Finding a reliable mobile veterinarian in Kampala can save pet owners time, reduce the stress of transporting cats and dogs, and make routine veterinary care more convenient. Whether you live in Muyenga, Munyonyo, Lubowa, Kololo, Ntinda or another part of the city, a home-visit veterinarian may be able to examine your pet in familiar surroundings. […]
Read MoreA broken tooth in a dog can happen unexpectedly, whether during play, chewing hard objects, fighting with another animal, or experiencing an accident. Although some dogs may continue eating and playing normally, a fractured tooth can expose sensitive inner tissues, cause pain, cause bad breath and can lead to infections. For dog owners in Kampala […]
Read MoreBad breath in dogs is a common problem that many pet owners dismiss as normal. However, persistent unpleasant breath can be a sign of dental disease, gum infections, or other underlying health problems. At Superior Animal Clinic, we encourage dog owners in Kampala and surrounding areas to take their pets’ oral health seriously through regular […]
Read MoreIn my last article, I wrote about detailed information to pet boarding and how to choose a pet boarding facility. If you haven’t read the rticle here. With that information in mind, let us go to the next step , What you should pack when boarding your pet. Leaving your pet at a boarding facility […]
Read MoreFor many dog and cat owners in Kampala, there are times when work, travel, family commitments, or unexpected plans make it difficult to provide the usual care their pets need. In such situations, pet boarding can provide a practical option for keeping your pet safe and cared for while you are away. But boarding your […]
Read MoreLast month we got 5 cases of 3 dogs & 2 cats presenting with flu / producing a thick yellow mucous. We gave a couple of antibiotics, over the admission period of one month but no improvement was seen. The sad part is all the animals succumbed to pneumonia. Where does this leave you as […]
Read MoreThe rainy season in Uganda is here and as a vet, I would like to advise dog owners to take extra caution. Uganda’s rainy season brings relief from the heat, but for dog owners, it also comes with a few extra responsibilities. Wet compounds, muddy walks, increased humidity and parasites can all create problems for […]
Read MoreIn my previous article, I wrote about common diseases that affect dogs in Uganda. One of the the most common disease is Parvo. Parvovirus is one of the most serious diseases a puppy can develop. It can progress quickly, especially in young, unvaccinated puppies, and without proper veterinary treatment it can become life-threatening. At Superior […]
Read MoreIf you own a dog in Makindye, Buziga, Muyenga, Nsambya, Kabalagala, Mutungo, Luzira, Muyenga or other parts of Kampala, you already know that keeping a dog healthy involves more than feeding it and giving it a place to sleep. Dogs in Uganda can be exposed to infectious diseases, ticks, parasites, contaminated food, road accidents and […]
Read MoreIf your dog or cat becomes sick, one of the first questions you may ask is, “Where can I buy medicine for my pet?” In Kampala, veterinary medicines and pet health products can be found in different places. Many animal related pharmacies are allover Kampala and all around Uganda. Many pet owners even go to […]
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