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Dr Spot Vet - Campbelltown North Animal Hospital

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19/08/2024

🐾 A little dose of cuteness for your Monday morning! 🐾

Call our friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 to book your furry friends for any routine appointments, or if you are concerned for their health. We are always happy to help 💜

18/08/2024

🐾 Products available at discounted prices! 🐾

At Dr Spot, our team advocates for pet health all year round. We believe that their safety comes from the little things that we do as pet owners, and one of the easier tasks is to keep them up to date with their preventative care chews or top-spot products!

Take advantage of a discount that we are offering on our Advantage and Advocate products - 10% off the price of the product when you purchase any size pack of Advocate or Advantage, while stocks last.

So if your furry friends are due for their preventative care products, or if you would like to stock up, come see our team at Dr Spot!

16/08/2024

Dr Spot's staff is getting their aprons ready!!!
We will be hosting Cupcake day on 20th September 2024 to support RSPCA.
Come to visit with empty bellies and some cash or directly donate to the RSPCA page.
Keep tune for more details...

13/08/2024

🏠 A home away from home 🏠

Tia Maria spent some time in the cattery at Dr Spot recently and proved that she was the definitive queen of the castle! The upper platform in the run seemed to be her favourite place to sit and observe the whole cattery.

Our team at Dr Spot is dedicated to providing your furry friends with the best care wherever possible, this care extends to ensuring the comfort of your cat's whenever they stay in our boarding facility.

If you are interested in boarding your cat's in our cattery, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 to discuss all of the details that Tia Maria would certainly roll her eyes at.

07/08/2024

8th August is International cat day! We invite you to post a photo of your fur-babies. Let's celebrate them.. King Marvin on the first post (for those who are shy)

02/08/2024

🩺 Staff Training Day 🩺

Our wonderful team at Dr Spot recently underwent a training day with the team at FlexiVet Training to refresh our emergency and CPR knowledge.

As a team, we are all dedicated to providing the best care possible to every animal that enters our clinic. Luckily for us, there are plenty of veterinary training courses available to our team, to ensure we can provide the most up to date animal care possible.

Thank you so much to the FlexiVet Training team, we appreciate all of the helpful information you provided!

23/07/2024

Tomorrow is the night… wish us luck at the Local business awards ceremony!
We are not sure if we have a chance, but if we do, it is because of you who decided to trust us with your pets’ care.
Thank you from all the team at Dr Spot! (Marvin included)

19/07/2024

🐾 Theo went to his forever home today! 🐾

Dr Spot's most recent foster kitten was adopted today and his new family could not be more elated with him.

Although our team will miss him greatly, we know that he will bring his family joy (and entertainment), and in return his family will provide him with the best life possible.

Good luck to the whole family! We look forward to seeing Theodore as he grows over the years, and we hope he behaves as he settles into his new home. 💜

15/07/2024

Having some Monday cuddles! He still waiting for his fur-ever home. Help him finding it!

12/07/2024

📸 Strike a pose 📸

Our little friend, Charlie, was a superstar when he came in to get his vaccinations a few months ago.

Not only did Charlie take his immunisations like a champ, he also sat perfectly for some pictures.

🐾 If your dog, cat, or pocket pet is due for it's immunisations, please contact our friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 to book an appointment, or locate our online booking portal through our website. 🐾

10/07/2024

🐈‍⬛ I HAVE BEEN ADOPTED 🐈‍⬛

Hello, I’m Theodore! I’m a sweet, playful kitten in search of my fur-ever home. I’m ready to fill your life with love, purrs, and endless fun.
About Me:
Age: Six weeks
Personality: I'm curious, affectionate, and loves to cuddle
Health: Too little to be fully vaccinated and de-sexed
Special Traits: Love to chase feather toys!!
Microchip number: 991001005424154

Applications can be emailed to [email protected] or give us a call on 02 4628 5055 and ask to speak with Chloe.

Not ready to adopt? Help Theodore by sharing and liking this post.

Thank you so much!!

21/06/2024

🪶 THIS PARROT HAS BEEN HANDED TO FOSTER CARERS THROUGH HELPING WINGS 🪶

A stray parrot has been handed into our team at Dr Spot after being found on the road in Leumeah.

This parrot is an adult and is handleable. It is eating well and seems to have been an escaped pet for a little while.

