Cameron Park Vets

Cameron Park Vets Newcastle and Lake Macquarie's most trusted veterinary clinic, Cardiff Veterinary Hospital has now a

🐾 Practice Manager Appreciation Week 🐾This week we’re shining the spotlight on our incredible Practice Manager, Olivia! ...
11/11/2025

🐾 Practice Manager Appreciation Week 🐾

This week we’re shining the spotlight on our incredible Practice Manager, Olivia! 💙

At both Cardiff and Cameron Park Vets, Olivia keeps everything running smoothly — from supporting our team and caring for our clients to making sure every furry friend gets the best possible care. Her dedication, kindness, and endless energy make a world of difference every single day. 🐶🐱

Thank you, Olivia, for all that you do behind the scenes (and in front of them!) to make our clinics the warm, welcoming places they are. We couldn’t do it without you! 💐💫

Drop a comment below to help us say thank you, Olivia! 👏💛

⚠️ Dusty’s Story – The Dangers of Cooked BonesMeet Dusty, a 5 year 8 month old Cavoodle who came to us after a cooked la...
05/11/2025

⚠️ Dusty’s Story – The Dangers of Cooked Bones

Meet Dusty, a 5 year 8 month old Cavoodle who came to us after a cooked lamb bone became stuck in the roof of his mouth. Poor Dusty was in quite a bit of discomfort and had to be sedated in hospital to have it safely removed.

Cooked bones may seem like a tasty treat, but they can splinter easily and cause:
-Mouth and throat injuries
-Blockages or obstructions
-Internal damage to the stomach or intestines

🐾 Please avoid giving your pets cooked bones — even small ones! There are plenty of safer alternatives like dental chews or vet-approved treats that can keep your pet happy and healthy.

Dusty is now doing much better — but his story is a good reminder for all pet owners! ❤️

🎃 Top Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe This Halloween! 👻🐾Halloween is full of fun for us — but it can be a little spooky ...
31/10/2025

🎃 Top Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe This Halloween! 👻🐾
Halloween is full of fun for us — but it can be a little spooky for our pets! Here are our top tips to keep them safe and stress-free:
🕯️ Keep treats out of reach – Chocolate and lollies (especially those with xylitol) can be toxic to pets.
🚪 Create a calm space – Costumes, noise, and visitors can be overwhelming. Give your pet a quiet room to relax in.
🦴 Pet-safe treats only! – Have some healthy pet treats on hand so they don’t miss out on the fun.
🎭 Costume comfort – If dressing up your pet, make sure the outfit fits well and doesn’t restrict breathing or movement.
🏷️ Secure identification – With doors opening and closing for trick-or-treaters, ensure your pet’s microchip and tags are up to date.
Let’s make this Halloween safe and happy for everyone — furry friends included! 🧡🐶🐱
🩺 Cameron Park Veterinary Clinic - 02 4958 6635

30/10/2025

🎙 Our Weekly Radio Post – Catch Dr Andrew Cornwell Live!
Every Tuesday at 2pm, our very own clinic owner Dr Andrew Cornwell takes to the airwaves!
📅 Tuesdays at 2pm
📻 2HD – Newcastle’s 1143AM | Port Stephens 97.5FM | Lake Macquarie 90.5FM
🎧 Proudly part of the Super Radio Network – Australia’s largest privately owned radio network!
Tune in for:
🐾 Expert veterinary advice
🐾 Practical pet care tips
🐾 Stories and insights from our clinic
Got a question about your pet? You might just hear Dr Cornwell answer it live!
👉 Click the link below to listen now and join us in helping pets live their happiest, healthiest lives — on and off the airwaves.
https://omny.fm/shows/pete-davis/andrew-cornwell-11th-feb-25

30/10/2025

🐍 It’s Snake Season – Stay Alert! 🐾

With the warmer weather comes increased snake activity — and unfortunately, our curious pets are often the ones who find them first!

