Dog love has drastically surged in Uganda. With more exposure and increased literacy, the loyalty and impact of dogs as pets have been felt by a large number of people in Uganda, mostly in the city centers. As a responsible dog parent, you must know the common killer diseases for dogs in Uganda and how […]
Read MoreRecommended vaccination schedule for dogs (puppies) in Uganda As vets, we put extra emphasis on pet vaccination to protect the dog and community from zoonotic diseases. It’s a must for every responsible dog parent to routinely vaccinate her beloved pet to protect him or her from killer diseases. Core vaccines for dogs are: rabies, parvovirus, […]
Read MorePrices for vet services are not standard (similar); they vary depending on the disease to be treated, the severity of the disease, laboratory samples to be picked and tested, and other diagnostics to be involved, e.g., x-ray, ultrasound, the vet doctor, or the facility used. However, this blog post will provide a general overview of […]
Read MoreCauses and Treatments of Vomiting Among Dogs in Uganda 9 out of 10 dogs experience vomiting in their lifetime in Uganda. Cases of vomiting are the most commonly reported health challenge by pet owners to vets in Kampala. Veterinarians who provide mobile vet services find some challenges when managing vomiting in cases that need follow-up […]
Read MoreCan Humans Get Parvo From Dogs in Uganda? Parvo is a viral disease that affects dogs of all ages, but mostly puppies. It’s a severely debilitating disease that causes dogs to vomit, and pass out bloody poop. If left untreated, it can claim a dog’s life in a few days. Most families with dogs in […]
Read MoreDo puppies die of teething in Uganda? Teeth eruption is commonly known as teething (growth of new teeth or replacement of baby teeth). Teething is the process of replacing puppy teeth with permanent or adult teeth in dogs. Teething starts from 2 months to 3 months for the puppy or deciduous teeth. Permanent teeth erupt […]
Read MoreWhere Do Dogs Get Parvo from In Uganda? Parvo is a term commonly used to refer to parvovirosis, a viral disease. Parvo is the most commonly encountered disease by vets in Kampala, Uganda, among dogs (mostly puppies). It manifests mainly with diarrhea (bloody), vomiting, and lack of appetite. Some countries are parvo-free; however, in Uganda, […]
Read MoreBest Treatment For Parvo Among dogs In Uganda? Parvo is the most deadly disease for dogs (mostly puppies) in Kampala, Uganda. Most of the practicing vets in Kampala have encountered multiple cases of parvo among puppies. The major signs of parvo in puppies are lack of appetite, vomiting, and bloody diarrhea. However, there are many […]
Read MoreHow much do vets in Kampala,Uganda charge to fix a female dog? (contact our vet to get your dog spayed Call or WhatsApp +256771909946) Spaying, or dog sterilization (ovariohysterectomy), is the act of removing the reproductive system of a female animal. It can either involve the removal of only the ovaries (ovariectomy) or the ovaries […]
Read MoreVaccination Vet bills vary among vets and animal clinics in Kampala, Uganda Dogs aged three months and above are supposed to be given the rabies vaccine and the cocktail vaccine. The cocktail vaccine provides protection against leptospirosis, parvovirosis, canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, parainfluenza, infectious laryngotracheitis, bordetellosis, e.t.c. There are many brands of cocktail vaccines on […]
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