This parrot will be in the care of our team at Dr Spot for the next week before being handed over to a bird fostering group for long-term housing and potential rehoming if no owner comes forward.

If you have lost your pet parrot and believe that we may have your bird, please contact our team on (02) 4628 5055.

24/05/2024

🦷 DENTAL HYGIENE 🦷

Did you know that by age 3, nearly 80% of dogs and cats will have some form of dental disease?

🪥 What is dental disease? 🪥

Dental disease is characterised by redness of the gums and plaque buildup on the teeth that causes bad breath and breakdown of the structures that keep the roots of teeth healthy.

🪥 Signs of dental disease in dogs and cats 🪥

Dogs and cats with dental disease will show the following signs:
🦷 Gingivitis, also known as redness or inflammation of the gums.
🦷 Plaque, calculus or tartar buildup on the surface of the teeth. This can appear yellow or brown in colour and can vary in terms of severity.
🦷 Halitosis, also known as bad breath.
🦷 Gum recession. This can be seen as the gums pulling further up the tooth to expose the root of the tooth.
🦷 Tooth mobility. The teeth will have reduced structure under the gum due to the dental disease, as such the teeth will appear wobbly in the mouth. This can be very sore for your furry friend!

🪥 What can I do to keep my pet's teeth clean and reduce the risk of dental disease? 🪥

🦷 Brush their teeth! We know this sounds silly, but brushing your pets teeth once to twice a day with a pet-safe toothbrush and toothpaste can reduce the risk of dental disease.
🦷 Dental diets! There are dental diets available from many providers that are created to mechanically break plaque and tartar off your pet's teeth.
🦷 Dental treats! Offering your pet's daily dental treats can help break down existing plaque, while reducing the future buildup of plaque on the teeth.
🦷 Reduce the amount of wet food in their diet! Wet food is sticky and can promote the growth of plaque and tartar over time on your pet's teeth.
🦷 Dental health supplements! Using products like PlaqueOff or Aquadent that help break down plaque can reduce dental disease risk.
🦷 Teeth cleaning under general anaesthesia! When too much plaque builds up, it can be hard to remove without veterinary intervention. It is recommended to have a dental scale and polish to clean your pet's teeth every year or two.

Along with the above methods, it is recommended to get your pet's teeth checked annually with a veterinarian when your pet is due for their vaccinations, or with a veterinary nurse. The staff at Dr Spot are able to book your pet for a dental checkup at any time, if you are interested, please contact our friendly team on (02) 4628 5055.

13/05/2024

🪶 THIS BIRD HAS BEEN HANDED ONTO THE FOSTERING TEAM AT HELPING WINGS 🪶

If anyone is missing a budgie, please get in contact with the team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055.

The budgie is an adult male and he was found in St Andrews.

03/05/2024

📰 We need more newspaper 📰

As a clinic, we use newspaper for many different things around the clinic. Although we had a lot of stock previously, we have now started to reach the end of our newspaper pile.

If anyone has a few spare newspapers from weeks gone by, please feel free to drop it into the clinic and we will make good use of it!

🐾 Our friendly team at Dr Spot thanks you for your ongoing support! 🐾

27/04/2024

🐾 Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐾

🌏 April 27th, 2024, is a day dedicated to acknowledging all of the incredibly skilled veterinarians in the field, and the incredible work they do each and every day.

🌏 This day is celebrated annually, it aims to highlight the dedicated individuals that work in this field. Although they are appreciated every day by their wonderful team members, it is important to showcase them and honour their dedication to the industry.

🌏 This year's World Veterinary Day theme is "Veterinarians are essential health workers", and that is a statement that or team supports entirely.

🌏 So, from the entire team of staff at Dr Spot, we thank our veterinarians, and the veterinarians around the world, for their ongoing dedication and incredible skills. We appreciate you all, each and every day!

23/04/2024

Dr. Spot will be available to help should your pet require our veterinary assistance.

Please kindly note online bookings are not be available for Public Holidays. However, we're just a phone call away! Feel free to reach out to us at 02 4628 5055, and our dedicated team will be more than happy to assist you with scheduling an appointment.

Your pet's health and well-being remain our top priority, and we look forward to continuing to provide you with the highest quality care.

08/04/2024

🐱 ADOPTED 🐱

Sweet-Pea has gone home!!

