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12/09/2025

🦷 Continuing our dental care series - swipe to learn how dental care protects your pet’s from painful disease and keeps them smiling for longer.

05/09/2025

🐾 Tiny paws, big milestones! 🐾

We had the absolute pleasure of seeing four beautiful 6-week-old Cavoodle puppies from poochiecavoodles. They came in for their first vet check, vaccination, and microchipping with Dr Suzie - such a big step in setting them all up for a lifetime of happiness!

These little ones were bursting with personality, full of curiosity, and of course, plenty of tail wags. Because we are a small, independent clinic, we love taking the time to get to know each and every pet as an individual - not just another appointment.

We cannot wait to see these cuties grow into their new families’ best friends! 💖

Photo description for the visually impaired:
Four small Cavoodle puppies, six-week-old, are sitting side by side on a white mat pattern with black paw prints. The puppies all have wavy reddish-brown coats with white markings on their chest and paws. They are sitting upright and looking toward the camera with curious, gentle expressions.

29/08/2025

🐾💛 Maple’s Big Girl Moment 💛🐾

This gorgeous 1 year old had her desexing procedure recently, and is already back to her normal active self and giving plenty of cuddles to her family.

Thinking about desexing your pet? Our friendly vets can guide you with a tailored plan that best suits your pet’s age, health, and lifestyle.

Maple had already experienced her first heat before her recommended desexing age - which is common for medium to large breeds when we wait a little longer than 6 months to desex. Desexing larger dogs later can support healthy joint development and may reduce the risk of some orthopaedic problems later in life❗️

Maple may not be considered a puppy anymore, but she sure knows how to give her best ‘puppy eyes’ to score extra cuddles and kisses from the team.

Photo description for the visually impaired:
Maple, a beautiful tri-coloured dog with a soft white chest, gentle brown eyes, and a patch of tan and black markings on her face, is sitting on the floor with a purple bandage on her front leg. She’s looking up with the sweetest, most irresistible puppy eyes.

05/08/2025

You may be thinking ‘what is the reason for the colourful leg bandages’ in our photos. And the answer is an important one:

For various situations, most commonly when we are anaesthetising a patient, we need to place an intravenous (IV) line (sometimes called a catheter or cannula).
This is required because:
1) many medications are given directly into the vein, and this gives us safe and fast access
2) all patients undergoing anaesthesia in our clinic receive IV fluids, which helps maintain circulation to the tissues, support blood pressure, and prevent dehydration.

It is important to clip the hair away prior to placing an IV line because we need to disinfect the skin to help reduce the chances of infection. With many types of coats, it is difficult to see the vein without clipping. It also helps us to secure the line with tape.

In this photo, we can see a green bandage over Jayda’s foreleg, matching her beautiful green eyes! 💚 This is covering her IV line, which she had placed prior to her dental procedure. The line is left in place until the patient is recovered, so we can give them additional medications or fluids as needed.

If there’s any questions you would like answered, let us know in the comments!

Photo description for the visually impaired: A fluffy black cat with bright green eyes is sitting on a white towel. The cat has a green bandage wrapped around its front leg.

14/07/2025

🐾 Sweet little Rhubarb came in recently for her desexing procedure 💕 She’s not just any patient - she’s veterinary nurse Narelle’s beloved companion, and of course, she was spoiled with extra cuddles and TLC! 🐶❤️

Rhubarb was a brave girl, and having her favourite crocodile toy (and human beside her) made the day a little easier 💖🐾

At Newton Vet Centre, we understand how important your pets are - because we’re pet parents too. Whether your furry friend belongs to a member of our team or is visiting us for the very first time, every patient is treated with the same care, compassion, and attention. From gentle hands to calming reassurance (and maybe a snuggle with a favourite toy), we go the extra distance to make sure your pet feels safe, supported, and loved every step of the way 🐾✨

Photo description for the visually impaired;
These two photos show an adorable small fluffy dog, a resting peacefully on a knitted blanket in her kennel. In the first photo, she has a soft cosy black jacket, snuggled up with a bright green crocodile toy. In the second photo, she looks up sweetly, with a yellow bandage on her right leg, lying on the same blanket. Her expression is calm and trusting.

10/07/2025

🐾 !Happy National Kitten Day! 🐾

Today is to celebrate all the tiny paws, playful pounces, and endless purrs that kittens bring into our lives! Pictured are some of our kitty patients and throwback pictures of staff cats when they were kittens.

We love supporting these tiny companions as they grow into adults. Call us today to book your kitten’s health check & vaccinations to ensure they are set up for the best start in life 🐈‍⬛

Photo description for the visually impaired: A collage of kittens being cuddled, playing, resting, and eating. Some are in staff arms, cozy beds, or even a boot—showcasing their playful and adorable personalities.

04/07/2025

Need to restock on your pets Hill’s prescription diet food?

We currently have a promotion with Hill’s where you get $20 off select prescription diet wet and dry food! This offer is exclusive to veterinary clinics, so be sure to speak to our friendly staff to redeem.

