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Cammeray Vet

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Cammeray Vet

A beautiful new Veterinary Hospital located in Cammeray on Sydney's Lower North Shore.
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11/06/2024

🐈From litter box issues to urinary discomfort, FLUTD can affect your cats well-being.🐈

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease refers to a group of conditions affecting the bladder and urethra of cats; including: UTI's, crystals and stones, FIC and urinary obstructions.

Is your cat showing any signs of discomfort? Give us a call at (02) 8057 5362 ASAP as some causes may be fatal if not treated immediately.

06/06/2024

Cammeray Veterinary Clinic will be closed on Monday 10th June 2024 for The Kings Birthday.

Operating hours will resume as usual on Tuesday 11th June at 8:00am.

If your furry friend needs urgent care while we are closed, please give Northside Emergency Veterinary Service a call at 9452 2933 or visit their emergency department directly at 16 Myoora Road, Terry Hills.

24/05/2024

Perfection in every whisker.
Bean graced us with her presence in her very stylish ecollar 🌻🐾

23/05/2024

Welcome to the Cammeray Vet Family Lilith 🐾🤍

20/05/2024

No he’s not off for a dip! 🏊‍♂️ Little George is unfazed by his inflatable Elizabethan collar to stop him licking his castration wound . A great option for a pup that can lick around their cone or doesn’t tolerate the traditional plastic one. Looking flashy George !

16/05/2024

With the help of a special treat to hold and of course, a cuddle from nurse Jez, our slightly worried Brodie sat happily for Dr Jen to take his bloods . Brave boy Brodie! 💓

15/05/2024

Isn’t this one of the most handsome creatures you’ve ever seen?! Poor little Harvey came for a visit the other day after being bitten by an 🐜! Did you know that insect bites can cause anything from a mild local reaction to anaphylaxis in our pets ? Harvey escaped a nasty reaction and after a little shot of pain relief his sore paw was feeling a lot better . If you suspect your pet has been bitten by an insect it’s always good to have a vet check them over for signs of progressive reaction . Any questions ? Call 80575362.

10/05/2024

Wonderful news for the Cammeray Vet family!
Dr Jen, our owner and principal vet, is back from her maternity leave and is now consulting on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Give us a call at 02 80575362 or book online on our website if you'd like an appointment for Jen to give your furry one a check 🐾

08/05/2024

🐶FREE DENTAL CHECKS!🐱🦷

At Cammeray Vet we offer free dental checks with our nurses to aid in maintaining your furry friends dental health! 🦷

Prevention is better than a cure! Brushing your pets teeth daily to help in preventing tartar build up and removing plaque. 🪥

A dental check consists of checking your pets mouth, gum line and teeth for any signs of ill health. If your pet is in need of some work, the next step would be a dental health plan tailored to your pet.

Want to book in for a free dental check?
Call us on 8057 5362☎️

02/05/2024

It’s been scientifically proven with absolute certainty that the best team and the most gorgeous clients on the planet have got me to this point . Thanks so much everyone 🐶🐱🐭🐰🐹🐔 x Dr Jen

30/04/2024

Did you know that we offer Senior Health Checks that are curated and heavily discounted to help you take good care of your senior pets?
We understand life gets busy and before you know it, your pets are in their "Golden Years"!! We want to help take the worry off of your mind about your ageing pet and give them a thorough health screening to prolong their good health.

Our friendly team are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about this program and can book a time for your pet's senior health check.

Call us at 02 80575362 or if you prefer booking online, we have a link on our website to do so!

24/04/2024

Another fox bait notice! Please read the message from our local council carefully and take note of the dates to keep your dogs away from the area.
Remember, fox bait is lethal. Scroll to see the map provided by the North Sydney Council and FAQs.

