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** He has been collected, thanks all for sharing 😀 **
This beautiful little smooch was found roaming the streets of Evandale this morning. Unfortunately his microchip and details are not up to date. He will be looked after by the girls at Payneham Veterinary Centre until mid this afternoon.
Proof of ownership will be required.
Phone: 83620831
Please share and get this little man home for the weekend 💙🩵
How To Recognise Dangerous Heat For Dogs
Summer heat doesn't just make your dog uncomfortable - it can lead to serious health issues. The first step in prevention is being able to recognise the dangers that excessive heat can pose.
Heatstroke in Dogs
Heatstroke is a condition that occurs when your dog's body temperature rises above the normal range, usually due to excessive heat and humidity. Because dogs only have a few sweat glands (in their paw pads and around their noses) they cant regulate their temperature like we can by sweating. The main way they cool down is by panting. If they can't cool themselves quickly enough by panting, their body temperature rises above the normal range resulting in hyperthermia.
Signs your dog may be experiencing heat stroke
🐾Agitation or restlessness
🐾Excessive panting or difficulty breathing
🐾Drooling
🐾High body temperature
🐾Reddened gums (may progress to purple or blue)
🐾Increased heart rate
🐾Loss of consciousness or uncoordinated movements
🐾Vomiting and diarrhoea (may contain blood)
🐾Muscle tremors
🐾Seizures
How to Respond if You Suspect Heatstroke
If you notice any of the above signs, act immediately:
🐶Call the Vet: This is a medical emergency that requires immediate professional attention.
SASH are open 24/7 and are located at 99 Rundle St Kent Town - 8528 7122
🐶Cool Your Dog Down: Remove them from the hot environment and cool them down by wetting their body (avoid their face and inside ears). Do not use icy cold water, or ice baths. Aiming a fan at them while they are wet can help them to cool down.
🐶Provide Water: Offer cool, not icy, water for your dog to drink but don't force it.
🐶Transport to Vet: Even if your dog appears to recover, heatstroke can have delayed effects and is life threatening. Take them straight to a vet to be checked.
It's important to take your furry friend for a walk early morning and late at night if needed, remembering to check the temperature of the walking surface by placing the back of you hand down for at least 5 seconds, if its too hot for your hand its too hot for their paws.
Where possible keep them inside.
Stay cool everyone. 😎
Just a little reminder we will be closed this Monday the 11th March for the Adelaide Cup Public Holiday.
We will resume as normal on Tuesday the 12th March at 9am.
For any Emergencies please contact SASH on (08) 8528 7122, located at 99 Rundle Street, Kent Town.
We hope everyone has a fabulous relaxing long weekend 🥰🐶🐱
Juat a friendly reminder we will be closed tomorrow (Wednesday 13th dec) from 9am until 12pm for staff training.
For any emergencies please phone SASH on 8133 5300.
We will resume as normal from 12pm.
Good morning,
Unfortunately we have been affected by a power outage with no real ETA on when it could be back on. This has affected phone lines, internet and our computer system.
We will endeavour to see appointments that have been booked.
Surgical bookings will still go ahead with the understanding procedures may need to be deferred if power is not restored ASAP.
For all emergencies please phone SASH on 8133 5300.
Sorry for any inconvenience
To our valued customers,
Advanced notice that we will be closing at 1pm this Saturday the 2nd December.
We will resume normal hours as of Monday the 4th of December.
We hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
❤️❤️ Our biggest congratulations, love and well wishes to Dr Lucy Rosenzweig and her husband Callum on their safe arrival of baby Oliver! We wish you all a life time of love, health, laughter and happiness together. ❤️❤️
Happy Veterinary Nurse Day to all our wonderful girls at Payneham Veterinary Centre.
We are so incredibly lucky to work with such a kind, caring and compassionate team.
Our days are long, lunch breaks are short and toilet breaks very few and far between, but we love what we do and wouldn't have it any other way!
Today we thank you!
❤️❤️❤️
Daily hum drum getting you down?
Here is a little "Cash" to help brighten your day! ☀️
This cheeky little ray of sunshine is a 3 month old husky and growing fast!
🎊 August is dental month!🎊
With our pets being fed a varied diet now more than ever it's important to keep a close eye on their teeth and gums.
Starting good dental habits from an early age is key in helping prolong the onset of dental disease in both dogs and cats.