Snake bites are life-threatening emergencies.
If you suspect your dog or cat has been bitten, keep them calm and still, and get to your vet immediately. Do not try to treat the bite at home.

⚠️ Common signs of snake bite may include:
- Sudden weakness or collapse (sometimes followed by a brief recovery)
- Dilated pupils
- Difficulty breathing
- Drooling or vomiting
- Trembling, paralysis or wobbliness

⛔ What to do:
✔️ Keep your pet quiet and limit movement
✔️ Transport them to the nearest vet as quickly as possible
✔️ Call ahead if you can so the team can prepare

🐾 Prevention tips:
- Keep lawns short and gardens tidy
- Stay on paths during walks
- Avoid letting pets explore long grass or bushy areas

If you ever think your pet may have encountered a snake, call us immediately — every minute counts.

📞 02 4958 6635
💚 Cameron Park Veterinary Clinic – helping you keep your pets safe this snake season

🎃👻 Halloween Treats Are for Humans — Not Pets! 🍫🍬🐾Halloween is a fun time for the family — but it can be tricky for our ...
29/10/2025

🎃👻 Halloween Treats Are for Humans — Not Pets! 🍫🍬🐾

Halloween is a fun time for the family — but it can be tricky for our furry friends! While you’re enjoying your lollies and chocolates, remember that many popular Halloween treats can be toxic to pets.

⚠️ Common Halloween dangers:
🍫 Chocolate – contains theobromine and caffeine, which can cause vomiting, restlessness, tremors, seizures, and even be fatal in large amounts.
🍬 Lollies, gum & baked goods – often contain xylitol, a sugar substitute that can cause a sudden drop in blood sugar and liver failure in dogs.
🎁 Candy wrappers – shiny and fun to chew but can cause choking or intestinal blockages.

👩‍⚕️ What you can do:

- Keep all sweets and lolly bags well out of reach.

- Remind the kids not to share their treats with pets (no matter how cute those puppy eyes are!).

- If your pet manages to sneak a treat, contact us right away or head to your nearest emergency vet.

Let’s keep this Halloween safe, fun, and treat-filled — for the humans only! 🧡🐶🐱

📞 02 4958 6635

🚨 Tick Paralysis Alert 🚨Tick season is here — and we’re already seeing cases of tick paralysis in pets.🐾 What to watch f...
28/10/2025

🚨 Tick Paralysis Alert 🚨
Tick season is here — and we’re already seeing cases of tick paralysis in pets.

🐾 What to watch for:
- Wobbly back legs or trouble walking
- Weakness or collapse
- Change in bark or meow
- Difficulty breathing or swallowing
- Vomiting

Tick paralysis can be life-threatening — early treatment is vital!
Even one tick can cause serious illness.

✅ What you can do:
- Check your pet daily (especially around the head, neck, and ears)
- Keep your pet’s tick prevention up to date
- If you find a tick or notice any of the above signs, contact us immediately

📞 02 4958 6635
📍 Cameron Park Veterinary Hospital

Protect your pets this tick season — prevention truly saves lives ❤️

23/10/2025

🎙 Our Weekly Radio Post – Catch Dr Andrew Cornwell Live!
Every Tuesday at 2pm, our very own clinic owner Dr Andrew Cornwell takes to the airwaves!
📅 Tuesdays at 2pm
📻 2HD – Newcastle’s 1143AM | Port Stephens 97.5FM | Lake Macquarie 90.5FM
🎧 Proudly part of the Super Radio Network – Australia’s largest privately owned radio network!
Tune in for:
🐾 Expert veterinary advice
🐾 Practical pet care tips
🐾 Stories and insights from our clinic
Got a question about your pet? You might just hear Dr Cornwell answer it live!
👉 Click the link below to listen now and join us in helping pets live their happiest, healthiest lives — on and off the airwaves.
https://omny.fm/shows/pete-davis/andrew-cornwell-28th-jan-25

📣 Closed for staff TrainingOur clinic will be closed today between 1pm – 3pm for staff training.🐾 For emergencies, pleas...
23/10/2025

📣 Closed for staff Training
Our clinic will be closed today between 1pm – 3pm for staff training.