🐱 KITTEN AVAILABLE 🐱

Sweet-Pea the purr-machine is looking for a loving home! This gorgeous calico kitten came to us after being found in a storm drain, and she has been nothing but sweet, cuddly and affectionate.

Name: Sweet-Pea
Age: 15 weeks
Breed: Domestic Medium Hair
Colour: Calico/Tortoiseshell, mostly white coat
S*x: Female
Microchip Number: 991001005424186

🩷 People friendly?
Yes! Sweet-Pea is a social butterfly. She loves cuddles and affection from everyone and anyone.
🩷 Cat friendly?
Yes! Sweet-Pea plays incredibly well with Marvin, our clinic cat, and does not show any aggressive behaviours towards him.
🩷 Dog friendly?
Unknown. Sweet-Pea has not been tested with dogs of any size, though she has not shown any aggressive or fearful behaviours towards loud dogs in the clinic.
🩷 Personality
Sweet-Pea is a very affectionate cat. From the moment she was dropped off to our clinic she has been purring and making biscuits non-stop! She loves a good snuggle and has proven herself to be rather comfortable napping on the shoulders of our staff members. In short, Sweet-Pea is a sociable kitten who will suit any household she goes into, provided she is given the love and affection she deserves.
🩷 Vaccination Status
Sweet-Pea will go to her new home with 2-3 vaccinations on board.
🩷 Desexing status
Sweet-Pea has been desexed and is currently healing following her surgery.
🩷 Microchip status
Sweet-Pea is microchipped and ready to go to her new home!
🩷 Adoption price
$299 is the price for Peaches' adoption!

If you think Sweet-Pea would suit your household, please contact the team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055.

‼️ Please note that our staff have put a lot of effort into our adoption kitties, as such we approve adoptions on a "best fit" basis, not first-in-first-served.‼️

04/04/2024

🐾 Look at those puppy eyes 🐾

This little sausage dog came in to visit the team at Dr Spot this week. While in the clinic, he was given a full health check, his vaccinations and a lot of cuddles!

It is important to vaccinate your precious furry friends, and to keep them up to date with their vaccinations lifelong to keep them safe!

Every puppy should get 3 vaccination when they're young:

🐾 Vaccination 1 - Given between 6 and 8 weeks of age.
🐾 Vaccination 2 - Given between 10 and 12 weeks of age.
🐾 Vaccination 3 - Given between 14 and 16 weeks of age.

Following these puppy vaccinations, they will require yearly vaccinations to boost their immunity and keep them protected from deadly diseases!

If your dog or new puppy is due for vaccination, please contact the team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 to arrange a booking, or book online via our website.

19/03/2024

Dr. Spot will be closed during this Easter holiday, but here are a few tips to help keep your pet safe:

1. Chocolate awareness! Remember that chocolate is toxic to both dogs and cats.

2. Watch out for Hot Cross Buns! They contain raisins, which are also highly toxic to pets.

3. Secure decorations such as plastic eggs, artificial grass, and small ornaments to prevent choking hazards or stomach blockages if ingested by pets.

4. Be mindful of stress. The excitement of an egg hunt can stress out pets. Provide them with a quiet and safe space to retreat to.

If you need assistance during the holidays, SASH and Animal Referral Hospital (ARH) in Homebush will be available.

Wishing you a safe and joyful Easter from your team at Dr. Spot!

23/02/2024

🐱 Our adoption kittens are still looking for their forever homes 🐱

If you are interested in adopting any of the kittens we have up for adoption, please reach out to our friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 or via email.

If you don't have the space to adopt any of these kittens, please share to get the word out that these little cats need homes! We want to find them the best homes possible 🩷

12/02/2024

🐱 Our kittens are still looking for a home! 🐱

Bowser and his adorable foster-siblings are all still looking for homes.

If you think your family would suit any of our wonderful foster kittens, please either contact our friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 or email us on [email protected]

09/02/2024

🐱 Our kitty cats are still waiting to be adopted! 🐱

Come into Dr Spot to meet Princess Peaches, Princess Daisy, Toady and Bowser!

Each kitty will be spending time in our kitten playpen at reception throughout the coming weeks and they're eagerly waiting to meet you all.

Call Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 to enquire about our kittens, their individual personalities and the process of kitten adoption. The team looks forward to hearing from you!

