Merrylands Vet

22/11/2024

We have two gorgeous kittens up for adoption! 🐈🐈‍⬛💙💓
Want to know more about Koa and Dobby and their adoption packages? Gives us a call or send us an email!

15/11/2024

Our Christmas and New Years opening hours! 🎄🐈🎆🎉

04/11/2024

Summer Holidays Boarding! 🐈☀️🌊🎄

Now is the time to book in your cat for boarding with us over the summer break before spots fill up! If you would like to book or chat to us about our cat condos give us a call at 9682 1547 or send us an email at [email protected]

14/10/2024

Spring has sprung, and while you spring clean its also time for your pets own check in! Here are some spring reminders for your furry friends 🌸🐈☀🐩

1. The warmer weather often means more skin and ear issues for your pet, so keep an eye out for ear and skin infections and bring your pet in for a check up if your concerned!

2. Is your pet due for their vaccine or flea and worming treatment? Give us a call to check in, and book in an appointment or pick up a treatment.

3. If your tending to the garden make sure to keep fertilizers, insecticides and herbicides out of your pest ways. Also keep an eye on what is growing in your garden - many popular springtime plants, including rhododendron and azaleas are highly toxic to pets.

12/10/2024

Yesterday we celebrated World Vet Nurse Day! 💙

Thanks to all our wonderful vet nurses that take such great care of our animals, help keep our clinic running smoothly and work so hard to give our animals the best care they can have. 👩‍⚕️🩺🩹

19/07/2024

Our Top 3 Reasons for Desexing Cats 🐈🩺🩹

As a follow up to our post about desexing dogs, here are our top reasons to desex your cats!

1. Unwanted Kittens: Desexing of a female cat prevents unwanted kittens.

2. Other Health Issues: Desexing your cat can reduce the risks of some potentially serious health problems. For example, desexed cats are less likely to get mammary cancer and uterine infections. If your cats are allowed outside, desexing them also means they are less likely to be exposed to injury and infectious disease (such as FIV/feline AIDs).

3. Behaviour: Desexed cats are less likely to show aggressive behaviour than undesexed cats, and are less likely to fight with other cats in your household. It also means that if your cat is allowed to roam, they are less likely to fight with other neighbourhood cats. Desexed cats are also less likely to scent mark by spraying urine.

15/07/2024

July is National Desexing Month, so here are out top reasons to desex your dog!

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1. Unwanted Puppies: Desexing of a female dog prevents unwanted puppies.
2. Behavious: Especially in males, desexing can help reduce unwanted behvaiour such as mounting, roaming and aggression.
3. Healthier Pets: Desexing can reduce the chance of certain diseases like mammary cancer, uterine infections in females and prostate problems in males dogs.

Desexing keeps pets happier and healthier for longer. If would like to book in for a desexing or want more info give us a call at 9682 1547.

07/06/2024

We are closed on Monday 10th June for the long weekend. In case of emergency call SASH Prospect on 8609 9444.

31/05/2024

🚨STRAY CAT🚨

Does anyone know this gorgeous girl or her owner? She was found in Fairfield and brought into us and we haven't been able to get in contact with her owner. If you have any info give us a call at (02) 9682 1547.

26/04/2024

Happy World Veterinarian Day! 🩺⭐👩‍⚕️

There are an estimated 1.8 million vets world wide, and today we celebrate their tireless work and actions to keeping animals safe and healthy. This years theme is “Veterinarians are essential health workers." At Merrylands Vet we are proud to support our wonderful vets, Dr Danny and Dr Whitney, in their essential work to keep animals safe. Join us in thanking our wonderful vets and vets worldwide 🩺

23/04/2024

Adopt the gorgeous Grem! 🐈💙🧝

Grem is available for adoption from the 30/4/24, and the adoption package includes vaccinations and microchipping. Get in contact with us if you are interested!

12/04/2024

21/03/2024

**ON HOLD**

The gorgeous Patty is still availble and looking for her forever home! 🐈💙

She is a purring machine, very gentle and well natured, and loves to play. She does well with other cats, and loves cuddles! If you are looking for a loving and gentle companion she is for you!

If you are intersted in meeting or adopting Patty, get in contact with us at [email protected] or give us a call at 9682 1547.

19/03/2024

Here are our Easter Trading Hours 🐇🌸☀️

We also still have availabilities in our cat boarding for the long weekend. Give us a call if you would like to book in a spot!

04/03/2024

We have a new kitten up for adoption - meet Patty! She is a gorgeous kitten who loves cuddles and playing. If you are interested in her or want more info about her adoption package give us a call.

24/02/2024

Karma is a cat (who is up to date on all their flea and worming treatment), purring in your lap cause it loves you! 🐈‍⬛
Staying up to date on vaccines never goes out of style!
Help your pups say 'shake it off' to fleas! 💃

Just a few Taylor Swift inspired reminders (who is a fellow animal lover 👩‍🎤) to stay up to date on vaccinations, and flea and worming treatment.

If you would like to book an appointment or check when your pet is due give us a call! 🩷💙💜🖤

13/02/2024

Happy Valentines, Pal-entines and Gal-entines Day 🌹❤️
We hope you have a joyfull and safe day with your loved ones, whoever they may be!

Plus a little reminder that while we might enjoy sweet treats today, chocolate can be very dangerous for your pets so make sure not to feed them any. If you are concerned that your pet may have consumed chocolate, get in contact with us or take your pet to an emergency vet.

19/01/2024

Puppy Healthcare Tips! 🩺🐕

Over the festive season some of you may have welcomed new dogs, or you might just be getting back to the to do list from the end of last year and wanting a reminder of important healthcare tips for puppys.

1. Make sure your puppy is up to date on vaccinations
2. Make sure you regularly give flea and worming treatment. It's important not to skip this treatment for more than 3 months at a time because dogs can be at risk of getting heartworm.
3. Having regular check ups early in a dogs life to pick up on health, congential or behavioural issues.