Client Testimonial – QUELLA MACWILLIAM
My 5 year old female, sterilised German Shepherd who incidentally has mild carpal laxity syndrome suffered a right carpal sprain/traumatic injury with a penetrating wound medially to the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon.There were also two deep wounds laterally over the distal radius and proximal metacarpi. Treatment instituted consisted of injecting
Client Testimonial – CHARLIE OTTO
Charlie came from a traumatic past, having lived in a crowded home with many animals before eventually finding shelter on a friend’s stoep after being abandoned. That friend gave him a second chance, and when she sadly passed away, she entrusted Charlie to us. He’s been part of our family
Clinical Case Testimonial – AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE
A 7-year-old gelding American Quarter Horse used for reining, barrel racing, and extreme trail riding presented with a stifle injury sustained during a sliding stop at an event. The injury occurred approximately two months prior to treatment. Despite initial management with rest and anti-inflammatory therapy, the horse continued to show
Clinical Case Testimonial – CHOPPIE
Choppie is a 10-year-old neutered male Border Collie with severe naturally occurring osteoarthritis in the right hip, moderate bilateral elbow dysplasia, and spondylosis. Despite chronic multimodal pain management—including pharmacological therapy, nutraceutical support, and laser treatment—Choppie exhibited significant mobility impairment. He was unable to navigate stairs and struggled to rise from
Clinical Case Testimonial – DAHLIA
Dahlia is a 1-year-old spayed female Domestic Shorthair cat who presented with acute onset vomiting and inappetence. Initial bloodwork revealed severe azotemia with a BUN of 91 mg/dL and creatinine of 1674 µmol/L, consistent with acute kidney injury. She received immediate and aggressive supportive care, including intravenous fluid therapy, acid-base
Clinical Case Testimonial – SABIA
Sabia is a 9-year-old spayed female Labrador Retriever diagnosed with bilateral grade 4 hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia. Despite undergoing a total hip replacement three years prior and being managed with multimodal pain control, her mobility remained severely compromised. She exhibited reluctance to rise and significant discomfort during routine activity.