Everything you need to know in 2025 to keep your pet healthy and happy!

by Glixie Media | Mar 7, 2025 | Cats, Dogs, Fun Facts!, Kimberley Veterinary Clinic Group, Patient of the Week, Tick & Flea, Vaccinations, What’s New

Everything you need to know in 2025 to keep your pet healthy and happy:

Schedule a Vet Check-Up
Start the year with a wellness exam to ensure your pet is healthy.
Update vaccinations and discuss parasite prevention (fleas, ticks, heartworms).

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Review Diet and Nutrition
Assess your pet’s diet and make adjustments if needed to support their age, activity level, and health.
Avoid overfeeding post-holiday treats to prevent weight gain.

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Grooming Needs
Maintain grooming routines: baths, nail trimming, and coat brushing.
Check ears and teeth to prevent infections or dental issues.

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Hill’s Pet Slimmer Program at KimVet in Kimberley

by Glixie Media | Sep 25, 2024 | Dogs, Feel Good Stories, Hill’s Pet Slimmer Program, Kimberley Veterinary Clinic Group, Our Happy Patients, Pet Weight Loss Clinic Services

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Wildlife and Raptor Project, Kimberley Veterinary Clinic Group

by Glixie Media | Sep 25, 2024 | Feel Good Stories, Fun Facts!, Kimberley Veterinary Clinic Group, Patient of the Week, Wildlife and Raptor Project

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Fun fact! A dog’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint, making it a reliable method for identification.

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Similar to a person’s fingerprint, a dog’s nose print is unique and is sometimes used as identification. Dogs are known for their legendary sense of smell, and with good anatomical reason. Their noses have as many as 300 million receptors, while humans have about 5 million.

Essential Grooming Products for Your Feline Friend at KimVet

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The essential cat care products you should have are available at Kimvet. These items are essential for keeping your feline clean and healthy, ensuring their coat and skin are in optimal condition.

Why Microchip Your Pet? Did you know 1 in 3 pets go missing in their lifetime? Chip Your Pet Month at Kimvet

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This month at Kimvet, we celebrate Pet Microchipping Month. Why is it so important to microchip your furry companion? Microchipping is a simple and quick procedure that can make the difference between life and death for your pet. A microchip, which is the size of a grain of rice, is inserted under your animal’s skin and contains a unique identification number that can be scanned. This means that if your pet gets lost, any veterinarian or animal shelter can scan the chip and access your contact information, making it easier for them to return home. Additionally, in many places, microchipping is a legal requirement, and it is an effective way to prove ownership of your pet. So, if you haven’t done it yet, come to Kimvet and make sure your four-legged friend is protected!

Our top products for bigger dogs! Food, Collars and Balls

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Discover our top picks for larger dogs, featuring premium food, durable collars, and fun balls. These essentials are designed to keep your big buddy happy and healthy!

How to Stuff a Kong for Maximum Enjoyment For Your Dog

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To maximize your dog’s enjoyment when stuffing a Kong, start by selecting a variety of tasty fillings that cater to your pet’s preferences. Consider using a mix of soft foods like peanut butter or yogurt, combined with dry kibble or treats for added texture. For an extra challenge, freeze the stuffed Kong overnight, which will not only prolong the fun but also keep your dog engaged as they work to get to the delicious rewards inside. Experiment with different combinations to keep things exciting and ensure your furry friend looks forward to their Kong time.

Nutrition Guide For Dogs, Based On Your Pet’s Size

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When it comes to feeding dogs, their size plays a crucial role in determining their nutritional needs. Small breeds, such as Chihuahuas and Pomeranians, typically require a diet that is higher in calories and protein relative to their body weight, as they have faster metabolisms and need more energy to sustain their activity levels.

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Have you ever considered that your domestic cat shares an astonishing 95.6% of its genetic makeup with tigers? This close genetic relationship explains many of their instinctual behaviors, such as stalking, pouncing, and marking their territory, which mirror the actions of their wild relatives. Whether it’s the way they crouch before a leap or the territorial scent marking they engage in, these feline traits are a fascinating reminder of their wild ancestry.

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As cat owners, prioritizing the health and safety of our beloved pets is essential. In critical situations like choking, being prepared to act swiftly can be a matter of life or death. This guide provides clear steps to assist you in handling choking emergencies and performing CPR on your cat if needed.

Dogs in South Africa. Some facts to know!

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From hunting companions to protectors – the relationship between dogs and humans goes back thousands of years. Today, one of the most domesticated animals, in many parts of the world the Canis lupus familiaris is a beloved family member and friend we share our lives with.

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