If you have any further questions, please contact:
North Sydney Council: 02 9936 8224
NSW National parks & Wildlife Service: 02 9960 6266
Greater Sydney Local Land Services: 1300 795 299

22/04/2024

Dear Cammeray Vet Family,

We will be closed on Thursday, the 25th of April for ANZAC Day. Operating hours will resume as usual on Friday 26th April at 8.00 am.

*If your furry one needs urgent care while we are closed, please give Northside Emergence Veterinary Service a call at 9452-2933 or visit their Emergency department directly https://g.co/kgs/mGNLJA3 *

28/03/2024

Introducing February Patient of the month

Miracle Maxie

If it wasn't for a feeding tube, Maxie wouldn't be here with us today!
Maxie was presented to us orginally for an ulcerated skin lesion on his tummy, chronic vomiting and weight loss.
After thorough investigation and specialist referral, Maxie started treatment for acute liver toxicity and suspected inflammatory bowel disease.
Unfortunately his liver disease became so severe he refused all food and water and giving him medication became impossible. He went from 4.5kg to 3.3kg in 10 days (26% of his bodyweighht).
Faced with a difficult decison to either put him under a risky general anaesthetic to place a feeding tube or humanely euthanise them, Maxie's owners decided to give him every chance of survival. He underwent the anaesthetic and sdailed through smoothly.
An oesophageal feeding tube was placed down his neck and into his food pipe to deliver nutrition and medication directly into his stomach.
With extreme dedication, Maxie's owners fed and medicated him via this tube round the clock, sometimes every 2 hours.
After 4 weeks of intensive care at home, Maxies liver and gut had recovered enough that he no longer needed the extra support of the feeding tube. He was eating on his own and steadily putting on weight. At our last recheck 6 weeks after he first fell ill, Maxie had regained all the weight he had lost and was back to his normal self.

Feeding tubes sound daunting but they can be a true life saver by delivering much needed nutritioon and medications to patients who are seriously ill. They are well; tolerated and do not cause pain in cats and dogs. They certainly saved Maxie's life!

20/03/2024

We will be closed during the Easter public holidays.

Please ensure you have enough supplies of medication and prescription diets for your pets. Give us a call at 02 8057 5362 to get them refilled if needed.

15/03/2024

The News we've all been waiting for!

We have received a limited supply of Leptospirosis (C2i) vaccines!!

Please give us a call to make an appointment as soon as possible if your dog is due/overdue for their Lepto vaccination and we will set it aside for them.

Unfortunately, due to the limited amount of supply we have, it will be allocated on first come first booked basis.

Call us at 02 80575362 from 8am - 6pm on Weekdays, and 8am - 1pm on Saturdays.

14/03/2024

🐶 Did you know that anxiety is common in dogs? 🐶

Many dogs find particular sounds, situations and environments stressful. Anxiety can affect pets of all ages, and is likely to worsen over time, so early treatment is best to get on top of the problem.

Anxious dogs may show signs such as pacing, restlessness, excessive panting, shaking, barking or whining, licking at paws, aggression and destructive behaviour. Management usually involves environment modification, training and possibly medication.

If you think your dog may suffer from anxiety, please contact our friendly team to book an appointment with one of our vets. ☎

13/03/2024

If you don't already know, we fall in love with your fur babies EVERY SINGLE DAY 💙
Madi is completely smitten with Mr Teddy, and it shows 🥰😍

08/03/2024

Has your pet put on some kilos? 🐶🐱
41% of dogs and 32% of cats in Australia are overweight. Although we like to think this means there is just more of them to love, obesity can have serious effects on their health and significantly shorten their life-span.
Overweight pets are more prone to arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease and spinal disease. Weight loss can be difficult for some pets (and by extension owners) but it follows the general formula of weight loss = more calories burned than consumed. For most pets this means increasing the amount of exercise and reducing the amount of food.
The guide on the back of the food bag is a guide only and many pets need less. It is best to weigh out the amount allowed for each day and only feed from this portion. If you add treats, you should reduce the amount of dinner fed. Low-calorie treats such as carrots or zucchini are best. There are also prescription diets available which may be helpful.
For the best results, all household members should be on board, and a certain amount of fortitude and tough-love is required. Just remember, it is a hard process but their health and long-term happiness is worth it!
If you would like to book an appointment to discuss a weight loss plan for your pet, please contact our friendly team by calling (02) 8057 5362 or emailing [email protected] ☎️

