Langwarrin Veterinary Clinic

05/02/2025

This is all the staff's fur family...... we want you to meet❤️

Now we want you to share your beautiful photos of your pets with us too.

🌟SHARE & POST a photo of your pet for a chance to WIN a $100 voucher to spend on your loved one.🌟

( The $100 voucher can only be redeemed at the Langwarrin Veterinary clinic)

The winner will be announced in 2 weeks' time 🏆

02/02/2025

🚗How Vets Can Help Dogs with Travel Sickness🚗

Travel sickness is common in dogs, especially puppies, and can cause nausea, vomiting, drooling, and anxiety. Vets play a key role in managing this condition with:

🤢 Advise gradual desensitization to car travel and reward-based short trips.

🤢 Recommend facing the dog forward, proper ventilation, fasting before travel, and calming aids like pheromone sprays.

🤢 Prescribe Medications

🤢 Supplements Suggest ginger or probiotics for natural nausea relief.

With a tailored approach, you can help dogs and their owners enjoy stress-free travel.

30/01/2025

🐾 Your Pet’s Health is Our Priority! 🐾

At Langwarrin Veterinary Clinic, we’re passionate about keeping your beloved pets happy and healthy! Whether it’s routine care or a special need, we’re here for you and your furry friends.

💉 Services We Offer:
✔ Wellness exams
✔ Vaccinations
✔ Dental cleanings
✔ Preventive care
✔ Senior pet care

📸 We’d Love to See Your Pets!
Post a photo of your furry friend in the comments below or tag us in your posts—we love celebrating your adorable companions.

📞 Call us at 03 9789 1682
📍 Visit us at 299 Cranbourne Frankston Rd, Langwarrin VIC 3912

Let’s work together to keep tails wagging and purrs going strong!

29/01/2025

Does your pet like visiting the vet ??

We have a solution, our outdoor courtyard consultation room 🐶🌳

23/01/2025

21/01/2025

🌟 Steffie 🌟

Meet this gorgeous girl, a new addition to one of our beautiful clients' families.

20/01/2025

Picture from behind the scenes, what you don't see in the back of a veterinary clinic.

Boo Boo needs special attention and monitoring. Therefore, Nurse Amanda is sacrificing her lunch and other duties to keep Boo Boo company.

Veterinary nurses are more than just caregivers—they’re advocates, educators, and healers. Their dedication often goes unnoticed, but their impact is felt by every animal they touch and every owner they comfort. So, the next time you visit a veterinary clinic, take a moment to thank these hidden heroes for their incredible work.

19/01/2025

🌟 Meet Pearl 🌟

Pearl is a gorgeous girl who came in for a visit.
Her history was not eating and flat. After diagnostics such as in-house blood testing, they were found to be normal.

So, she stayed for the day to rehydrate her on intravenous fluids and anti nausea medication.

Pearl is now at home on the mend, enjoying her home cooked chicken.

17/01/2025

🩷 Introducing Shelby 🩷

She is still waiting for her forever home......

Please help us find Shelby a forever home.

She was bought into our clinic as a stray kitten.

Shelby had a ruff start to life, but we are here to help her find her perfect home 🏡

If you are interested in meeting Shelby, please contact us at the clinic on 9789 1682 ☎️

Gender: Female desexed
Age: Approximately 11months
Breed: Domestic shorthair

Meet this sweet and affectionate girl who will melt your heart! She absolutely loves attention and enjoys getting pats and cuddles from her human companions. Not only is she a loving lap cat, but she also doesn’t mind being gently carried around, making her the perfect snuggle buddy.

She gets along wonderfully with dogs, making her a great addition to a multi-pet household. She’s calm and friendly, adjusting well to her canine companions.

She would thrive in a loving home where she could receive plenty of affection and companionship. Whether you’re lounging on the couch or going about your day, this girl will happily stay close by, offering her warmth and love.

16/01/2025

We can all relate to this can't we ...... 😂

14/01/2025

Does anyone have this trouble at home ?? 😂😂😂😂

13/01/2025

🪶 Tawny Frog Mouth 🪶

Wildlife patient of the day, with Nurse Amanda.

Bought in by a lovely client who rescued him.

All well and healthy, so of to a wildlife carer

12/01/2025

🌟 Case of the day 🌟

Meet Ziggy, a 6 year old Italian greyhound.

Ziggy decided to indulge in some sausages, which unfortunately did not agree with her.

After in-house bloods and x-rays, she was diagnosed with Pancreatitis.

This is inflammation of the pancreas. This is a common problem with pets that get into fatty foods.

Pancreatitis in dogs is treated with supportive care, such as pain medication, fluids, and dietary changes. The severity of the pancreatitis determines the treatment and prognosis.

After Ziggy's visit and hospital stay, she is on the mend at home with her family.

08/01/2025

✨ What’s your 2025 New Year’s Resolution? ✨

How about FOSTERING A GREYHOUND and giving a lovable dog the chance to blossom into a cherished pet? 🐾

Worried you won’t be able to say goodbye? 💔
We understand! But when you see your foster dog meet their forever family, bursting with love and excitement, it’s much easier than you think. 🥰

💖 Help us bring ONE MORE GREYHOUND out of wire kennels and into a happy PET LIFE!

We’ve got you covered with:
✔️ Food
✔️ Bedding
✔️ All the dog gear
✔️ An R2R Buddy to guide you every step of the way
✔️ And, of course, a super sweet greyhound to call your foster friend!

💌 Apply today to get started (link below). Let’s make 2025 the year of new beginnings—for you and a greyhound in need! 🐶

https://www.racing2rehome.org/foster

23/12/2024

🎅🏻🎄The clinic will close at 3pm tomorrow, Tuesday 24th December and remain closed until 8:30am Thursday January 2nd to allow all of our staff a much needed break.
We would like to wish all of our clients and your fury family members a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. See you in 2025!🎉