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Vetico Vetico - The Free Veterinary Information Community for Pet owners (www.vetico.com.au) Vetico is an information and health resource for pet owners.

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Breaking news, lost cat found sealed behind tile...
12/08/2014

Breaking news, lost cat found sealed behind tile...

A UK woman thought her beloved cat escaped from her home when she noticed a meow coming from underneath her newly renovated bathtub. The woman was...

A few useful tips on keeping your pets healthy...
06/08/2014

A few useful tips on keeping your pets healthy...

Taking care of a cat or dog is a big responsibility. While loving your pet is surely a big component in keeping them happy, there are at least 5...

A few tips if you are on the lookout for a Vet..
03/08/2014

A few tips if you are on the lookout for a Vet..

Picking the correct veterinarian for your pet is a critical step in ensuring their safety and longevity. Unfortunately, not all veterinarians are...

Congratulations to Stella, this week's Pet of the Wk. She can expect a customised bandanna, courtesy of our partners, id...
01/08/2014

Congratulations to Stella, this week's Pet of the Wk. She can expect a customised bandanna, courtesy of our partners, idPET (www.idpet.com.au)

Congratulations to "Stella" and Valerie. Stella is this week's "Pet of the Week" and recipient of a personalised bandanna courtesy of IdPet. ...

Who has a pic and a story for this week's pet of the wk?
31/07/2014

Who has a pic and a story for this week's pet of the wk?

Who has a business that would benefit from having the touch of a pooch on the porch?
29/07/2014

Who has a business that would benefit from having the touch of a pooch on the porch?

The percentage of the populus who are pet parents is on the rise, and many businesses are tapping into this niche by making their restaurants and cafes dog-friendly. But how do you go about making your business or establishment pet friendly? It's actually fairly simple, and here are a few tips to…

Grooming in moderation is normal for cats. But are they over-grooming?
19/07/2014

Grooming in moderation is normal for cats. But are they over-grooming?

Excessive grooming (otherwise known as psychogenic alopecia) in cats is an obsessive compulsive disorder, or OCD, and should be treated as such.

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