02/02/2024

🐱 CAT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION 🐱

Our spicy meatball is up for adoption! From coming in and hissing at everyone out of fear, Bowser is now showing his loving personality without fear, loved by all members of staff at Dr Spot. He is a precious boy, with a lot of energy, and deserves a household that will adore him! If you think he would suit your family, get in contact with our team at Dr Spot!

Name: Bowser
Age: 15 weeks
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Brown tabby
S*x: Male
Microchip Number: 953010100395984

🩷 People friendly?
Yes! Bowser is a friend of all! He is a kitten that likes to spend time with his humans, but he also loves his downtime. He is a nice mix of people pleaser and lone-wolf.
🩷 Cat friendly?
Yes! Bowser is definitely cat friendly! He loves to play, but can play a little rough at times with cats that are smaller than him. So a household with an older cat that can take his spiciness would be best!
🩷 Dog friendly?
Unknown. Bowser has not been tested with dogs of any size, though she has not shown any aggressive or fearful behaviours towards loud dogs in the clinic.
🩷 Personality
Bowser is full of spice - like any young kitten he is full of energy and loves to play until he is completely worn out! He can be smoochy, and loves being cuddled up close to people; but he will always go back to playing with his toys as soon as his "smooch-mode" has ended.
🩷 Vaccination Status
Bowser will go to her new home with 2-3 vaccinations on board.
🩷 Desexing status
Bowser has not yet been desexed, mainly because we have been focusing on his foster sister, Daisy - But he is due to be desexed within the next few weeks!
🩷 Microchip status
Bowser has been microchipped and is ready to go to her new home!
🩷 Adoption Price
$249 is the price for Bowser!

If you think Bowser would suit your household, please contact the team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055.

‼️ Please note that our staff have put a lot of effort into our adoption kitties, as such we approve adoptions on a "best fit" basis, not first-in-first-served. ‼️

02/02/2024

🐱 CAT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION 🐱

Princess Daisy is ready to find a new home with a family just right for her!

Please note that Daisy was brought into the team at Dr Spot in terrible condition after being attacked by a dog. Despite all of her other injuries having healed, Daisy's left eye is still a bit out of sorts - she has been getting eye drops in her injured eye twice daily and it is coming along super well, but it may still require a bit more care before it reaches a somewhat-normal state of existence. If you would like more details on this, please call our team!

Name: Princess Daisy
Age: 10 weeks
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Tortoiseshell Tabby
S*x: Female
Microchip Number: 953010100484320

🩷 People friendly?
Yes! Daisy Doo is an affectionate girl who adores human attention. She is like a little shadow and will curiously follow her humans around more often than not.
🩷 Cat friendly?
Yes! Daisy plays well with the other kittens that we have up for adoption and our lovely clinic cat, Marvin. Though she is the smallest of the litter, she is a mighty kitten!
🩷 Dog friendly?
Unknown. Daisy has not been tested with dogs of any size, though she has not shown any aggressive or fearful behaviours towards loud dogs in the clinic.
🩷 Personality
Quiet, calm and sweet - Daisy is the whole package! Princess Daisy is a precious girl, she is insanely curious and loves to be curled up beside a human or her fellow foster kittens.
🩷 Vaccination Status
Princess Daisy will go to her new home with 2-3 vaccinations on board.
🩷 Desexing status
Due to Daisy's initial injuries, she has yet to be desexed as we had to wait for her wounds to heal. She is scheduled to be desexed within the next few weeks.
🩷 Microchip status
Princess Daisy has been microchipped and is ready to go to her new home!
🩷 Adoption Price
$299 is the price for Princess Daisy!

If you think Princess Daisy would suit your household, please contact the team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055.

‼️ Please note that our staff have put a lot of effort into our adoption kitties, as such we approve adoptions on a "best fit" basis, not first-in-first-served. ‼️

02/02/2024

🐱 CAT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION 🐱

This handsome and smoochy boy is up for adoption! Toad is an incredibly lovely and smoochy cat, who has the sweetest personality around. He has stolen the hearts of every nurse at Dr Spot, we know he will steal your hearts too!

Please note that Toad is missing a toe on his back right foot. When he was presented to Dr Spot, his toe was in terrible condition and was not salvageable, as such we have performed surgery and removed the toe. It does not change his ability to run, jump and act as any kitten would.

