It may be a very rare occurrence but snake bites can happen. Here's what to do if a snake bites your dog, and how the vet will treat it.

The South West Hospital and Health Service is urging locals to be aware of snake risks heading into summer with 54 ...

As Australia heads into peak bites and stings season, the Australian Reptile Park has joined forces with CSL Seqirus and St ...

South Australians are being encouraged to stay vigilant as the weather heats up this weekend, bringing snakes out of their slumber heading into ...

Venomous snakes produce some of the world’s deadliest substances, so they have to be pretty careful about how they use it.

According to researchers, the adapted treatment could help to prevent muscle damage and permanent physical impacts.

Sucking the venom out of a snakebite, a dramatic move popularised in movies, is not only useless but can be incredibly ...

Parkes Veterinary Hospital have taken to social media reminding us that snake season can be dangerous for our pets. "Thousands of pets are bitten by snakes every year in Australia so it is important ...

Researchers have harnessed mRNA-lipid nanoparticle vaccines to deliver antibody fragments to prevent snakebite-induced muscle ...

The same technology used in COVID-19 vaccines could help prevent muscle damage from snakebites, according to a study ...

People bitten by a black mamba, a venomous snake that lives in central and southern Africa, have just hours to live. The snake’s venom disrupts nerves and muscles, and eventually paralyses the lungs ...

When a bite like this is left untreated, a dog’s health can decline rapidly. Photo grab from Austin Pets Alive’s Facebook A dog in Texas had to be rushed to the vet after he started showing signs of ...