Casey Pet Emergency

26/01/2025

🚨 Join Our Team at Casey Pet Emergency! 🚨

Are you a qualified and experienced Emergency Veterinary Nurse ready to make an impact? 🌟

Casey Pet Emergency has recently moved to a beautiful, purpose-built facility designed to optimize patient care and support our exceptional team. We’re seeking passionate, skilled nurses to thrive in our fast-paced, dynamic environment.

With a diverse caseload, you’ll be part of:
🔹 Emergency surgeries like GDVs, splenectomies, and foreign body removals
🔹 Managing toxicology cases and transfusion medicine
🔹 Advanced medical work-ups and procedures
🔹 Endoscopy, complex medical conditions, and intensive nursing care

We also offer:
✅ Shift work rosters with flexibility
✅ Above-award remuneration
✅ Opportunities to refine your skills in anesthesia, fluid plans, pain management, and more!

Be part of a supportive team where your expertise is valued and every day brings new challenges and rewards. Together, let’s deliver exceptional care.

Send your resumes & cover letters to [email protected]

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23/01/2025

🐾 Rocky’s Remarkable Recovery Update! 🐾

Late one night, Rocky, a brave 6-year-old Shih Tzu, came to Casey Pet Emergency after being hit by a car.

He suffered severe polytrauma, including:
💔 An open transverse tibial fracture (left leg)
💔 A comminuted closed femoral fracture (left leg)
💔 A displaced transverse ileal fracture (right side)

Thanks to the incredible generosity of Sisi, a 3-year-old Doberman and blood donor superhero 🦸‍♀️, Rocky received a life-saving blood transfusion.

He then underwent specialist surgery with Melbourne Veterinary Orthopaedic where multiple plates, screws, and wires were expertly placed to repair his fractures.

Fast forward to today: Rocky recently came back for his post-op check, and look at him now! 🐶✨ His tail is wagging, and he’s slowly walking – signs that this little fighter is on the road to recovery. 💪

It’s still a long journey ahead, but with Rocky’s resilient spirit and his amazing family by his side, we’re confident he’ll be back to living his best life soon.

Let’s send Rocky lots of love and pawsitive vibes for a full recovery! ❤️🐾

31/12/2024

🎉🐾 Happy New Year from Casey Pet Emergency! 🐾🎉

To all our amazing clients and their beloved pets—thank you for trusting us with your care in 2024. 💙 We wish you a joyful, safe, and healthy start to the new year!

🌟 Remember, we're here for you 24/7, even during the holiday celebrations. Whether it's advice or an emergency, our team is ready to help whenever you need us.

📞 Call us anytime at 03 8790 1625.

Here's to a paw-some 2025! 🐶🐱✨

29/12/2024

🎆🐾 New Year’s Eve Fireworks: Keeping Your Pets Safe 🐾🎆

While we celebrate the New Year with fireworks, loud noises can be stressful and frightening for our furry friends.

Here’s how you can help your cats and dogs stay calm and safe:

💡 Top Tips for a Stress-Free New Year:

1️⃣ Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet, cozy area for your pet to retreat to during the fireworks.

2️⃣ Keep Them Inside: Close windows, doors, and curtains to reduce noise and light flashes.

3️⃣ Use Calming Aids: Consider pheromone sprays, anxiety wraps, or vet-recommended sedatives if needed.

4️⃣ Distract Them: Play soothing music or turn on the TV to mask the sound of fireworks.

5️⃣ Update Microchips & ID Tags: Just in case your pet gets spooked and escapes.

🚨 Emergency Alert: If your pet experiences severe anxiety or an injury, Casey Pet Emergency is here to help.

Let’s ring in the New Year while keeping our pets happy and safe! 🐶🐱💙

29/12/2024

🐾 Heroic Sisi to the Rescue! 🩸

A huge round of "paws" for Sisi, the incredible Doberman, who swooped in like a true hero to donate blood to save Rocky's life! 🐶❤️

Rocky needed an urgent blood transfusion, and thanks to Sisi's donation, he's now on the road to recovery and doing so well. 🎉 This beautiful act of kindness reminds us of the importance of pet blood donors—just like in humans, their generosity can be life-saving for other pets in need.

Thank you, Sisi, for being our superstar, and to Rocky, we’re so glad to see you wagging that tail again! 🐾✨

28/12/2024

Rocky needs your help! 🐶🩸

Sadly Rocky has found himself in need of a doggy blood donor hero to help him out! 🦸🏼‍♂️

- Must be over 25kg 🏋️
- Between the ages 2-7 years old
- Be fully vaccinated with no pre-existing health concerns ❤️
If you think your dog could help and be a hero today 🐾
Please give the clinic a call at 03 8790 1625📞
Thank you!

