Toorak Road Veterinary Clinic

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Toorak Road Veterinary Clinic

At Toorak Road Veterinary Clinic, we appreciate the special bond that exists between people and their pets.
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We strive to provide an excellent experience and personalised care for you and your pet.

04/11/2024

We will be closed tomorrow Tuesday 5th November for the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday. We will reopen as normal at 8am on Wednesday 6th November.

In an emergency please contact Centre for Animal Referral & Emergency - CARE on 9417 6417 or Animal Emergency Centre on 9803 8122.

02/11/2024

Today we had the pleasure of seeing the very stylish for his quarterly nail trim!

❗️Important
Most dogs naturally wear down their nails when they walk on concrete. However, some dogs that can’t walk as often or prefer to run around on grass might need regular nail trims, like Mr Figaro. It is important that nails are kept short so that your dogs can walk comfortably and they don’t curl in on themselves and pierce the skin, sometimes causing infections. If you are not comfortable trimming your own dog’s nails, the nurses at Toorak are Vet are always happy to help!

03/10/2024

UPDATE: BUDDY HAS BEEN FOUND! Thank you to everyone who helped us and reached out for possible sightings.

MISSING CAT - Please help us find Buddy!
Buddy escaped from his carrier on his way into the clinic from our carpark and ran off down Toorak Road and into a yard.
Any information is much appreciated.

30/09/2024

Sweet Polly, one of our long term clients, was seen for her monthly arthritis treatment.

❗️Important:
Just like us, our pets can become arthritic as they age. Signs to look out for are: becoming slower on walks, struggling jumping into the car, difficulty walking up and down stairs and being a bit stiff getting up. Book in a consult to discuss the best treatment plan for your furry friend.

26/09/2024

We will be closed on Friday 27th September for the Grand Final Eve Public Holiday. We will reopen as normal at 8am on Saturday 28th September.

In an emergency please contact CAREvetspecialists on 9417 6417 or Animal Emergency Centre on 9803 8122.

25/09/2024

MISSING CAT - Please help us find Buddy!
Buddy escaped from his carrier on his way into the clinic from our carpark and ran off down Toorak Road and into a yard.
Any information is much appreciated.

17/09/2024

The gorgeous Jimi was in yesterday for his crown 💎’s to be removed, however Jimi seemed determined to keep one of them hidden away from us for as long as possible … Jimi was cryptorchid!

Did you know 🧠 ⁉️
Cryptorchidism refers to when one or both of a male dog te**es doesn’t descend into the sc***um. Usually by the time we desex male puppies from around 6 months of age, both have made their journey down, however sometimes they don’t or can’t quite get there. Thankfully though, we are still able to remove any undescended te**es surgically by going into the abdomen like we did with Jimi or can massage it down if it is in the inguinal canal. It’s usually slightly more complicated of a procedure but done!

02/09/2024

Today we got the pleasure of meeting the gorgeous ! Weighing in at nearly 70kg, Niamh is one of our very special large breed patients. She travelled to us today for desexing along with a preventative Gastropexy surgery.

❗️IMPORTANT:
Here at Toorak Road Vet, we recommend preventative Gastropexy surgery to all larger breed dogs.
Gastropexy surgery involves attaching the stomach to the abdominal wall to prevent it from twisting or bloating, a condition known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV). GDV is a serious, potentially life threatening condition where the stomach fills with gas and rotates, cutting off blood supply. We perform this surgery usually at the time of desexing.

29/08/2024

Mr Boris came in today after an incident at a dog park!
We quickly admitted Boris for surgery after a general check-over, and Dr Di had him stitched up in no time. He went home this afternoon with some pain relief and antibiotics to reduce the risk of infection. Wishing Boris a speedy recovery

❗️IMPORTANT: Dog parks can be a great way to exercise your dog off leash however there are some risks. It is important that you teach your dog a reliable recall so that you can call them away from danger. If your dog is hurt by another dog, you must take them to the vet for a check-up, even if there is not a deep wound, as there is still a chance of infection.

28/08/2024

Floki is having a Licking Good Time!

DID YOU KNOW 🧠⁉️
Enrichment is one of the most important needs of your dog. Any toy or activity that uses their brain is considered enrichment! or Kongs are great low-energy enrichment options for young and old dogs, and also after surgery. The licking action helps to calm your dog, helping them to relax in new environments or stressful situations. Try at home with some peanut butter (xylitol free), natural yoghurt, or their favourite wet food!

13/08/2024

Are you interested in fostering sweet Occy here? Occy is an 8 year old Great Dane who is happy to be around other dogs, cats and kids!

For more information reach out to Homeless Hounds Animal Rescue Australia or visit their website https://homelesshounds.com.au/foster/ to apply as a foster carer.

We’re currently experiencing some issues with our phone lines. Please send us an email to info@toorakrdvetclinic.com.au ...

02/07/2024

We’re currently experiencing some issues with our phone lines. Please send us an email to [email protected] while we work on getting the phone sorted.

Thanks for your patience and understanding!

07/06/2024

We will be closed on Monday 10th June for the King’s Birthday public holiday. We will reopen as normal on Tuesday 11th June at 8am.

In case of an emergency please contact Centre for Animal Referral & Emergency - CARE on 9417 6417 or Animal Emergency Centre on 9803 8122.

29/04/2024

We’re currently experiencing some issues with our phone lines. If you are unable to get through via phone, please send an email to [email protected]

Thanks for your patience and understanding!

24/04/2024

We will be closed on Thursday 25th April for Anzac Day. We will reopen as normal on Friday 26th April.

In case of an emergency please contact Centre for Animal Referral & Emergency - CARE on 9417 6417 or Animal Emergency Centre on 9803 8122.

17/04/2024

Our lovely head vet and practise owner Di has some exciting news to share with us…

Hi everyone, I have been developing a new and exciting app over the past year and a half for all pet owners. I would love to invite you to help us with our final stages of testing. Follow ThatPetApp page That Pet App click the link in their bio. Please do not hesitate to give us your feedback, we cannot wait to hear your thoughts!!

10/04/2024

Nurse Caitlin’s cutie pie Ivy is recovering in style from her dental and hip radiographs today with her blanket and her fluids bag bow 🎀

27/03/2024

It looks like Di has had a growth spurt! 😂

Check out Di and Sebastian performing a TPLO together yesterday. Poor Di needed to stand on a stool to be at Sebastian’s height and see the surgical site! 👀

Address

964 Toorak Road
Melbourne, VIC
3124

Opening Hours

8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.toorakrdvetclinic.com.au/

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