PETstock VET Clyde North

22/12/2023

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Christmas from all the team at Petstock Vet Clyde North.

For any emergencies whilst we are closed please contact Casey Pet Emergency 03 8790 1625.

11/12/2023

03/11/2023

CLINIC CLOSED

The clinic will be closed on Monday 6th Nov & Tuesday 7th Nov

For all emergencies please contact your local emergency centre.

Casey Pet Emergency will be open 24 hours on Melbourne Cup day

Casey Pet Emergency phone number is 03 8790 1625

Normal opening hours will resume on Wednesday 8th Nov

12/07/2023

🐶 SOME OF OUR CUTE PATIENTS FOR THE WEEK 🐱

22/06/2023

🐱 So many cute fur babies in clinic this week 🐶

09/05/2023

Our gorgeous patients today all snuggled up and comfy 🐱

09/03/2023

PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🐾

09/02/2023

🐱 PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🐱

01/02/2023

🐶 PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🐱

24/01/2023

🐶 PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🐶

13/12/2022

🐶 Cuteness overload 🐱

05/12/2022

Did you know Lily plants and flowers are extremely toxic to cats?

We recently had the small but mighty Noah in hospital after ingesting lilies.

Noah’s owner had received a beautiful bouquet of flowers as a gift. She was completely unaware that the flowers were toxic, but after Noah made a bee line for the flowers and had a munch on some petals she decided to google if this was safe. To her shock she soon realized that even the smallest amount of lily ingestion can be fatal. Noah was quickly rushed to Casey Pet emergency. There he was made to vomit (to remove the toxin from his intestinal tract) and administered charcoal (to bind the toxin within his abdominal tract). He was then placed on Intravenous fluids and had bloods taken.

Lily toxicity is often fatal unless early intervention is taken. Sadly, the toxicity causes kidney disease in cats.

Noah came to Clyde North Vet for on going hospital care after his initial visit to emergency. Noah showed no symptoms of toxicity however preventative treatment is still necessary.

*The most common symptoms are usually Lethargy, vomiting and inappetence.

Noah was acting like a normal healthy 16-week-old cheeky kitten. He kept the nurses on their toes, constantly chewing at his drip line, because he was so bright and playing with his drip line, he had to return to the emergency clinic for overnight care as it was imperative that he receive constant Intravenous fluids for a minimum of 48hours to prevent any kidney damage.

Noah returned to the clinic for a second day of intravenous fluids and blood testing. Luckily Noah’s blood tests showed no signs of kidney damage, and the extremely lucky kitten returned to his now lily free home.

IF YOUR PET INGESTS ANYTHING YOU ARE UNSURE OF, PLEASE CONTACT US ASAP. IF IT IS OUTSIDE OUR OPERATING HOURS YOU CAN CALL:

Pet poisons hotline: 1300 869 738

Casey Pet Emergency: 8790 1625

16/10/2022

IS YOUR DOG SUMMER READY? IS YOUR GROOMER FULLY BOOKED?

We are here to help! We are offering grooms for dogs who are in desperate need of a summer clip.

Please call the clinic to book in with one of our lovely nurses on
03 86858515

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14/10/2022

HAPPY VET NURSES DAY! 🐶🐱🐰🐭👩‍⚕️

We wish all our fellow Vet nurses a fantastic Vet Nurses day. Vet nurses are the face and the backbone of Veterinary clinics and their hard work and dedication is something we should all be proud of!

11/10/2022

Introducing Dr Jenny Gipps,

Jenny completed her veterinary degree at University of Melbourne in 2007.

She has 15 years of experience working in small animal clinics across Melbourne. Her areas of expertise are soft tissue surgery and medicine she also has a special interest in and avian (bird) / lagomorph (rabbit) patients.

Out of work she lives with a fluffy Birman, a geriatric Princess Parrot and her boisterous human family.

If you are wanting to book surgery or a complex medicine case Jenny is your vet.

She is in clinic every THURSDAY and FRIDAY.

06/10/2022

🌸 PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🌸

26/09/2022

Dooshdee came in for a groom as he wasn't grooming himself so we had to help him out with a lion clip.

Check out the before and after. 🐱

16/09/2022

PATIENTS OF THE WEEK🐱🐶

11/09/2022

hug your dog day / sep 11

09/09/2022

Friday morning feels 😂

🐶 PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🐶

05/09/2022

Has your bunny got a little long in the tooth?

Did you know? Rabbits have teeth that never stop growing and these teeth can become problematic.

The natural grinding action that takes place when a rabbit chews normally wears teeth down enough so that they are kept at an ideal length. However pet rabbits often need to have their teeth manually trimmed due to several health, environmental, and genetic factors.

If you notice your Rabbits teeth getting too long, please call the clinic to arrange an appointment and a tooth trim, just like little Deluka here who had an extra long tooth.

02/09/2022

🌸 PATIENTS OF THE WEEK 🌸

28/08/2022

ANOTHER FABULOUS BEFORE AND AFTER!

Zuki the 2 year old Chihuahua now has pearly white teeth after a scale and polish.

Maintenance is the key to dental health, no animal is too young or too old.

BOOK IN FOR A FREE DENTAL CHECK UP TODAY.