Happy New Year from the team at Red Hill Veterinary Clinic! May the new year bring you much joy with your fur kids.
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Over the New Year period, we will have reduced hours on Tuesday 31st December (7am-12pm) and will be closed Wednesday 1st January. We will be back open, business as usual Thursday 2nd January. Please be mindful if your pets are on daily medications and ensure you have enough stock to get them through this period.
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⛈️ STORM SEASON ⛈️
Does your dog fret during storms? Do they run away from home? Shake fiercely? Go off their food? Hide under the bed or couch? If this sounds like your dog then it would be worthwhile coming in to the clinic for a chat with one of our friendly vets about some possible medications that might help your dog deal with storms without losing their mind.
Feel free to give us a call on (07) 3369 3444 to make an appointment.
It was an absolute pleasure to see Maggie May come in today with her infamous tail wagging and Labrador love of food. We are so happy to see her back to her usual, happy self.
Maggie May serves as a cautionary tale with our older pets - that they will still eat things that they shouldn’t.
Thank you to her lovely owner, @danyellebritz for this message.
This troublesome trio were handed in as strays a few days ago. They’re undergoing health checks including their first vaccination and microchip within the next week or two once they’re nicely settled. Once this has happened, they will be available for adoption. Watch this space as we will be informing of their availability as soon as they’ve had that first vaccination. If you’d like to express interest in adopting, we would be delighted to hear from you. We are also more than happy to have any name suggestions!
Left to right: tabby boy, black tabby boy (with white spot on chest) and black tabby girl.
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