Mechanical chewing is the best action to keep the teeth and gums healthy with Greenies, raw meety bones and dental foods being some of the options that can be incorporated into a balanced diet.
For pets who won't or are unable to chew, there is a range of gels, brushes, water additives and powders available that can also help slow the progression of dental disease.
✨️Throughout the month of August we will be offering FREE nurse dental checks. Please call the clinic on 8362 0831 to book in a time. ✨️
This little dog was booked in for a dental scale and polish. You can see by her back molars, she is a good chewer. However her canines and incisors are showing signs of tartar build up. As she is only 3 years old , her mum wants to ensure her teeth are kept in good condition as they have to last her many years yet!
🌼Spring has sprung early!!
Did you know our canine companions can also experience symptoms of allergies just like us.
Have you noticed...
*They are itching more?
*Nibbling and licking their feet?
*Recurrent ear infections?
These can be some of the signs of allergies and like us, this causes discomfort and distress.
There are many options available to help manage these symptoms ranging from shampoos, topical applications through to monthly treatments.
To help keep them comfortable and happy as we head towards spring, please feel free to call the clinic and discuss any concerns you may have and options that may be suitable.
💕This delightful bundle of energy came bouncing in for the monthly cytopoint injection to keep the itchies at bay. With some bribing, we finally managed a photo!💕
Little Mr Ollie was in for his first consult and health check today❤️
After his clean bill of health Ollie received lots of cuddles and one of our free puppy packs.
Our packs include:
🐷Pigs ear
🐶Puppy Kong
🍴50% off Royal Canin puppy food voucher
And some useful puppy information.
Book in for a puppy health check today with one of our vets and mention this post to recieve a free puppy pack, but be quick only 10 available!
💜Happy Vet Nurse Day!!💜
🌷Care, support and often play. Grooming, clipping and then off for an x-ray.
Cleaning, preparation and vital stats. Dogs, rabbits, birds and cats.
Wounds, cuts, lumps and bumps, Bandaged, bathed and cleaned right up.
Stitching, sewing and sometimes pins,
healing and helping with everything.
Minor, major or just a friendly chat about the puppy that chews or your mischievous cat.
Sometimes sadly putting a pet to sleep, but comforting their owner with memories to keep.
Respect, dignity and compassion to all.
The big pets, the furry pets and even the small.
All in the day of being a vet nurse, easing the pain, offering advise and helping with birth.
New life, old and all in between.
Through the eyes of a vet nurse all this can be seen.🌷
Happy international Vet Nurse Day to the amazing wonderful vet nurses out there but especially our wonderful nurses at Payneham Veterinary Centre!
Thank you for the long hours, lack of toilet breaks and mostly to the utmost dedication that is shown to every single patient that comes through the front door.
We are lucky to have such an amazing team ❤️
Bitter sweet day today as we farewell two of our wonderful nurses.
Almost everyone would recognise these two beautiful faces, as Johannah has been with us for 6 years and Ebony a year and a half.
It has been an absolute pleasure working side by side with you both and we wish you all the best as you both follow your dreams into your next career paths. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
How adorable is little Mr Harry, He’s a 3 month old English staffy who come in for his vaccination and health check this morning. Harry enjoyed lots of snuggles and treats 💖
Good Morning, we hope everyone enjoyed the long weekend.
We are currently experiencing phone difficulties and only have 1 line ringing. Please bare with us as we are working to fix this ASAP.
Just a reminder...
We will be closed on:
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE - For staff training
And
MONDAY 13th JUNE - due to the public holiday.
We will re-open as normal on Tuesday 14th June.
Please phone the clinic on 8362 0831 to pre order any food or medication if needed 😊
✨️✨️ADVANCED NOTICE✨️✨️
We will be closed on:
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE - For staff training
And
MONDAY 13th JUNE - due to the public holiday.
We will re-open as normal on Tuesday 14th June.
Please phone the clinic on 8362 0831 to pre order any food or medication if needed 😊
Congratulations to out latest graduating puppy preschoolers 🥰
Ollie, Michael, Warren, Ruben and Max.
Happy Mothers Day to all the furr mummas out there. ❤
A poem from the furr babies..
Thank you for the food you bring, and for my little squeaky thing.
Thank you for your friendly talks, and when you change my litter box.
