Monthly Archive: March 2026

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease FLUTD

Understanding Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)

March 3, 2026Litter tray issues are common in our sensitive feline friends and can sometimes be hard to detect in cats with secretive toileting habits. At Bellarine Veterinary Practice in Geelong, our experienced veterinarians can help get to the bottom of the problem.   Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease, commonly known as FLUTD, covers a range of conditions affecting a cat’s bladder and urethra. It’s not just...
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Top 5 Dog Walking Trails in Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula

Top 5 Dog-Friendly Walking Tracks in Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula 

March 3, 2026Looking for the perfect spot to stretch your legs with your canine companion? Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula offer some of Victoria’s most scenic dog-friendly walking tracks. Whether you’re after a coastal stroll or a bush adventure, these five locations recommended by Bellarine Veterinary Practice are sure to keep tails wagging.  Barwon River Trail, Geelong The Barwon River Trail...
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Cat wellness checks keep your cat healthy

Healthy Cats Start with Routine Wellness Checks

March 3, 2026Cats are masters of disguise when it comes to hiding illness. Unlike dogs, who may show obvious signs of discomfort, cats often mask symptoms until a condition becomes serious.   That’s why regular wellness checks, performed by our experienced staff at Bellarine Veterinary Practice in Geelong are essential to keeping your feline friend healthy and happy.  What is a Wellness Check?  A wellness check is a routine veterinary visit that...
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Dog desexing - Tailored Veterinary Advice

Desexing Decisions: Research-based, Tailored Advice from Bellarine Veterinary Practice

March 3, 2026Desexing your dog is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a pet owner and our helpful team at Bellarine Veterinary Practice in Geelong are available to guide you through the process. Also known as speying for females and castration for males, desexing is a surgical procedure that prevents reproduction and offers a range of health and behavioural benefits.   Our Grovedale clinic now proudly offers laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery for female dog desexing, which is a modern, minimally invasive option that’s changing the way we...
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