Beecroft Animal Specialist and Emergency Hospital, 991E Alexandra Road #01/27, Singapore (2026)

16/01/2026

Canine hip dysplasia is a developmental orthopedic condition that occurs as a dog grows, where the hip joint fails to form correctly. Rather than a secure ball-and-socket joint, the hip becomes loose and unstable, resulting in abnormal joint movement. Over time, this instability can lead to chronic pain, reduced mobility, and progressive osteoarthritis. Affected dogs may show hind limb lameness, stiffness, difficulty rising, or a distinctive “bunny-hopping” gait when running.

At Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital, dogs with advanced hip dysplasia may benefit from Total Hip Replacement (THR). This specialist procedure replaces the diseased joint with precision-engineered prosthetic implants, restoring stability, comfort, and function. Carefully selected implant designs and fixation techniques are used to optimise femoral stability and support long-term mobility and quality of life.

🐾 For pet owners and clinicians who believe the best care should never be compromised—early assessment and specialist intervention can be life-changing.

📞 Speak to Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital to explore advanced diagnostic and surgical options for your dog.

13/01/2026

At Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital, our Exotic Animal team regularly manages dental conditions in rabbits — and prevention plays a key role in lifelong wellbeing.

🦷 How to support healthy rabbit teeth:

🌾 Hay-based diet
Unlimited, good-quality hay is essential. It promotes natural tooth wear and supports gut health.

🩺 Regular veterinary check-ups
Routine dental assessments allow early detection of overgrowth, spurs, and alignment issues before they become painful.

🧸 Appropriate chew toys
Rabbit-safe wooden toys encourage natural chewing behaviours and help prevent dental overgrowth.

🥬 Fibrous vegetables
Leafy greens and fibrous vegetables contribute to healthy chewing and dietary balance.

✨ Early care prevents long-term dental disease
Dental issues are one of the most common conditions seen in rabbits — but with the right husbandry and veterinary support, many are preventable.

If you have concerns about your rabbit’s eating habits, drooling, or facial swelling, seek veterinary advice early. Our Exotic Animal team is here to help.

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06/01/2026

Is Your Dog Drinking Excessively?

It Could Be More Than Thirst.

Polydipsia- or excessive drinking is not simply a behavioral change. In dogs, it can be an early indicator of underlying medical conditions such as kidney disease, diabetes, or hormonal imbalances.

For devoted pet owners who closely monitor their dog’s routine, subtle changes in water intake often appear before more obvious signs of illness. Acting early can make a meaningful difference to long-term health and outcomes.

Seek veterinary attention if you notice:
• A sudden or persistent increase in water consumption
• Increased urination or accidents at home
• Lethargy, vomiting, weight loss, or reduced appetite
• Changes lasting more than a few days

At Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital, our multidisciplinary team is equipped with advanced diagnostics to identify the cause early and guide appropriate treatment — because exceptional pets deserve exceptional care.

📞 If you suspect any usual behavior in your pet, call Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital at 6996 1812 for professional advice and assessment.

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05/01/2026

Many people think they do know... but rabbit nutrition is often misunderstood.

👉 Take our quick quiz and find out
which option do you think is a rabbit’s true diet?

You might be surprised by the answer 👀

02/01/2026

🕊️ Thank You for Spreading the Love for Our Feathered Companions 🕊️

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in our recent bird-loving contest 💛
From vibrant plumage to charming personalities, your entries truly showcased the deep bond shared between birds and their devoted owners.

We’re incredibly grateful to be part of a community that celebrates avian companionship, responsible care, and the joy our feathered friends bring into our lives. Your enthusiasm and creativity made this contest a wonderful success.

✨ The winners will be announced very soon — stay tuned! ✨

Until then, keep sharing your love, passion, and pride for your birds. Every post helps shine a brighter spotlight on the beauty of avian companionship.

31/12/2025

✨ Happy New Year 2026 from all of us at Beecroft Animal Hospital ✨

As we welcome a brand new year, we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to every pet parent who has trusted us with the care of their beloved companions. Your pets are family, and it is our privilege to stand beside you through every milestone, recovery, and moment that matters.

While many celebrate the holidays, emergencies don’t take a break. Our Emergency & Critical Care Department remains open throughout the holiday season, ensuring your pets have access to immediate, advanced medical care whenever they need it—day or night.

Here’s to a new year filled with good health, comfort, and peace of mind for you and your furry family members. Should the unexpected arise, Beecroft is always here for you. 🐾💙

📍 24/7 Emergency & Critical Care
📞 Immediate attention when every second counts

29/12/2025

HANDLING FRACTURES IN BIRDS
Beecroft Animal Specialists & Emergency Hospital

Birds are delicate, lightweight animals with hollow bones designed for flight. Unfortunately, this unique anatomy also makes them especially vulnerable to fractures, often from everyday household or environmental accidents.