Thank you for the naps we share, and putting up with my tuffs of hair.
Thank you for my daily walks, and not being mad when I eat some socks.
You always bring home things to chew and still clean up my awful poo.
You fluff my bed and brush my furr, you clean my teeth and calm my grrrr.
You'll always have my loyalty up to the bitter end because after all it's plain to see you are my very bestfriend ❤
✨️Fun Friday!!✨️ Make sure you like our page, comment and share for Prizes
At Payneham Veterinary Centre we love❤️ the close bond we have with all our clients and patients. So over the next couple weeks we thought it would be fun to share a little bit about our staff pets. 🐶🐱🐦🦎🐍
This week we are featuring Ingrids little black panther Nyx.🐈⬛
We absolutely love black cats and the spunky personalities they all have.
If you have a black cat we would absolutely love to see the mischief they get into! Please share and comment below, some of the funniest pics over the next couple weeks will win prizes🎊.😊
Bit of info on Ingrids little, black pantherian.
Known as: Naughty Nyx.
Chose her perfect human (Ingrid) at the tender age of 3wks.
Leisure activities include:
Eating cobwebs & crickets, plane watching & eyeballing the neighbours little dog.
Sporting activities: Likes to get in some house hold obstacle training at least two to three times a week to keep in peak physical condition. Some cat pole dancing & hallway sprints fill in the quieter times.
Heat leech extraordinaire.
Easily offended by seemingly inferior brand of cheese.
Anzac day long weekend.
Payneham Veterinary Centre will be closed Monday the 25th and will reopen Tuesday the 26th as normal.
For any emergencies please contact AEC on 83621722
Or
SASH on 8133 5300
🎉20 years!!🎉
A huge congratulations to our wonderful nurse Ingrid who today celebrates 20 years working for Payneham Veterinary Centre.
Her passion and dedication to not only the clinic but her patients and co workers is outstanding. We are all incredibly lucky to have such a wonderful friend and colleague.
Here's to hopefully another 20 wonderful years ❤️❤️❤️
Happy Easter from the staff at Payneham Veterinary Centre.
Please be advised we will be closed from Friday the 15th until Monday the 18th and will reopen Tuesday the 19th as normal.
For any emergencies, medical attention or advise please contact:
AEC- 102 Magill road Norwood on 83621722
Or
SASH- 99 Rundle St Kent Town
81203713
A little advise to help avoiding an emergency visit this Easter:
CHOCOLATE 🍫: Most of us know chocolate is extremely toxic for our furry friends. With chocolate bound to be in abundance be sure to keep it out of reach and be mindful while doing Easter egg hunts. If Ingested please watch out for - vomiting, diarrhoea, excitability, increased thirst, racing heart, muscle tremors and seizuring.
HOT CROSS BUNS🐰: Sultanas, raisins and grapes are known for causing serious diarrhoea and vomiting and can result in kidney failure.
If enjoying a BBQ 🌭 with family and friends be mindful how many BBQ treats our furry friends receive. Excess fatty treats can quickly lead to gastro enteritis and pancreatitis. Things to watch out for include - vomiting, painful abdomen ( dogs may appear uncomfortable or have a hunched back) diarrhoea and loss of appetite.
If travelling please familiarise yourself with local vet clinics should your pet become unwell or contact one of the above clinics for advice.
We wish you all a very Happy and safe Easter. ❤️
Please like, Share and comment with pics, we would love to see all our furry friends enjoying this much need time off with their families.
This is the gorgeous ‘Ruby’ who came in for desexing last week. As you can see she got lots of cuddles from the nursing staff and is recovering well ❤️🐶.
This is Stevie. He was brought to us by a Good Samaritan who found the gorgeous man. He has found his furever home and is soaking in all the love and attention. ❤️❤️
This our most recent class of puppy pre school graduates. They are now over qualified to steal hearts and beg for treats. We look forward to watching them grow up. ❤️🐶
Nexgard spectra promotion: when you by a box of 6 you will receive a kong toy. While stocks last.
The beautiful Macy came in for desexing the other day and enjoyed all the love and attention that she got from the nurses. She has recovered well and is back to bouncing around. ❤️❤️
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Daily hum drum getting you down? Here is a little "Cash" to help brighten your day! ☀️ This cheeky little ray of sunshine is a 3 month old husky and growing fast!
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