Deniliquin Veterinary Clinic

31/12/2024

Please create a safe space for your pet tonight, ideally keep them inside if you can, provide distractions such as background noise (tv or music). Please comfort your furbabies, this can be a very scary time for them.

Happy New Year 🐾🩵

24/12/2024

Congratulations to Remi, Myla & Daisy for graduating puppy preschool 🥰 they were all amazing 🐾🐶

This was our last class for the year and Nurse Chloe will contact our waiting list in the new year to arrange classes.

Merry Christmas 🎄

23/12/2024

From our family to yours, we would love to wish our amazing clients and fur patients a Merry Christmas and a safe new year 🎄🥰

Thank you for your trust while we comfort you during the first times with your pets, hard times, sad times, happy times and sometimes the last time 🐾🩵

Thank you for your support for 2024.
We look forward to seeing you all in 2025 (hopefully just for annual health check and vaccinations) as we continue to provide gold standard care.

Love always,
The team at Deniliquin Veterinary Clinic 🐶🐱🐾🩵

23/12/2024

Some foods to keep away from your fur babies during the holidays.
If you suspect your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t have, please call us immediately.

☎️ 03 5880 2888

20/12/2024

Are you still needing a Christmas gift or treat for your pooch, why not try our single protein diet? 🎄

Prime 100 rolls are specialised and crafted with a single source of protein. Each recipe is complete and balanced to help dogs with food sensitivities and promote overall health and wellbeing. 🐶🐾🥰

16/12/2024

Our opening hours over the holidays 🎄
Our wonderful triage team of nurses and vets will still be available 24/7 🐾

13/12/2024

⚠️ WARNING: graphic images ⚠️

What is pyometra?
Pyometra is a serious and life-threatening infection in the uterus. The condition must be treated quickly as it is an emergency!

Clinical Signs:
* Fever
* Thick, brownish discharge
* Lethargy
* Depression
* Vomiting/Diarrhoea
* Loss of appetite
* Increased urination
* Increased water consumption

Pyometra usually occurs two to eight weeks after the last season/heat.
Pyometra can affect any female dog at any age but is most common in older dogs.

IS YOUR FUR-FRIEND DESEXED?!

Please call the clinic if you would like more information or to book your pet in for desexing.

☎️ 03 5880 2888

13/12/2024

Will your pet need a resupply of medication and/or food in the next couple of weeks? 💊🐾
As our suppliers and transport companies will be closed over the holiday period, we will not be able to complete any orders from Friday 20th December 2024 until Monday 6th January 2025.
Please let us know asap if you need a resupply so we can get them organised for you.

Thank you for your understanding and sorry for any inconvenience 🩵

☎️ 03 5880 2888

11/12/2024

The holidays are fast approaching 🙊🎄
Are you going away and have to board your fur baby?
Please make sure they are up to date with vaccinations, flea/tick and worming prevention 🐶🐱
Boarding kennels will need proof of vaccinations. 💉 If you are needing them done, please book now so we can fit you in before the Christmas rush 🎄
If you are not sure when your pet is next due, please call us and speak to our friendly staff 🩵🐾

☎️ 03 5880 2888

10/12/2024

‼️Tick Paralysis‼️

Planning on heading away over the summer with your furry friend? 🐱🐶

If you are visiting a potential tick area please make sure your pets are protected against deadly paralysis ticks.

Paralysis ticks are located along the eastern coastline of Australia. They cause paralysis by injecting a neurotoxin into pets.

The good news is this is preventable!!

Please speak to us about options to protect your furry friends, including a 12 month injectable option - only available at your vet 💉

☎️ 03 5880 2888

03/12/2024

🎄Deni Vets Xmas Party🎄

We had an amazing time at our staff Christmas Party on Saturday! We enjoyed the amazing scenery of the Deni River.
It was such a joy to have all our amazing team members and their families come together to celebrate. We are so grateful for our hardworking team.

From all of us at Deniliquin Veterinary Clinic, we wish you, your furbabies and your families a wonderful and safe Christmas 🎄 🐾

25/11/2024

Did you know you can book your consultation appointment online via your mobile, tablet or computer with one simple click? 📱

https://www.apiam.com.au/locations/deniliquin-veterinary-clinic/

Visit our website and select ‘Book Online’ 🥰

22/11/2024

Please ensure your canine babies are vaccinated 🐶

Due to the rise in cases of parvovirus across Australia, the AVA is reminding owners to make sure their dogs are up-to-date with their vaccinations to protect them from the highly contagious and potentially fatal disease.

All puppies from six weeks of age should be vaccinated against parvovirus and other canine diseases. Follow-up vaccinations are also required, and your local veterinarians can advise on the best type of protection for your area.

If you are unsure of your pet’s vaccination status you should contact your veterinarian for advice.

20/11/2024

🐍 SNAKE WARNING 🐍

With the weather warming up snakes are becoming more active. We have seen multiple pets bitten by snakes, so a reminder to be vigilant, walk your dog on a lead, try to keep your lawn cut as short as possible and ensure your yard is free from leaf litter, piles of logs, or other “hiding places” around your yard which can be attractive hiding places for snakes.

Bite wounds are rarely visible on animals so it is important you know what symptoms to look for:
~ Sudden weakness or collapse
~ Laboured breathing
~ Shaking or twitching of the muscles
~ Vomiting
~ Dilated pupils
~ Paralysis
~ Blood in urine

Sometimes symptoms can be followed by a ‘spontaneous recovery’ however, this is not the case! Please still contact us.

Snake bites happen quickly and need to be treated straight away for the best chance of survival. There are tests that we can perform to determine if your animal has been bitten.

If you suspect your pet has been bitten by a snake, please give us a call straight away so we can prepare for your arrival.

☎️ 03 5880 2888

05/11/2024

‼️☀️ Hot weather warning ☀️‼️

Today is predicted to reach 38 degrees, it’s important that we are on alert for the well-being of our pets.

Heat stress can affect pets in an instant. It is an emergency situation and can be fatal.

~ Avoid exercising your pet in the heat; walk in the early mornings or late evenings when temperatures are cooler.
~ Before walking, test how hot the surface is by placing your hand on the surface for 5 seconds. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pet. Their paws can blister and burn.
~ Make sure they have a cool, shaded, and well-ventilated area. On very hot days, this might mean moving them inside.
~ Provide access to plenty of fresh drinking water, this may include multiple water bowls and/or a small doggy pool.
~ Never leave pets unattended in hot cars.

Some signs of heat stress may include:
~ Heavy panting
~ Salivation
~ Difficulty breathing
~ Bright red gums
~ Lethargy
~ Collapse

Please keep a close eye on your furbabies, and if you are concerned your pet may be suffering from heat stress, contact us asap on 0358802888.

31/10/2024

We’re so excited to be a part of this amazing event 🥰
Come along and see us, support local and enjoy a fun Saturday 🐾🩵