Name: Toady
Age: 6 months
Breed: Domestic Medium Hair
Colour: Brown Tabby
S*x: Male
Microchip Number: 953010100495148

🩷 People friendly?
Yes! Our little man, Toad, absolutely adores people. Although he takes a little while to warm up to people, he shows himself to be an incredibly smoochy boy!
🩷 Cat friendly?
Yes! Toady plays well with the other kittens that we have up for adoption and our lovely clinic cat, Marvin. He is very gentle with the kittens, even though they're smaller than him.
🩷 Dog friendly?
Unknown. Toad has not been tested with dogs of any size, though she has not shown any aggressive behaviours towards loud dogs in the clinic.
🩷 Personality
Toad is the smoochiest cat we have here. He started off worried about the world and has now discovered that humans are the best, and if he had it his way he would spend his days snuggling with his human family. He is a quiet boy who keeps to himself, preferring to nap in the sun over running amok. He stole our nurses hearts with his sweet personality and we know he will steal your hearts too!
🩷 Vaccination Status
Toady will go to her new home with 2-3 vaccinations on board.
🩷 Desexing status
Toad is desexed and completely healed following his procedure.
🩷 Microchip status
Toady has been microchipped and is ready to go to her new home!
🩷 Adoption price
$249 is the price for Toady's adoption!

If you think Toad would suit your household, please contact the team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055.

‼️ Please note that our staff have put a lot of effort into our adoption kitties, as such we approve adoptions on a "best fit" basis, not first-in-first-served. ‼️

Address

44 Chamberlain Street
Sydney, NSW
2560

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8:30am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 2pm

Telephone

+61246285055

Website

http://www.drspot.com.au/

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Having some Monday cuddles! He still waiting for his fur-ever home. Help him finding it!

🐱 Our kittens are still looking for a home! 🐱 Bowser and his adorable foster-siblings are all still looking for homes. If you think your family would suit any of our wonderful foster kittens, please either contact our friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 or email us on [email protected]

🐱 Our lovely adoption kitties are still looking for their forever homes! 🐱 Princess Peaches and Princess Daisy have spent the afternoon playing in our kitten playpen at reception. Bowser and Toady are due to join them over the next few weeks. If you're interested in adopting any of our rescue kittens, please do not hesitate to contact the friendly team at Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 or come in to watch them play in the playpen! The kittens look forward to meeting you 🐱

🐱 Our kitty cats are still waiting to be adopted! 🐱 Come into Dr Spot to meet Princess Peaches, Princess Daisy, Toady and Bowser! Each kitty will be spending time in our kitten playpen at reception throughout the coming weeks and they're eagerly waiting to meet you all. Call Dr Spot on (02) 4628 5055 to enquire about our kittens, their individual personalities and the process of kitten adoption. The team looks forward to hearing from you!

Trevor patiently waiting at reception after being very brave with his vaccinations.

🐶 Happy International Dog Day to all the puppies and doggies! Here is our spotty nurse's foster puppy eagerly getting fed🍼~ Show us your favourite treat or toy now! 😍 #DrSpotVet #InternationalDogDay #AdoptDontShop #MaremmaPuppy #FeedMe

Sweet Django

Little man Django gave us lots of cuddles and kisses 💋 on his desexing day. See how our Spotty nurse Taylor's heart got melted by him! 😍 #DrSpotVet #DrSpotPatients #PatientOfTheDay #Castration #SurgeryDay #PuppyKisses #PuppyLove #PuppyOfInstagram #PuppyLife #PuppyLifeIsHard #Dog4Life #SweetPuppy #LoveMyPup #HeartMelted #Kelpie #KelpieLove #KelpiesOfAustralia #WorkingDog #WorkingDogWednesday

When our nurses are lucky to have a few minutes spare in their day we try our best to get Marvin up and moving. He spends most of his day sleeping and doesn't get the chance to expel all of that pent up 'cat energy' all of the time. We have a hard time trying to find toys he enjoys but we recently got him a new mouse toy that he adores!