26/02/2024

Gary came in for his 1st puppy check with Dr Sarah, and acquired the biggest fan base amongst the nurses! All the giggling about how cute and special he is was almost embarrassing 😂🥰. Also, isn't his name just PERFECT for him?

Welcome to Cammeray Vet, Gary and Julia! It was so lovely to meet you. ☺️

23/02/2024

🫀🪱Heartworm prevention🫀🪱

When an infected mosquito bites your dog and infects it with heartworm larvae (baby heartworms), it grows inside your dog, living in the heart and lung vessels. The heartworm causes heart murmurs and breathing problems that slowly get worse as it grows.

While heartworm disease can be treated, there can be potential side effects and high costs. Even after treatment, your dog can be left with irreversible damage to the heart and lungs.

Prevention is key to keep your dog from developing heartworm disease.🐕

Have a chat to one of our lovely vets about the best preventative option for you at your next consultation or contact us on 8057 5362 to make an appointment. ☎

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21/02/2024

💅NAIL TRIMS💅

Regular nail trims are vital for your dogs overall well-being and should be done approximately once a month, depending on your dogs activity levels.

Frequent walks on concrete is a great alternative for dogs who are anxious about nail trims, as it is a great natural way to wear down their nails as they walk! 🐕‍🦺

It can be a very nerve-racking task - especially for those with black nails! If you need an extra hand with trimming your pets nails, contact one of our lovely team members by calling 8057 5362 or emailing [email protected] to make an appointment! ☎

20/02/2024

Meet Tommy, Oki, Amitoufe, and Amitabha! How GORGEOUS are they??

We're thrilled to welcome new fur babies to our hospital!
Come experience our top-notch care and meet our amazing team. Feel free to pop in for a weigh-in, treats, and cuddles!

16/02/2024

Can she get any cuter!!?? And in that bandana? Ginger came in for a mature spey surgery and recovered so well! All of our surgical patients are kept very comfortable with good amounts of pain relief during and after surgery to ensure they have the best recoveries.

15/02/2024

🦷Have you heard of our Dental Club Membership?🦷

The aim of the Cammeray Vet Dental Club Program is to address dental disease early and keep on top of dental hygiene to reduce the impact of dental disease on your pet’s health throughout their life. 🦷🪥
Dental disease is one of the most common diseases affecting cats and dogs. Tooth and gum disease affects 80% of dogs over the age of 3, and up to 90% of cats over the age of 4.

Luckily, the early stages of dental disease are preventable or treatable with routine dental care!🪥

Are you ready to sign up?
Do you want to know some more information?

Chat to one of our lovely team members by calling us on (02) 8057 5262 or emailing [email protected] ☎️ 📧

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12/02/2024

Welcome to Cammeray Vet, Hunter & Bane!!

Hunter had a health check and his 2nd dose of vaccinations with Dr Karmen today. Bane had just flew in from South Africa and came in to get his microchip scanned for council rego and organize his future vet visits!

It is so important to register your pets to your local council, and make sure all your details on your pets' microchips are up to date.
Stay tuned to know more about this in our upcoming Insta post!

10/02/2024

How adorable is this little one! Her name is "Chosen" and you can imagine why! She came in for her pre-desexing health check and then was desexed by Dr Sarah. She was very brave throughout the whole day and it is safe to say her experience was as pleasant as it could've been. 🥰🥰

If you are looking to desex your pet or have any questions with regards to the procedure, please give us a call at 02 8057 5362 and one of our wonderful nurses can have a chat with you.

