northern Beaches matters.

FEATURED: Understanding Cancer in Dogs

Receiving a cancer diagnosis in your dog can be overwhelming, but there is often hope. At Allambie Vet, we offer oncology appointments, chemotherapy treatments, and personalised cancer care plans helping your pet receive expert treatment in a familiar and supportive environment. Learn the signs, diagnosis process, and treatment options available to give your dog the best quality of life.  

FEATURED: The Importance of Advanced Anesthetic Equipment in Veterinary Care

When it comes to your pet's health, ensuring their safety during medical procedures is just as important as the procedure itself. At Allambie Vet, we are committed to providing the highest level of care, which is why we have invested in the latest anesthetic technology. Our anesthetic machines are equipped with built-in ventilators to enhance patient safety.

Many pet owners don’t often consider what type of anesthetic equipment their veterinary hospital uses. However, this technology plays a crucial role in ensuring a safer, smoother procedure for your beloved pet. While inbuilt ventilators are standard in human hospitals, they are not commonly found in general veterinary hospitals. It’s easy to assume all veterinary hospitals use the same level of equipment, but that isn’t always the case. Here’s why our investment in advanced anesthetic equipment sets us apart—and how it benefits your pet.