If you have ever been unsure if your pet is loved and cared by our team when they come to Tasmanian Veterinary hospitals, witness this sweet moment between Dr Annabelle and 10 month old chocolate Labrador Chanel, who came to us for a CT scan. 💙
"They say the best veterinarians have a true passion for animals and their well-being. When your pet is sick, a veterinarian is the guardian angel you need." 👏💕
#loveyourvet #loveyourpet #tasmanianveterinaryhospitals
TVH Blood donation
Did you know that dogs can donate blood as well? Yes that's right! 🐶🐶
We offer an amazing blood donation program at our Bellerive Hospital.
For your dog to be eligible for our donor program we would need the following:
- Your dog must be within the ages of 1 years to 7 years old.
- Weigh over 25kg and currently not on any medication.
You and your pet will receive a FREE screening blood profile and $100 towards your account.
If you are willing to let your dog to be a blood donor, please call our Bellerive Hospital, 6244 7667 OR email [email protected] to add your dog to our blood donation list. Your dog could save lives. 💙
Did you know that dogs can donate blood as well? Yes that's right! 🐶🐶
We offer an amazing blood donation program at our Bellerive Hospital.
For your dog to be eligible for our donor program we would need the following:
- Your dog must be within the ages of 1 years to 7 years old.
- Weigh over 25kg and currently not on any medication.
You and your pet will receive a FREE screening blood profile and $100 towards your account.
If you are willing to let your dog to be a blood donor, please call our Bellerive Hospital, 6244 7667 OR email [email protected] to add your dog to our blood donation list. Your dog could save lives. 💙
🐩🦮 This Saturday is international dogs’ day. 🐶🐕🦺🐕🐩🦮
National Dog Day was established in 2004 by animal advocate & pet and family lifestyle expert Coleen Paige. The aim of the awareness day is to raise awareness about the number of dogs that are currently in rescue centres and encourage the adoption of these animals.
Sadly, each year, millions of dogs become homeless because they are unwanted or their owners are unable to care for them. National Dog Day aims to encourage people to adopt dogs from shelters and rescue organisations.
In honour of our best friends, we will be hosting a stall at Glebe Hill Shopping centre, this Saturday 26th August from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Come along for free pet advice and explore activities for the family.
For more information follow the link below, if not come and see our Tasmanian Veterinary Hospital team. ☺️💙
Make sure tomorrow you give your dogs lots of cuddles, they deserve it. 🐶🥰
https://allevents.in/glenorchy/celebrate-international-dog-day-at-glebe-hill-village/200024973934545
The push up challenge is in full swing down at our Sorell Hospital.... does it look like Dr Rob and Dr Annabelle biceps have grown??? 🤣💪
We are nearly half way through our challenge and half way to our target!
If you would like to donate to this very important cause, the link is in the comments.
Go team go!! 👏
Some interesting work outs where happening at our Bellerive Hospital yesterday... left, right and centre, our team is determined to help raise awareness for mental health. 💜💪
If you are willing to donate to this worthy cause, please follow this link to help.
https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/fundraisers/tvhveterinarysuperstars
We are getting creative with each video. 💛
We are a determined team, we are striving to reach our goal! 💙💪
Day 5 and together as a team we have reached over 4,400 push ups/squat/sit ups!
We have raised $1,000 already and hope to raise $1,000 more. Any donation is always welcomed, all funds will be disrupted between 3 beneficiaries who make a difference to mental health across Australia and in our local communities.
https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/fundraiser/tvhveterinarysuperstars
*All donations are tax deductible.
Last week we had beautiful 4-month-old Dachshund pup, Klaus visit for base narrow canine removal. Klaus was more than happy to cuddle up to Nurse Hannah and out the back before heading into his surgery. 🐾
Base narrow canine teeth is a condition that can affect young puppies when their baby teeth erupt “too narrow” and make contact with the palate. 🦷
More commonly this condition affects puppies at 6 months of age, when the lower permanent canine teeth erupt in an upright orientation. The adult canine teeth will eventually strike the palate causing pain.
Dogs are not good at telling us when they have a sore mouth, although each time your puppy comes to visit, our vets will check that their teeth are coming through normally. If our vet has any concerns, they will discuss with you and together you can make a treatment plan to ensure your puppy has a functional and pain-free mouth.
The best thing to note is, base narrow canines are treatable, especially if we act early.
If you are ever unsure and would like your puppy to have a full examination by our vet, please do not hesitate to call our veterinary hospitals to book an appointment with our friendly team. Our aim is to ensure your puppy has a comfortable, healthy mouth for life. 💙
As you can see for Klaus, he had a pretty happy ending eating all his chicken after he had woken from his surgery. 🥰
👏 A round of applause for Miss Polly! 👏
Meet Polly, she is a 6-year-old Dachshund who recently came to our Bellerive Hospital for spinal surgery.
Polly presented with paralysis in her hind legs and was diagnosed with a compression in her spinal column.
Dr Gareth and their team operated on Polly last week to relieve the compression.
Polly is shown here with Nurse Millie, combining her post operative rehabilitation with her rounds of the clinic. Polly is improving well and is getting stronger every day. 💙💙
#feelgoodfriday #loveyourvet #dachshund #tasmanianveterinaryhospitals
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