What if we don’t have the Hill’s food your pet requires in stock? No worries, we are more than happy to promptly order it for you!

Be sure to visit us to take advantage of this amazing offer!

Photo description for the visually impaired: A selection of Hill’s prescription diet dog and cat food with $20 discount signs.

27/06/2025

🤎 Labradoodle Love 🤎

Last week we had the pleasure of looking after Teddy, the gorgeous Labradoodle, who came in for his desexing procedure. He was such a sweet and brave boy!

Call our clinic on 8365 5010 to book your pets desexing procedure with our friendly staff.

Photo description for the visually impaired: A smiling woman kneels beside a fluffy golden Labradoodle with a white patch on its chest and a pink bandage on its front leg.

24/06/2025

‼️ NEW OPENING HOURS STARTING MONDAY JUNE 30TH ‼️

We are pleased to announce Newton Veterinary Centre will be extending opening hours to 7pm on Monday and Tuesday nights, beginning Monday the 30th of June. Additionally, we have made 8:40am veterinarian consultations available on Wednesday and Thursday mornings, as opposed to consultations beginning at 9am on these days.

This extra availability means more options for booking appointments around your regular working hours! We are very glad to offer these more flexible appointments times to care for your pets.

To book an appointment, please contact the clinic on 8365 5010, or use our online booking portal found on our website.

We look forward to welcoming you and your furry friends!

20/06/2025

🐾 Maddie’s Journey 🐾

Back in October 2024, sweet Maddie came to our clinic feeling very unwell. She hadn’t been eating for days, was vomiting and had diarrhoea, and showed signs of severe jaundice - a yellowing of the skin and eyes that can indicate liver dysfunction. She was dehydrated, had lost 400g, and was in obvious abdominal discomfort.

Maddie was admitted for hospitalisation , bloods taken for diagnostics, and placed on intravenous fluids while awaiting an ultrasound. As she was reluctant to eat, Dr Suzie placed a feeding tube, allowing our nurses to provide the nutrition she needed directly to her stomach without causing her stress.

Her ultrasound, done at Tea Tree Gully Veterinary Hospital, revealed severe pancreatitis and secondary hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver disease). Thanks to the dedication of Maddie’s owners, who tube-fed her throughout the night and brought her into the clinic during the day for continued tube feeding and ongoing supportive fluid care, she made great progress✨🐱

Fast forward to June 2025 - Maddie is thriving! She’s regained all her weight (and then some!), eating like a champion, enjoying every treat that comes her way, and is no longer vomiting or having diarrhoea. She’s happy, healthy, and loving life thanks to the dedicated care from Dr Suzie and our nurses ❤️🐾

Photo description for the visually impaired:
Photo 1: (Oct 2024) A Calico cat, Maddie, is lying down on a pet pad wearing a Halloween party hat. She has her feeding tube in her neck, and showing severe yellowing of her eyes due to being jaundice.
Photo 2: (Oct 2024) Maddie stands on the clinic floor with her tail up, looking directly at the camera. She still has the feeding tube in, and both front legs show signs of medical care, but she appears alert and curious.
Photo 3: (June 2025) Maddie is lying on an examination table wrapped up in her blanket, keeping warm, at her frequent health checks.
Photo 4: (June 2025) Maddie is lying on her blanket, gently sniffing a tube of Churu cat treat with a content expression on her face.

17/06/2025

🩶 Little treat, big happiness! 🩶

The beautiful Frankie enjoyed some delicious treats after being desexed here at Newton Veterinary Centre recently - just look at the happiness in those eyes!

Positive experiences at the vet help build trust and reduce stress for your furry friends. A tasty treat and a little love go a long way!

Want to make vet visits easier for your pet? Come see us – we’re here to make every visit a tail-wagging one! 🐾💙

Photo description for the visually impaired: A brown dog with a pink bandage on its front leg sits on a grey floor, looking up with a soft, trusting expression while being gently fed a treat by hand.

13/06/2025

‼️ FLUFFY CLOUD ALERT ‼️
Diego, the Samoyed, was all smiles today during his visit for his arthritis injection! 💉 With his fluffy coat and happy grin, you’d never guess he’s managing arthritis - these injections help keep him moving comfortably and doing all the things he loves (like trotting over for cuddles and plenty of treats!) ✨

If your pet is slowing down, stiff, or struggling to get up, it might be time for an arthritis assessment. Book an initial consultation with one of our vets to see how we can help bring the bounce back 🐾 🩺

Photo description for the visually impaired:
These photos show a fluffy white dog with a big, joyful smile. In the first image, the dog is looking up directly at the camera with a wide open-mouthed grin, happy to see a treat. In the second image, the dog is sitting on the floor, looking slightly to the side with a relaxed expression and its tongue playfully hanging out.

Address

112 Clairville Road Newton
Adelaide, SA
5074

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61883655010

Website

http://newtonvetcentre.com.au/

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