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Blue Mountains Animal Rehabilitation Centre

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Blue Mountains Animal Rehabilitation Centre

Blue Mountains Animal Rehabilitation Centre Dedicated animal hydrotherapy and rehabilitation centre in the heart of the Blue Mountains.

Qualified and passionate staff, state of the art equipment in a heritage setting.

30/01/2025

Beautiful Aurora working hard in the underwater treadmill today 💕 I'm not quite sure how we managed to get a photo as she's so bouncy! 🐕🌊

21/01/2025

A little reminder for anyone heading to the beach over the long weekend. Stay safe and have fun!

19/01/2025

Big CONGRATULATIONS to lovely Dana, who has now completed her qualifications in canine hydrotherapy and canine massage! 🙌 We're very proud to have you on the team! 🐕🌊👌

18/12/2024

If you're struggling to keep your dog cool this summer, we highly recommend trying a cooling coat such as this one from . Islay is our first dark coloured dog, and we've been surprised at how quickly she's become very hot even from just a quick run in the yard. There are plenty of great versions available, but we have a few of these left in stock at 10% off for December (usually $79.99). If you'd like us to reserve one for you, let us know, but they won't be here for long! 🐕☀️☀️

17/12/2024

Islay has an important announcement to PLEASE PLEASE make sure your dogs and cats (even indoor cats) are up to date with their tick treatment. We have had SO many cases already this season in the mountains and it's just getting started. Please share the following info to anyone with pets.
🐾 Treatment should be given every 4 WEEKS if you're using frequent dosing - NOT monthly. Many products are now licensed for cover for 35 days. This is to give you a safety window, not for how often to dose. They should still be given every 28 days. This advice is based on an average dog - some may metabolise things faster or slower than others.
🐾 DO NOT split tablets or collars between dogs. Tablets with flavour can not be guaranteed to be evenly distributed, and it's just not worth the risk.
🐾 If in doubt, dose a little higher than your pets weight. These products are tested with a huge safety margin, and under-dosing can be as bad as not dosing at all.
🐾 Check your dogs as often as possible. Ticks like to attach where the coat is the thinnest so are often found around the face and belly.
🐾 Seek veterinary advice if you are in any doubt.
**This is not an advertisement for Simparica!**

28/11/2024

Please let us know ASAP if you need an appointment before Christmas as we are getting booked up fast! We will be closed between the 23rd Dec and 2nd January. 🐕🌊

10/11/2024

How cute is little Bobby?! He's having a little rest after his underwater treadmill session 💕🐕🌊 Bobby has been making great progress with his rehab after cruciate surgery 👍😊

06/11/2024

THANK YOU!! Thank you to those of you who voted for us and all of our wonderful clients. We are thrilled to win this for a second time and to be surrounded by all of the local small businesses that work so, so hard behind the scenes but bring so much to the community 😀💕🌊🐕

01/11/2024

Did you have a good Halloween?! 🎃 Islay put on her fairy wings but we all got a bit wet - even more than in the treadmill! 🐕🌊

28/10/2024

Let's talk about Hip Dysplasia

Hip dysplasia is a malformation of the hip structure, and unfortunately, it's still common in the pet dog population. It can be seen in all breeds and sizes of dog and seems to be increasingly common in smaller poodle cross breeds. The severity varies between a mild issue to debilitating and life shortening effects. We still do not know the exact causes but that it is a combination of genetics, lifestyle (weight in particular), and let's face it, luck.
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Excessive exercise in puppies DOES NOT cause hip dysplasia, but repetitive jumping, spinning, and ball chasing can make things worse. However, early intervention is key to reducing long-term effects, and we strongly recommend that all dogs, regardless of breed or size, have a hip x-ray taken at the time of neutering.
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Management changes and physio/rehab can make a huge difference in managing hip dysplasia. We also highly recommend that all puppies take a joint supplement such as as support when growing. Follow us for more information on managing hip dysplasia.

22/10/2024

Thank you to everyone who voted for us! Fingers crossed for awards night in a couple of weeks! 🐶😊🎉

12/09/2024

It's been a difficult week for many of us in our Blue Mountains community, and we're more grateful than ever to have our beloved dogs with us to provide some comfort. Many of us have been touched by the events this week, so please give each other some grace as we try and support each other and our families. 💕🐕

10/09/2024

We're having major issues with our phone so please email or call/txt 0490692565 if you're trying to get in contact with us! Apologies hopefully it'll be sorted soon!

08/01/2024

The office and store will be open tomorrow (10th) with hydro and rehab appointments from Thursday 11th. Please bear with us as we catch up on all your messages and we'll get back to everyone as soon as we can! 🐾🌊💕

Address

455 Great Western Highway
Sydney, NSW
2776

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.bluemountainsanimalrehabcentre.com/

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