Aberfoyle Hub Veterinary Clinic

26/02/2025

14/02/2025

Due to staffing changes, we are closed tomorrow February 15th.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, and will resume normal opening hours on Monday February 17th at 8am.

For any emergencies, please contact SASH on 8133 5300.

24/12/2024

🎊 Congratulations to our superstar receptionist,
🎊 Hayleigh, for ten years at Hub Vets 🏆

24/12/2024

23/12/2024

Whoops! We accidently posted an old picture saying that we're closed today, but we're definately open and here until 6pm!

17/12/2024

Don't forget to order your pets medication before we take a break🎅
Phone for an appointment 8270 5155 or
book online hubvets.com.au

09/12/2024

“ Saint’s”Story ❤️🐈
Fortunately, a kind member of the public found and brought a 5-week-old kitten alone and in need of care.
It was a team effort between nurses taking him home overnight and vets offering their services. Each day he continued to get stronger and
we’re thrilled to say this lucky kitten has now found her forever family! 🏡❤️🌟

04/12/2024

As we approach the holiday season, 🎄it's important to stock up on supplies due to Christmas closing hours.
This ensures that your furry friends are well-prepared for the holiday season. Double-check your pet's food supply to make sure you have enough to last.
Additionally, review their medication needs and consult with us if you need refills or adjustments.

04/12/2024

Grass Seed Dangers: A Tale of Theo's Recovery !!🐾🐶

Meet Theo, a gorgeous 3-year-old Australian Shepherd that presented to the clinic with a lump on his chest that appeared suddenly.

The veterinarian, suspecting a grass seed had burrowed its way into the fatty tissue, determined that the first step was to take a fine needle aspirate and examine the sample under a microscope. This confirmed it was an abscess.

Given that the potential foreign body (grass seed) was deep in the tissue, Theo required a general anaesthetic and procedure to locate the cause of the abscess and remove the foreign body. A grass seed was eventually located, and Theo had a drain placed in the surgical site to allow drainage of any further fluid without putting tension on his sutures.

After his procedure, we monitored Theo and provided aftercare instructions. Fortunately, he recovered quickly and returned to his playful self within days.

By staying vigilant, like Theo’s owner whom are committed checking head to tail for any burs or grass seeds, monitor for excessive licking of a specific area and any redness or swelling.

If you notice any unusual behaviour, contact our clinic for assistance.
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30/11/2024

🎅 Canine Christmas Cookies now available at Hub Vets 🤶It's Fletcher's favourite time of year 🎄(just watch out for stalking, fluffy cats)
We have some more Christmas treats arriving next week, including Christmas Cat Stockings, to keep the felines happy, so keep an eye out on our socials 🎄✨️

23/11/2024

We're thrilled to see another glowing 5-star review on Google! Your support means the world to us. 🐾❤

21/11/2024

Your kind words and support mean the world to us. Thank you for being a part of our journey and trusting us with the care of your 2 beautiful girls Daisy & Wendy.

Here's to more memorable experiences together!
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13/11/2024

Did you know that your furry friend can experience allergies during springtime as well?

Keep an eye out for these signs if you suspect your pet is feeling the seasonal sniffles:
- Excessive scratching or licking
- Runny or itchy eyes
- Sneezing or coughing
- Moist or irritated skin

For more advice, book a consult to fix the itch today! http://vet.lc/mnkg1ei or call us on 8270 5155 to for more information.

12/11/2024

Vet Visits with a Buddy! 🐾
These adorable pups are sticking together for their check ups and with each other by their side, it's not so ruff! 🐾😀🐶