09/02/2024

💩Does your dog scoot their bottom along the ground? Do they lick at their bottom a lot? Many dogs have problems with their a**l glands.💩

The a**l glands are two sacs located internally on either side of the a**s. These sacs fill up with smelly secretions that dogs use to mark their territory, and are usually expressed during a bowel movement.

Many dogs will get impacted a**l glands where the ducts to the a**s become inflamed and they get a build-up of secretions which is uncomfortable. These pets need their a**l glands expressed manually, as if they are left they can become infected and form an abscess which is painful and may rupture.☹️

Some dogs may just need their a**l glands expressed as a once-off, whereas others will need regular expression, especially if the ducts become thickened or scarred from previous issues.

Please contact our friendly team on (02) 8057 5262 if you think your dog may be having trouble with their a**l glands! ☎💩

08/02/2024

Introducing our Beautiful, January Patient of the month, Lizzie!

Lizzie is a 16 years young English Cocker Spaniel, who came to Cammeray Vet for an assessment of her lip fold dermatitis last year.
Lip fold dermatitis, also known as lip fold pyoderma, is an infection of the skin in the folds of the lower lips, resulting in pain, inflammation, discharge and smelly lip folds.

Lizzie’s lip folds were very infected and sore and required antibiotics to just keep her comfortable. Lizzie has had lip fold surgery previously, however, as time went on her lower lips lost their elasticity and the folds became more exaggerated resulting in recurrence of her lip fold dermatitis.

Spaniels can be predisposed to lip fold dermatitis as they often have excessive skin present in their bottom jaw which can accumulate saliva and water from drinking, creating the perfect environment for bacteria and yeast to proliferate resulting in a painful skin infection.
After discussing with our surgery team, Lizzie’s owners decided to go ahead with lip fold surgery to try and reduce the folds in her lower lips.

Lizzie’s owners are happy to report that she has made a fantastic recovery from her surgery.
“Our Lizzie has always been a very active dog! She has her mojo back after the surgery and we are happy to announce she is back on patrol at ‘border force Cremorne’.”

The team at Cammery Vet loved having Lizzie as our patient and we are proud of her progress.

03/02/2024

🏥🐱Urinary obstructions are one of the most common emergencies in male cats.🏥🐱

Urinary obstructions are when the urethra (which connects the bladder to the outside world) becomes blocked and the cat can’t urinate.

This is a life-threatening emergency as the inability to urinate can lead to pain, dangerous electrolyte imbalances which can cause heart arrhythmias, bladder rupture and acute kidney failure. Urinary obstructions are usually caused by bladder stones or idiopathic cystitis (often from stress), and occasionally UTIs.🐈

‼️If you have a male cat and he is showing signs such as straining to urinate, going to the litter tray frequently but not passing any urine or only a tiny amount, crying in pain, producing red or pink urine, or collapse then please seek urgent veterinary attention.‼️☎️

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Address

427 Miller Street Cammeray
Sydney, NSW
2062

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 11am
	3pm - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 12pm

Telephone

+61280575362

Website

http://cammerayvet.com/

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🐱🥳🥳🥳 BREAKING NEWS 🥳🥳🥳🐱 We have received a limited supply of the Feline F3 vaccination! Contact us at 02 8057 5362 or [email protected] as soon as possible and our lovely receptionist, Marley, will book your precious one in while we still have stock!

When Tammy comes in, we simply MUST give her tummy rubs (no exceptions) 😆🐾

Here’s Murphy, Dr Sarah’s dog, running amuck through the clinic and showing us exactly how floppy his ears are 😆🐾

Indi-Blue’s certainly not letting her sore toe stop her from living life the fullest! ❤️‍🩹🐶

Gorgeous Hudson doesn’t always love getting his shots at the vet — until we pull out the toys! Here he is holding onto not one but two toys (including our very own Cammeray mascot 😆). We love how brave you are Hudson!!!