Wishing all our wonderful clients and community a safe holiday! We will be closed until Wednesday 28/12.
For emergencies please contact SASH - Small Animal Specialist Hospital, Sydney Vet Specialists or Veterinary Specialists of Sydney
King Boo is very excited to hear Sydney is starting to open up again!
Following advice from the Australian Veterinary Association, we have elected to continue with our kerbside service, at least in the immediate future, in order to protect both our staff and clients. We are so grateful that we were able to continue to serve our community right through the lock down period, and do not wish to jeopardise our patients by risking closure now. We will continue to monitor the situation and alter our operations as the advice dictates.
Thank you once again for your patience and understanding.
Tippi and the Triffid .
Itโs International Dog Day and time to celebrate our wonderful friends who have taken us out for walks , kept us to routines and kept our spirits up with their wagging tails through the pandemic. What would we do without them and the love we share .
Here is Dr Juliaโs dog Tippi protecting her from a plant .
We would love to see a picture of your dog looking after you .
COVID is very scary but today Dr Juliaโs dog Tippi found something even scarier ! If Triffids arrive next we are sure Tippi will give us a good warning.
Peekaboo ! Our patients arrive in all sorts of containers particularly wildlife . This adolescent duckling quite liked its shopping bag.
Thank you to all who bring in injured animals .
This little one will be just fine .
Somedays are really tough . The news everywhere is still grim but thereโs always light when you work with animals !!
Here is a video of a baby rabbit eating her first strawberry ๐ to make you smile ๐
Tippi and Big Ted
If you go down to the woods today you are sure of a big surprise! Tippi , Dr Juliaโs dog was certainly surprised .
The surprise Baby bunnies are growing very fast ! We have a competition for you .
Can you find six names for them please .
We will post pictures every day over Easter to give you inspiration.
Happy Easter !
Hi all there are significant number of cases of Covid19 in our area . This virus has been detected in 2 dogs and now 1 cat worldwide .
This is extremely rare human to animal transmission so donโt panic !
Please ring us before arriving at the vet hospital as we have changed our consultation and admission procedures to protect our staff .
Dr Caitlin testing the reflexes of this Gingerbread House . Thank you to The University of Sydney Vet Teaching Hospital for this delicious treat which made a busy day a much better one .
This lorikeet might swear like a little trooper but he loves a bath . Only his mouth is dirty .
Shana Tova ! Happy New Year
It's going to be a hot day, don't forget our pets feel the heat just as much, if not more than we do. So keep them out of the heat (avoid walks between 10am and 3pm) and make sure they have a way to cool down๐ฆ
Little Mr No Name ! Can you help us name this greedy little ginger kitty please ?
Little May the wombat is growing up slowly but surely and we were happy to see her so well . Remember if you are traveling to check those pouches !
Chris was working and then had to head off to another job . He missed our lovely Japanese visitors as their flight was delayed .
ITS HOT!
And while it's perfect weather to hit the beach, don't forget your pets are feeling the heat too! Here are some tips to help your loved ones beat the heat:
1) NEVER EVER leave any animal in a car unattended! No excuse.
2) Do not exercise your pets during the hottest part of the day (12-4pm), and where possible bring them indoors.
3) Always have plenty of water and shade available.
4) Know the signs of heat stress, and contact the vet immediately if you have any concerns.
Short faced breeds and small animals like rabbits suffer more during these extreme temperatures, for more information on how to help them chill, contact us on 93898411.