Common Causes of Fractures in Birds

Bird fractures can occur suddenly and unexpectedly due to:

Flying into windows, mirrors, or ceiling fans

Accidental trauma (being stepped on, falls, doors closing)

Animal attacks (cats, dogs, or other birds)

Wing clipping accidents, leading to loss of balance or uncontrolled falls

Signs Your Bird May Have a Fracture

Seek urgent veterinary attention if your bird shows any of the following:

-Holding a wing or leg at an abnormal angle

-Inability or reluctance to fly or perch

-Limping or dragging a wing or leg

-Swelling or visible deformity

-Pain response when touched or handled

-Bleeding, especially if bone protrudes through the skin (open fracture)

Why Immediate Care Matters

Delaying treatment can lead to worsening pain, permanent damage, or complications that affect your bird’s quality of life. Early intervention greatly improves recovery outcomes and helps your bird return to normal movement and behaviour.

📞 If you notice any of these signs, contact us immediately.
If injuries worsen or persist, do not hesitate to call our hotline 6996 1812 for professional avian emergency care.

At Beecroft, our experienced veterinary team is dedicated to safeguarding your bird’s health, welfare, and long-term wellbeing.

24/12/2025

As the season fills our homes with joy, love, and celebration, we know that emergencies don’t take a holiday. That’s why our Emergency & Critical Care Department remains OPEN 24/7 throughout the Christmas and festive season.

🐾 Whether it’s a sudden illness, an accident, or a moment when every second matters, our dedicated emergency veterinarians and nurses are here — day and night — ready to provide advanced, life-saving critical care for your beloved pets.

This Christmas, rest easy knowing expert help is always within reach.
Because when it comes to emergencies, your pet’s life can’t wait. ❤️

🎅 From all of us at Beecroft, we wish you, your families, and your pets a safe, warm, and Merry Christmas.

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24/12/2025

If your furry friend keeps vomiting, has ongoing tummy pain, or suddenly loses their appetite, it could be more than just a “bad day.”

At Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital, our Internal Medicine Specialists use gastroscopy a safe, gentle camera procedure to uncover what’s really going on inside.

🔍 Finds hidden causes like ulcers, inflammation, or swallowed objects
💊 Allows treatment during the same procedure
🐶🐱 Minimally invasive, with faster recovery

Persistent tummy troubles don’t have to remain a mystery. With advanced care, we help your pets get back to their happy, healthy selves. 💙

📍 24/7 Specialist & Emergency Pet Care in Singapore
📩 Contact us at 69961812 to learn more.

23/12/2025

As the season fills our homes with joy, love, and celebration, we know that emergencies don’t take a holiday. That’s why our Emergency & Critical Care Department remains OPEN 24/7 throughout the Christmas and festive season.

🐾 Whether it’s a sudden illness, an accident, or a moment when every second matters, our dedicated emergency veterinarians and nurses are here — day and night — ready to provide advanced, life-saving critical care for your beloved pets.

This Christmas, rest easy knowing expert help is always within reach.
Because when it comes to emergencies, your pet’s life can’t wait. ❤️

🎅 From all of us at Beecroft, we wish you, your families, and your furry, feathered, and scaly companions a safe, warm, and Merry Christmas.

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23/12/2025

Your pet’s care is a shared journey 🤍🐾

At Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital, we work closely with your pet’s primary care veterinarian to provide seamless, continuous care from emergency support to specialist treatment and back to the veterinarian who knows your pet best. Clear communication and thoughtful handovers help ensure your pet is supported every step of the way.

To our primary care veterinary clinics and teams, thank you for the trust, care and dedication you give every day. Whether you’re referring for specialist support or emergency care, please know Beecroft is always here for you and your patients day and night.

Wishing our veterinary community and pet families a warm, peaceful holiday season 🎄✨🤍

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15/12/2025

GI Stasis (Gastrointestinal Stasis) is a life-threatening condition where a rabbit’s digestive system slows down or completely stops moving. When the gut stops functioning, food and gas build up, causing severe pain, dehydration, bacterial imbalance, and in advanced cases — gut shutdown.

Rabbits are designed to eat constantly. Their digestive system needs continuous fibre (hay) to keep moving. When that movement slows for any reason, the entire GI tract begins to fail

GI Stasis is one of the most dangerous emergencies in rabbits — and it can become life-threatening within hours. Early recognition saves lives.

Watch for these symptoms:
⚠️ Sudden loss of appetite
⚠️ Little to no p**p
⚠️ Lethargy or hiding
⚠️ Hunched posture
⚠️ Painful tooth grinding
⚠️ Bloated or firm tummy
⚠️ Sudden change in behaviour

If your rabbit shows any of these signs, do not wait overnight. GI Stasis is a medical emergency.
Rabbits require immediate veterinary attention — pain relief, fluids, gut motility support, and close monitoring.

📞 Contact Beecroft Animal Specialists & Emergency Hospital right away
Our 24/7 Emergency & Critical Care team is equipped to stabilise and treat GI Stasis fast — giving your rabbit the best chance of recovery.

Your rabbit’s life can change in minutes.
Trust your instincts. Act fast.

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