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Findon and Seaton Vets

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Findon and Seaton Vets

Western Adelaide veterinary clinic, dogs, cats, rabbits, birds & exotics. Puppy preschool, cruciate
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WHY CHOOSE US

There are many fantastic benefits we provide for owners of our vaccinated dogs and cats we call our CitiPaws Club.

14/11/2024

‼️‼️ Important Notice: Canine Parvovirus Outbreak‼️‼️

Several cases of Canine Parvovirus have been reported in the northern and western suburbs.
This highly contagious and often fatal virus affects dogs and puppies.

We strongly urge all dog owners to take the following precautions:

- Ensure your pets are current on their vaccinations. If they are not, please keep them away from other dogs and avoid public areas.
- Seek immediate veterinary care if your dog shows any signs of the virus.

Common symptoms to watch for include:

- Lethargy (unusual tiredness or lack of energy)
- Loss of appetite
- Severe vomiting
- Diarrhoea (often with blood)

For questions or concerns, contact Seaton on 8155 5200 or Findon on 8347 3444

For emergency assistance:
SASH: 8133 5300
Greencross Norwood: 8132 0533

13/11/2024

We are sadly saying goodbye to Dr. Rimon, it has been a pleasure working with you, even for a short time. We wish you all the best in your next chapter. Good luck and take care!
Lots of love,
Findon and Seaton Vet Team ❤️❤️

11/11/2024

Attention grooming clients,

Due to high demand, please expect your pets grooming appointment may be longer,
i.e your pet staying with us for most of the day as we do our best to accommodate the large number of dogs on a day in a calm and stress free environment.

We appreciate your patience and are working the best as we can with your pets to give them a fun stress free experience. If you need to reschedule as you need your pet picked up early, feel free to reach out!

10/11/2024

With Halloween over, please make sure to remove web decorations, such as synthetic spider webs as they can pose serious risks to wildlife and birds. These decorations can cause entanglement, ingestion of non-biodegradable materials, and collisions with shiny or reflective objects, leading to injury or death. By making thoughtful choices, we can enjoy festive decorations without harming wildlife

07/11/2024

Attention Pet Parents: Beware of Grass Seed Hazards!

As we enjoy the warmer weather, grass seeds can pose a hidden danger to our furry friends. These tiny, sharp seeds can easily become lodged in your pet's fur, eyes, ears, or even
paws, leading to painful infections or injuries.

Common areas where grass seeds can cause harm include:
-Paws: Seeds can get stuck between toes and work their way into the skin, causing infections.
-Ears: Seeds can travel into the ear canal, causing pain, irritation, or even ruptured eardrums.
-Eyes: If a seed gets in the eye, it can lead to redness, discharge, or infection.
-Nose: Dogs may inhale seeds, which can cause respiratory distress or lung infections.

Signs of Grass Seed Injury:
-Limping or favoring a limb
-Excessive scratching or shaking of the head
-Red, swollen eyes or ears
-Discharge from the eyes, nose, or ears
-Signs of discomfort or pain

Prevention Tips:
-After walks, thoroughly check your pet’s fur, paws, and ears for any grass seeds.
-Trim long fur to reduce the likelihood of seeds getting trapped.

If you notice any of these symptoms or suspect your pet may have a grass seed lodged in their body, seek veterinary attention right away. We're here to help keep your pets safe and comfortable this season!

Apricot had 2 grass seeds removed today, one from her ear and another from the foot. She was so brave 💜💜

05/11/2024

Important Update!

The new Greencross Vet Centre, a 24/7 emergency veterinary centre, co-located alongside the Adelaide Veterinary Services & Referral Centre (AVSARC) in Norwood is now open!!

In the event of an unwanted pet emergency, you can now access the 24/7 emergency vet services in Norwood.

102 Magill Road, Norwood SA 5067
08 8132 0533

03/11/2024

“Wait did I hear that right, did you say TREATS”. Gizmo couldn’t contain his excitement after his adorable ears picked up the sound of treats 🩷😍

31/10/2024

We are so blessed to have such incredible and thoughtful clients. We received the most gorgeous flowers as a thankyou and this extra mile is extremely appreciated by our staff. It makes what we do so special as we build lasting connections with people and their fur babies. This is a photo of beautiful Hope ❤️❤️

29/10/2024

Just Herbie patiently waiting in her carrier, dreaming of treats! You can see the excitement in her eyes as she eagerly waits for our incredible vets to check her over 🐾💖

27/10/2024

Lulu waiting for her dental surgery like a champ! Still adorable whilst she waits for her pre anaesthetic oxygen and check 🐾❤️

24/10/2024

Double trouble but double the fun! Daisy and brother Fred spent puppy school having the most fun with each other. They graduated with flying colours and looked adorable at the same time 👏💜💜

22/10/2024

Peanut before his dental makeover, rocked the cutest smile that could melt anyone's heart. His adorable ears reminding us of Dobby are ready to receive extra love. Italian Greyhounds may be small, but their personalities are anything but! 🐾❤️ "

20/10/2024

HEAT STROKE: ☀️☀️
As temperatures rise, it's essential to keep our furry friends safe from heat-related issues, particularly heatstroke. Here are some tips to ensure your pet stays cool and healthy:

Things to Avoid:
1. Hot Pavement: Avoid walking on hot surfaces. Test the pavement with your hand—if it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your pet.
2. Leaving Pets in Cars: Never leave your pet in a parked car, even with windows cracked, as temperatures can rise quickly.
3. Walking During Peak Heat: Limit outdoor activities to early morning or late evening when temperatures are cooler.
4. Neglecting Hydration: Always provide fresh water and encourage your pet to drink regularly.
5. Overexertion: Avoid strenuous activities during hot weather, especially for breeds prone to heat sensitivity.