🐾 For emergencies, please call 02 4958 6635
📧 Or email us at [email protected]
, and we’ll return your call after 3pm.

Thank you for your understanding and we apologise for any inconvenience caused. 💙

“Protecting Pets in Extreme Heat”🌞 Protect Your Pets This Summer! 🌞As temperatures soar, our furry family members feel t...
21/10/2025

“Protecting Pets in Extreme Heat”

🌞 Protect Your Pets This Summer! 🌞

As temperatures soar, our furry family members feel the heat too. Heat stress and heatstroke can occur quickly — and can be life-threatening. Here’s how to help your pets stay safe and comfortable:

💧 Keep them hydrated – Always have fresh, cool water available.
🏡 Provide shade and airflow – Avoid hot concrete or metal surfaces.
🚫 Never leave pets in cars – Even a few minutes can cause fatal heatstroke.
🐾 Walk during cooler times – Early mornings or late evenings are safest.
🧊 Cool them down safely – Use damp towels, fans, or pet-safe cooling mats.
⚠️ Know the signs of heat stress – Heavy panting, drooling, vomiting, lethargy, or collapse.

If your pet shows signs of heatstroke, move them to a cool area, offer small sips of water, and contact your vet immediately 02 49586635

Let’s keep our furry friends safe this summer! 💛

16/10/2025

🎙 Our Weekly Radio Post – Catch Dr Andrew Cornwell Live!
Every Tuesday at 2pm, our very own clinic owner Dr Andrew Cornwell takes to the airwaves!
📅 Tuesdays at 2pm
📻 2HD – Newcastle’s 1143AM | Port Stephens 97.5FM | Lake Macquarie 90.5FM
🎧 Proudly part of the Super Radio Network – Australia’s largest privately owned radio network!
Tune in for:
🐾 Expert veterinary advice
🐾 Practical pet care tips
🐾 Stories and insights from our clinic
Got a question about your pet? You might just hear Dr Cornwell answer it live!
👉 Click the link below to listen now and join us in helping pets live their happiest, healthiest lives — on and off the airwaves.
https://omny.fm/shows/pete-davis/andrew-cornwell-18-02-25

💚 Veterinary Nurse Appreciation Week 💚This week we’re celebrating our incredible Veterinary Nurses — the heart and soul ...
10/10/2025

💚 Veterinary Nurse Appreciation Week 💚

This week we’re celebrating our incredible Veterinary Nurses — the heart and soul of our clinic! 🩺🐾

From comforting nervous pets, assisting in surgery, and supporting our clients, to keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes — our nurses do it all with skill, care, and compassion every single day. 💕

To say thank you, we treated our amazing team to a well-deserved day of relaxation with Millie from Hunter Valley Mobile Massage Co.
💆‍♀️✨

A huge shoutout to Millie for spending the day with us and helping our nurses unwind and recharge — your massages were amazing! We can’t recommend you enough! 🙌

Thank you to our nurses for everything you do — we appreciate you more than words can say. 💚🐶🐱

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2A Garth Street
Edgeworth, NSW
2285

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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Newcastle and Lake Macquarie's most trusted veterinary clinic, Cardiff Veterinary Hospital has now added a second location at 2A Garth Street Edgeworth.

Our services include consultations, desexing, radiology, dermatology, general surgery, behaviour problems, cat boarding, puppy pre-school and much more.

We are a fully licenced veterinary hospital that has been the practice of choice for almost 50 years. We service a wide area including Edgeworth, Cameron Park, Barnsley, Holmesville, Killingworth, West Wallsend, Seahampton, Minmi, Teralba, Argenton Warners Bay, Speers Point, and Boolaroo.