Mental stimulation for cats

For those who have indoor cats, it can be difficult to keep them occupied. We want to keep them safe, but sometimes don't have the time or the ability to try and let them burn up the energy they would normally use outside. "One solution is to put a proportion of the cat’s daily food ration in a puzzle feeder, which the cat needs to work at in order to gain access to the food, and another is to scatter the food around the house and let the cat hunt it out." To read more about caring for an indoor cat you can read the rest of the article here: https://www.drspot.com.au/pet-health-resources/pet-health-articles/articles/?rid=12274 This puzzle feeder was a cheap buy for one of our nurses cats from K-Mart. They don't have to be expensive fancy toys. This one is simply a block of wood cut out with holes inside!

We are absolutely in love with these two boys. They are currently waiting to be desexed and have given us alot of joy this morning. We always love seeing squishy, friendly cats!

Simparica - works fast and lasts

Spring into parasite protection, before they sneak onto your pets! Simparica by Zoetis is a simple, tasty chew that dogs love. It lasts for 35 days and kills fleas, ticks, mange and mites! Zoetis also offers a rewards system for clients who keep their pets protected year-round. You could earn yourself a free 3-pack of Simparica or Cat Revolution *every year* - why not ask our staff how?!

Happy Vet Nurses Day to all of the wonderful nurses around Australia; and a big thank you to all of our lovely Dr Spot nurses for working hard each and every day, 7 days a week! <3 For more information about what our nurses do, you can head to the link here: https://www.facebook.com/drspotvet/photos/a.471860616214116.110429.156008387799342/1626081017458731/?type=3&theater

Little adoption kitten Rex playing with Uncle Marvin. If you are interested in adopting our little rexy-boy please do not hesitate to give us a call on (02) 4628 5055 or drop past at 44 Chamberlain St, Campbelltown for a visit.

We mentioned yesterday that even short haired pets can shed just as much as long haired. The only way we can get Marvin to stay in one place to brush him is by lying a blanket down then brushing. He loves to smooch up against the blanket/towel when we brush him and it keeps him occupied for a while! Does your pet have any quirks when you try to brush them? Or have you given this technique a try on your furry friend and it has worked? Let us know :)

So we may have forgotten our little mans birthday yesterday! (Sorry Marvin!) So here's a belated Happy Birthday to our wonderful little man! We promise - even if it has been busy - to give you lots of cuddles and love today xoxo

TODAY IS VET NURES DAY! Dr. Geoff and Mandy have been spoiling the nurses this week with coffees, cakes, fruit and more. They have also booked a night for the Dr Spot family to go to the movies (yay!) Vet Nurses day came about through the Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia. This is a council who is always there to help and support vet nurses in their field. They have raised awareness of the important of nurses and helped allow them to have a more stable and recognised qualification. Today is a day to thank all of the vet nurses from all of the clinics. It's to thank them for the cuddles, the tears, the joy, the laughter and all other things they feel and do with the pets that come through each day. For the emergency nurses who work tirelessly through the night; for the nurses who work full weekends, for nurses who work part time and are trying to complete their studies and qualifications... We say thanks to them all! xoxo We have one more post later today for our Veterinary Nurses week updates - so please keep an eye out.

Hydrotherapy Vet Nurse workshop at K9 Swim.

In this video we are watching a dear Weimaraner, who has difficulties walking, being led into the water for hydrotherapy. You can see as he swims closer to the camera, his back legs are beginning to move! This was our photonic therapy boy in our photo album from the day: https://www.facebook.com/drspotvet/photos/ms.c.eJxFzNEJwDAMA9GNiqVYibz~;YgWHur~_P4wBLZ5PGkY0HF~_ALGhAURXIguqj1AVcXyCnyPup~;pJPSTKMaNl5Q3huJ.bps.a.1185576068175897.1073741862.156008387799342/1185576231509214/?type=3&theater

Cute kitten falling asleep

Our dear Juliet falling asleep after a long play session with Uncle Marvin (apologies for the poor lighting!). If you are interested in adopting our little girl, please contact us on 4628 5055.

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Small enough to care, experienced enough to trust! Your vet at Dr Spot.

Our family of vets and nurses are here to look after your furry friends in the best way possible by offering helpful advice, useful services and a superior standard of veterinary care.

Dr Geoff Falkenmire (the original ‘Dr Spot’) opened his spotty doors to the animals in need in June 1994. Commencing as a small practice, Dr Spots soon grew into the large family of animal-loving vets and nurses that it is today. With the benefit of continued investment in the latest equipment available, and ongoing staff training and education, you will feel confident in having our dedicated and caring crew look after your family.