What to Do if You Suspect Heatstroke:
1. Move to a Cooler Area: Get your pet indoors or to a shaded spot immediately.
2. Provide Water: Offer small amounts of cool (not icy) water to drink.
3. Use Cool Towels: Apply cool, wet towels to their fur, focusing on the belly, neck, and paws.
4. Fan Them: Use a fan to help lower their body temperature if possible.
5. Seek Veterinary Care: Contact your vet right away, even if your pet seems to improve, as internal damage can occur.

Keeping these tips in mind can help ensure your pet stays safe and healthy during warmer weather.
Billie rocking his hat and being sun safe ☀️☀️

17/10/2024

MEDIAL LUXATING PATELLAR:
Gorgeous Tallulah came in for a Medial Luxating Patellar procedure. A full exam and X-rays were done assess severity.

Patellar luxation occurs when the kneecap dislocates, causing pain and mobility issues. The most common sign of this is limping or lameness when your dog walks.

With surgery, Tallulah is expected to regain her mobility and enjoy her activities again. However, early intervention is key, so consult your vet if you notice signs of discomfort in your dog’s mobility!
She’s so photogenic so here are before and after photos 🥹🫶

15/10/2024

Meet Finnbar, our adorable whippet, who came in for a procedure! His charm is off the charts—how can we resist that face? 🐶❤️"

13/10/2024

Just had the cutest visitors today in clinic! These puppy bull terriers are all about wagging tails and puppy kisses. We cannot handle the cuteness! 🐾💖"

11/10/2024

Happy International Vet Nurse and Tech Day for the team at Findon and Seaton. Veterinary nurses play a vital part in animal care.
From administering medications, performing lab tests to providing emergency care and comforting pets during their visits, educating pet owners, assisting and monitoring anaesthetics, their skills are invaluable and help to ensure all pets receive the best possible treatment.
The compassion and expertise not only improve the lives of our furry friends but also support their families in times of need.
Your dedication makes a profound impact. Thank you for being true heroes and pouring joy, laughter, sweat and sometimes tears into animal care!
Thankyou Eden Hills for the grooviest socks, we are rocking them proud today!! 🌈🌈
"

10/10/2024

Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer May for being named Greencross's New Graduate of the Year! This incredible achievement is a testament to your hard work, passion, and commitment to animal care. Your dedication to your clients and their pets is truly inspiring and not only do you provide exceptional care, but your positive attitude uplift your colleagues and creates a supportive and collaborative environment.
We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you will accomplish in your career! ❤️🐾🐾

Address

342 Tapleys Hill Rd
Adelaide, SA
5023

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+61881555200

Website

https://www.seatonvet.com.au/

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UPDATE: Ziggy has found a home (: This little boy needs a furever home 🐾 MEET ZIGGY! Ziggy came into our care extremely sick, scared and needing some hard core TLC! He was thankfully found just in time, as a helpless stray. This little fella had such horrible cat flu, he could barely see or breath! After a few days of daily eye medications and a lot of TLC, Ziggy started showing signs of improvement and started coming out of his shell and trusting the wonderful staff caring for him. He will be vaccinated, wormed and desexed and we are taking applications for his adoption now! 😻 Ziggy's personality is just gorgeous considering everything he has been through. He is such a cuddly boy who is a pur machine and makes biscuits anywhere and everywhere. Ziggy also has a crazy kitten side who likes to do zoomies around the room and play with toys! Ziggy is roughly 17 weeks old. Please call the Seaton vets on 81555200 to speak to our nurses for more information on this lovely little ginger boy 🐱 Adoption fee $150.

What REALLY happens when the vet takes your pet "OUT THE BACK" 😱 this video will SHOCK YOU 🤬😤😱 . . . Our beautiful groomer Ayla and why your pets love coming to see her and her beautiful soul <3

💧ICE BLOCKS 💧 Ice blocks for your puppy or adult dog/s, is a good way to cool them down in a safe and refreshing way! 💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦 How cute is baby Arlo! He is loving the texture and feel of the ice block on this hot summers day! Next time we can add in some treats ✨

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

Our Santa Paws fund raiser is SO MUCH fun! Here's Occy putting in his Xmas request with Santa ... "More runs, More visits to the beach, oh and MORE treats!" We have had a constant stream of dogs, puppies AND a Bearded Dragon come to visit Santa Paws ... many thanks to everyone for your support as ALL Proceeds go to our Fabulous RSPCA. $10 Donation for a photo of your pet with Santa Paws! There's still time until 2pm today 😀 🎅🐕🐩🐕‍🦺🐾⭐️

Even though you want to spoil your pets for Christmas.. PLEASE make sure your pet is sticking to their normal dietary routine during the Christmas holiday season and resist the temptation of offering your food by giving them more cuddles instead!

Our RSPCA Fundraising Santa Paws event is almost here! The tickets are free to secure and you will be able to make a donation on the day. Minimum $10 per pet but you can donate as much as you wish 🥰⁠ We will take digital photos which will be emailed to you and you're welcome to take photos on your own phone/camera as well.⁠ Follow link in linktree to secure your tickets now!

With the warmer weather approaching, bee's are out and about. If you think your pet has been stung, please call us immediately for further information on 81555200 OR 83473444. Thanks!