24/12/2024

🎄🐾 Merry Christmas from Casey Pet Emergency! 🐾🎄

To all our wonderful clients and their furry friends, we want to wish you a very Merry Christmas! 🌟

This year has been filled with wagging tails, gentle purrs, and countless moments of love and care. We're so grateful for the trust you've placed in us to look after your beloved cats and dogs. 🐶🐱

May your holiday season be filled with joy, cuddles, and plenty of treats (for you and your pets)! Stay safe, and know we’re here if you need us.

With love,
The Team at Casey Pet Emergency ❤️

20/12/2024

🎄🐾 Casey Pet Emergency is Here for You This Holiday Season! 🐾🎄

We know the holiday season can be busy, but your pet's health and happiness always come first. That's why Casey Pet Emergency is open 24/7, right through Christmas and New Year's!

Whether you need advice or have an emergency, our dedicated team is here to help—anytime, day or night. 💙

📞 If you need us, call 03 8790 1625.

Wishing you and your furry family a safe and joyful holiday season! 🐶🐱✨

16/12/2024

🎄🚫🐾 Keep Your Pets Safe This Christmas! 🐾🚫🎄

The holidays are a time for festive feasts, but some Christmas foods can be toxic to cats and dogs.

Keep these items out of paw’s reach to ensure a safe holiday season:

�🍫 Chocolate – Especially dark chocolate, can cause vomiting, tremors, and even seizures.��

🍇 Grapes and Raisins – Found in fruitcake and mince pies, these can cause issues such as kidney failure.

��🍬 Xylitol – A sugar substitute in sugar-free treats, gums, or desserts, can lead to dangerous drops in blood sugar.��

🦴 Cooked Bones – Turkey or ham bones can splinter and cause choking or internal injuries.

🍗 Leftovers – Turkey, ham or meat off cuts are very high in fat and can causes issues such pancreatitis��

🍷 Alcohol – Even small amounts can be harmful to pets.��

🧅 Onions, Garlic, and Chives – Common in stuffing, these can damage red blood cells.���

If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, contact Casey Pet Emergency immediately. We’re here to help keep your furry friends safe this holiday season!
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11/12/2024

🎄 Holiday Update from Casey Pet Emergency 🎄

After an incredible year filled with growth, new beginnings, and countless pets helped, our amazing team is taking a well-deserved break for a little festive fun!

✨ We will be closed from 7 AM Thursday, December 12th, until 5 PM Friday, December 13th for our staff Christmas party. ✨

This much-needed night off is to recharge before diving into the busy and bustling silly season. We’ll be back Friday evening, ready to provide care and compassion through the holidays.

Thank you for your understanding and support! 🐾

02/12/2024

🔥🐾 Heat Stress Awareness: Keep Your Pets Safe This Summer! 🐾🔥

Summer is here, and while we enjoy the sunshine, it’s important to remember that cats and dogs are more vulnerable to heat stress than we are. 🌞

Signs of heat stress in pets include:

- Excessive panting or drooling
- Lethargy or weakness
- Vomiting or diarrhoea
- Bright red gums or tongue
- Difficulty breathing

🚨 Heat stress is an emergency. If you notice these signs, seek veterinary care immediately.

💡 Tips to prevent heat stress:

- Always provide fresh water and shade.
- Avoid walks during the hottest parts of the day.
- Never leave pets in parked cars, even for a few minutes.
- Consider cooling mats or damp towels for your pets to lie on.

Let’s keep our furry friends safe and comfortable this summer!

If you’re ever worried, Casey Pet Emergency is here to help. 🐶🐱💙

17/11/2024

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07/11/2024

🐾 Meet Prada, our adorable 10-week-old German Shepherd cross who visited us at Casey Pet Emergency after getting into just a bit too much food! 💖

This little foodie ended up with a case of food bloat, so she spent the night with us under close watch.
We're happy to report that she's feeling much better now and back to her playful self! 🐶

What is Food Bloat? 🥘
When dogs eat too much or too quickly, their stomach can become excessively stretched, leading to discomfort and, in severe cases, serious health risks.

This condition, known as food bloat, can make it difficult for their stomach to function normally and may cause pressure on other organs.
Common signs include a distended belly, restlessness, drooling, retching and excessive panting.

If you think your pet may be experiencing food bloat, reach out to us at Casey Pet Emergency.

Early treatment, like Prada received, helps ensure a speedy and safe recovery! 🩺

04/11/2024

04/11/2024

We are now OPEN 24 hours EVERYDAY TO HELP SERVICE YOUR PET EMERGENCY CARE NEEDS AT All times. We are excited to be able to offer our assistance whenever your pet should most need our care. Coming to you from our new site at 405 PRINCES HYW NARRE WARREN

30/10/2024

🎃👻 Happy Howl-o-ween from Casey Pet Emergency! 👻🎃

We’re feeling the spooky spirit today, and so are our furry patients! Whether your pet is dressed as a cute pumpkin, a spooky ghost, or a superhero, we hope you’re having a fang-tastic Halloween! 🐾✨