The NEXUS Blog

Rapid or laboured breathing in dogs and cats and what it means

Breathing is one of the most important indicators of a pet’s health, and changes can signal serious underlying conditions. If it’s rapid or laboured, this can escalate quickly without intervention, so it’s important to keep an eye on it and act fast if you’re concerned.

When a cat can’t urinate: Why this Is always an emergency

When a cat can’t urinate, that is always a life-threatening emergency that requires veterinary help. In most cases,...

The role of an emergency vet in modern veterinary care

Most pet owners don’t plan on needing emergency care until they find themselves standing in the waiting room....

What pet owners should know about snake and spider bites

Being in nature is fun but also comes with risks, and unfortunately, pets frequently find them first. Snake...

The 3 Biggest Summer Risks for Cats & Dogs: Heatstroke, Dehydration & Hot Concrete

Hot weather can push pets into trouble faster than many owners expect. This guide covers heatstroke, dehydration, and...

What to expect in a vet triage

The triage unit at a typical veterinary clinic closely resembles what you’d experience in a human facility. They...

Pet care myths busted!

Vet advice comes from everywhere - friends, the internet, even your barista. But not all of it is...

Recognising seasonal emergency risks for your pet

Understanding seasonal emergency risks as a pet owner can prevent problems and ensure you act quickly when they...

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