Yorklea Pet Supplies

18/12/2024

Last day for the year is Saturday 21st December reopening Monday 6th January

Last week to get your pet supplies organised before Christmas 🎄🎅🏻.

We will be closed from Monday 23rd December reopening Monday 6th January at 9am.

17/12/2024

Some of our birds available. Pairs available

17/12/2024

Special on Mini lop and Netherland x mini lops males and females available

17/12/2024

We have one hand raised Rainbow lorikeet available now 🦜

15/12/2024

Last week to get your pet supplies organised before Christmas 🎄🎅🏻.

We will be closed from Monday 23rd December reopening Monday 6th January at 9am.

10/12/2024

All grooming appointments are booked out for the rest of the year. Appointments available from 6th January 2025. We will be having a price increase on all grooming services from January 🐩🐶

03/12/2024

*Extracted from the RSPCA NSW webpage*
Snake Bites and Pets

In the warmer summer months, snakes become much more active. Because of this, pet owners must be careful to protect their pets from snake bites, and to be aware of the warning signs in case their animal is bitten.

What should I do if I think my pet has been bitten by a snake?

If you think your pet has been bitten by a snake, keep him calm and quiet, and take him to a veterinarian immediately. The chances of recovery are greater if he is treated early (80 per cent), with some pets making a recovery within 48 hours. Pets who are left untreated have a much lower survival rate.

If your veterinarian is far away, you will need to apply first aid. Keep your pet calm and quiet, and apply a pressure bandage – a firm bandage placed over and around the bite site – to help slow the venom from spreading to his heart. Do not wash the wound or apply a tourniquet.

If you can identify the snake, tell your veterinarian, but don’t try to catch or kill the snake. If the snake is dead, you can bring it with you. Otherwise, there is a blood or urine test that can identify whether your pet has been bitten and the type of snake that was responsible.

Once the snake has been identified, your veterinarian can administer antivenom. Please be warned that antivenom is quite expensive and can result in a hefty veterinary bill.

If you are walking your dog close to bushland, especially near water during the summer months, please keep him on a lead and avoid long grassy areas. Keep the grass low in your backyard or property, clean up any rubbish piles and clear away objects where snakes may be able to hide e.g., under sheets of corrugated metal, wood piles, etc.

29/11/2024

We have two pairs of green cheek conures in

22/11/2024

Netherland dwarf x mini lop females and black mini lop males and females in store 🐰🐇

18/11/2024

We have Zebra and Gouldian finches available

14/11/2024

Some of our cute Guinea pigs available

13/11/2024

We have two hand raised cockatiels available

12/11/2024

Some of our Netherland Dwarf Rabbits in now 🐰

11/11/2024

Some of our feathered friends available.

28/10/2024

Unsexed millie fleur Belgian Duccles chicks available. Will require heat source for 4 weeks.
Adult pic is example of what they look like

25/10/2024

( all sold) We have two hand raised Indian ringnecks left 🦜🦜

24/10/2024

We have one sweet hand raised cockatiel left available.

18/10/2024

Aviary cockatiels breeding female and male and a young unsexed cockatiel not long out of the nest