Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital

11/12/2024

10/12/2024

Its beginning to look a lot like....?...
and yes we will be taking a short break over Christmas! Please check now if your pet needs medication or special foods ordered, and get in touch to make sure we can get your items before the holiday.
The hospital will be closed from 2pm on 24th December until 8.30 on 30th December. Help will be available for your pets in the event of a medical emergency, so please check that you have the "after hours" number which you were sent in last month's email. You can also find it on your fridge magnet or in your new client folder

06/12/2024

Little Loki needed a blood transfusion. Luckily for him, we can call on Bear in an emergency! Bear weighs 40 kgs and is a big gentle healthy boy who can provide lifesaving blood to sick dogs. Unlike humans and cats, dogs do not need to have "blood type matching" and we knew it was safe for Bear to donate to Loki. If you look closely at the photo you can see a very sick Loki on the table with Bear giving him a gentle sniff. Great to say that the transfusions worked their magic and Loki made a full recovery. Thank you Bear!

03/12/2024

Our desexing special offer is so good, we are keeping it going! NSW regulations have changed. Dogs must be desexed and registered by 6 months old and cats by 4 months old, or extra Council fees will apply. To help you get your pets desexed early, we are offering 10% off the cost of desexing your pet in December. Ring 6360 3071 for more details.
NOTE - one offer per household, procedures must be done by the age limits above.

29/11/2024

Charlie the Beagle was feeling a bit sleepy after his surgery. So we prescribed a cuddle with Head Vet Nurse Karen (Charlie has THE softest ears ever!) ❤🐾

28/11/2024

27/11/2024

The winners of our lucky door prizes at Sunday's open day have been notified by phone. We hope you and your pets enjoy the goodies!

24/11/2024

We had a wonderful open day! Thanks to everyone who came along and to all the team for making it happen. Its been great to see familiar faces and meet new clients too 🐾❤

24/11/2024

Welcome to Open Day!

23/11/2024

Getting ready to welcome you to Open Day! 🐾

23/11/2024

Getting ready for Open Day! 🐾

23/11/2024

Today is the day! Everyone is welcome to our Open Day. FREE entry, lucky door prizes, coffee and BBQ, meet the team and have a look around behind the scenes of the only ASAV accredited small animal hospital west of the Blue Mountains.
Today would be a great opportunity for any senior school students who are considering a career in Vet nursing or Vet science to chat to our team too. See you soon!

22/11/2024

Bear the Shingleback came to see Dr Luci with his friends Luna and Cosmo. Reptiles need their health check ups just like furry creatures do - its great to see these beautiful and much loved pets at the hospital.

19/11/2024

Do you know a teenager who is considering a career with animals? High school students are very welcome to our Open Day! FREE entry! 24th November. Students can come along to see behind the scenes of the only ASAV accredited small animal hospital in the Central West, meet the team, check out the facilities and ask questions about caring for pets as a career. Ring or email to let us know you are coming. See you soon!

17/11/2024

Some lucky pet owner will be getting this beautiful basket for FREE at our open day! Join us on Sunday 24th to look around behind the scenes, raise funds for Guide Dogs NSW and meet the team! Ring or email [email protected] to let us know you will be coming. More details on our website https://mulberrylanevet.com.au/Blog

17/11/2024

There's a big storm moving in from the west which may bring thunder to Orange. Animals are much more sensitive to storms than humans and your pets may be scared. Please make sure doors and gates are secure, and if possible, pets are indoors for the next few hours. Music or TV can help drown out the noise and your pet might love a secure place to hide in a small room or under a table. Most of all they will want reassurance from you! Outside animals need shelter too. You can track the storm on Bureau of Meteorology website http://www.bom.gov.au

15/11/2024

How good looking is THIS boy? Meet Wesley! This gorgeous cat stole our hearts when he was admitted with urinary symptoms. Bladder stones (or uroliths) are a collection of minerals, crystals and organic material which form into "stones" in the bladder. The condition can be painful and even life threatening. Luckily for Wesley, his caring owners noticed that there was something wrong and Xrays confirmed a mass in his bladder. Ouch! A surgical procedure extracted this "stone" and Wesley is now feeling much better.