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South Coast Veterinary Services

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15/11/2024

Dog of the day, Bitza.

14/11/2024

Dog of the day, Star. ⭐️

12/11/2024

Looks like it must be hard work being a cute puppy!

11/11/2024

Fun dog of the day, Marley.

11/11/2024

Dachshund dog of the day, Layla.

08/11/2024

Handsome cat Eddie posing for the camera

08/11/2024

Ticks are about!
Please check your pets for ticks daily, keep an eye out for any of the symptoms of tick paralysis and ensure your pets are on an appropriate tick preventative.
If your pet ever displays symptoms of tick paralysis, we recommend getting them to a veterinary clinic for treatment as soon as possible.
In our area we do see cases of tick paralysis year-round but particularly over the warmer months. There are many different tick preventative products available nowadays, including spot-ons, chewable tablets and an annual injection.
If you need more information about tick preventative treatment options, symptoms of tick paralysis or to book an appointment for the annual tick prevention injection, please contact us.

07/11/2024

Petunia was listening very hard to the doctor’s instructions. What a good girl! 🥰

06/11/2024

Dog of the day

03/11/2024

Little Alvin had his 1st puppy vaccination appointment with Dr Rachel. Isn’t he lovely?!

29/10/2024

Some of our recent house-call patients

25/10/2024

Marley enjoyed a little adventure out for a walk with Kristen today.

18/10/2024

Happy dog of the day!

15/10/2024

Dog of the day!

13/10/2024

Tiniest Dog of the Day

08/10/2024

Dog of the day, Marley…so cute!

07/10/2024

Be an advocate for your pet and learn to assess if he or she is experiencing any level of pain. Pain in cats and dogs can be managed with medication, lifestyle changes, and many other therapies. Attached is a great link for assessing your pet for signs of pain.

07/10/2024

Happy Tuesday!!

Address

PO Box 113
Callala Bay, NSW
2540

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61412319110

Website

http://southcoastvet.com.au/

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Videos

Petunia was listening very hard to the doctor’s instructions. What a good girl! 🥰

Chino really wanted more treats from nurse Kristen!

Odi’s cute waggy tail

Cute baby turtles at the turtle sanctuary Glynis visited whilst in Indonesia.

Friends Dallas and Bronson having a sweet cuddle 💕

Lovely Freddie at her recent appointment for a check up and annual vaccinations.

The Dr’s things smell very interesting!

Clever, cute and with a happy wagging tail 🐕🥰

Happy to see the vet 😊

We hope you all have a lovely Easter weekend but don’t forget to keep the chocolates out of reach of our furry companions! Chocolate contains chemicals called methylxanthines, specifically theobromine and caffeine which are toxic to them. The severity of chocolate toxicity varies greatly depending on the type and amount of chocolate ingested and the size of the pet. Baker’s chocolate and dark chocolate pose the greatest risk of toxicity, while white chocolate carries the lowest risk. Ingestion of the wrappers or packaging can also be a concern as they can sometimes cause an obstruction in the stomach or intestines. Also be aware that some chocolate-containing products or Easter themed treats like hot cross buns may contain other toxins such as macadamia nuts, raisins, coffee/ espresso beans, or xylitol. If your pet ingests any amount it is best to seek veterinary advice. Symptoms can include vomiting, diarrhoea, heart palpitations, tremors and even seizures and breathing difficulties. The onset of symptoms can take several hours, so don’t wait for symptoms to show. If they have ingested a toxic amount, the quicker they get treatment the better the prognosis. Here is Trevor enjoying a cute Easter themed doggy treat from Pickles Pet Care. They are locally made specifically with the health of our pets in mind from Australian ingredients with no preservatives and the packaging is planet-friendly too. Just because they can’t have chocolate doesn’t mean they have to miss out on Easter treats! You can find these Bunny Butt treats and more at bbvetnurse.com