Our adoption kitten Figgy is helping get the shelves stocked and ready for Christmas 🎄
Give your pet the gift of good dental health this holiday season 🥰
Figgy is still available give your family the gift of Figgy 🐱💜
Our clinic is GapOnly® ready. So if you have pet insurance with a GapOnly® pet insurance partner, you can claim on the spot. For more information, visit https://gaponly.com.au/ 🐾
1 more sleep!🎅 In the lead up to Christmas Day, our vets have choreographed a dance for you 🤭 🎄
When herbivorous pocket pets are in hospital recovering from anaesthesia, are struggling with gut stasis, have dental disease, or need extra nutrition we supplement feed them with an apple and banana flavoured critical care slurry 🍎🍌
This bunny rated it a 10/10 👅
Nurse Laura was in puppy heaven this morning when these adorable 8 week old Pomeranians walked in the door 🐶
The tears of joy were unfortunately not caught on camera 😂
Anxiety disorders in our companion animals are more common than people think. Anxiety is a normal response to unknown or scary stimuli in all species but when the anxiety response is disproportionate it becomes an issue.
Anxiety can present as situational – like thunderstorms or separation - and can also be continuous – A constant state of heightened arousal and fear. Classic signs of anxiety are pacing, hypervigilance, hiding, panting, shaking, drooling, overgrooming, and vocalising. Animals can display some or all of these symptoms as well as fearful body posture – i.e. a tucked tail and pinned ears.
If you think your pet would benefit from a visit to discuss anxiety give us a call on 63626991.
Do you want your pooch squeaky clean in time for the weekend?🐶🛁🧼
Call now to book in for our $25 Dirty Dog Friday!
Check out this awesome ultrasound Dr. Lauren recorded a few weeks ago! In this video the puppy is pointing to the RIGHT and you can see it shake it's little head 😍
Ultrasounds are a useful yes/no diagnostic tool for pregnancy from 30 days onward in dogs. Once they get closer to their due date we prefer X-ray images as they will give us the number of puppies!
Happy New Year!
Wow!! What a year 2020 has been!
With the rollercoaster of drought, fire, flood, and COVID you have stuck with us through it all. Thank you.
Our clinic has had its lows and highs – losing CFPH family members and gaining new ones (even making one – Hi Charlotte!), the hard decision to remove our wonderful tree, to the wildlife bushfire donation drives, over 1,000 strays through our door to rehoming almost 100 kittens into wonderful new homes, and of course who can forget, split team lockdown, curbside service in the rain and snow, to locking clients out of the clinic and letting you in a couple at a time, to welcoming you all back into the clinic in time for Christmas.
Thank you all for coming along for the ride.
We have treasured seeing you and your pets through your own ups and downs in what has been an extraordinary year. We look forward to continuing to service you and your pets in what will hopefully be a more normal 2021.
Happy New Year from our family to yours.
Love,
Canobolas Family Pet Hospital
These 3 playful kittens have been waiting for forever homes for over a month now!
👉 Summer
👉 Rick
👉 Jerry
Are all available now!
If you want to give one of these guys a loving home after the Christmas Holidays give us a call on 63626991 📞
Check out these adorable kittens who came in for desexing recently 😍🐱🐾
No prizes for guessing what breed they are!
