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Dog training Can a dog trainer “fix” your dog? The simple answer is ‘No’. MARK SINGER — ADI Dog behaviroural Specialist with 40 years of experience will help us to understand the reasons. I like to simplify as much as […]

Pet travel Pet travel & Covid 19 During COVlD-19 it has been challenging for people entering Vietnam – and when they do get permission they are unable to bring their pets as checked baggage due to the current mandatory Quarantine […]

Out-reach ADI CHARITY WORK WITH RESCUE HOUSE, LUANG PRABANG – LAO Two puppies and a dog were recently saved thanks to our team and the work of the wonderful animal charity in Luang Prabang – Rescue House. Caring for animals […]

Out-reach VIETNAM’S REMAINING ELEPHANTS! At ADI we treat animals of all sizes – from tiny hamsters to… elephant! Dr. Will and Dr. Martyna recently were invited as veterinary experts to see the elephants in Yok Don National Park under the […]

Awareness Heartworm Awareness Month ls heartworm a problem here in Vietnam? Yes! Heartworm, scientific name Dirofilaria immitis, is prevalent in Vietnam. How could my dog get heartworm disease? Heartworm is transmitted from animal to animal by mosquitoes. When a mosquito […]

Case study Acute Vomiting Treatment: The decision was taken to not risk waiting for the screw to transit through the gut and cause a possible obstruction/perforation. History: A 6 month old French Bulldog presented for acute vomiting. Patient was active […]

Everything you need to know about OSTEOARTHRITIS in DOGs Osteoarthritis or Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) is a slow, ongoing condition which affects around 50% of animals during their life. It is when your pet experiences pain and stiffness in the […]

Tick Fever – Is your dog protected? Ticks live everywhere in Vietnam and Laos PDR and survive here all year round. ONE bite from ONE tick can cause TICK FEVER. Tick fever is named after a group of diseases (Ehrlichia, […]

Purebred kitten. The most common cat breeds in Vietnam are British Short Hair, British Longhair, Munchkin, Maine Coon, Scottish Fold and Bengal. Raising a little kitten can be challenging and you might have a lot of questions regarding its health. […]

Cat spay – Everything you need to know Desexing surgery (spay) is an important step when raising a kitten that will improve your cat’s quality of life and protect it from diseases. Let us explain why it’s a good idea […]

Dogs need only what is known as Core-Vaccines. Besides, you should also consider giving dogs Non-core vaccines. Let's find out what they are, and how to schedule vaccination for dogs.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends doctors should NEVER reuse needles AFTER drawing up the vaccine? This recommendation is not only applied to humans but also to animals. There are 2 significant reasons for this.