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Princes Highway Veterinary Hospital

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Princes Highway Veterinary Hospital

We have been providing friendly, compassionate care for pets in the St George area for more than 20
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12/12/2024

Only 13 days left until Christmas! Make sure you stock up on any ongoing medication and prescription food for your pet over the holiday season! Our orders go through every Monday and Thursday mornings, so make sure you ring us with your requests by closing on Sunday and Wednesday for next day pickup.

Give us a call on (02) 9588 2088 today!

10/12/2024

On Wednesdays we wear pink!! 🌷

08/12/2024

Puppy or Nugget? Baby Bella visited Dr. Alana for her 2nd puppy vaccination and was passed around for so many cuddles and kisses!

04/12/2024

🐱THROWBACK THURSDAY🐱
Mooni - the smoociest Ragdoll kitten who ate his way through his entire microchipping appointment is back for his desexing procedure with us! What a handsome and adorable young man he has become! ✨

01/12/2024

Cami knows excatly where to sit while patiently waiting for the admission appointment of her desexing procedure

29/11/2024

Ellie visiting SGV for treatment of itchy paws 🐾

With the changing seasons, you may notice your pets scratching or licking more often. Pets can be allergic to environmental factors like pollen, dust, and grasses, or to food. Fleas, mites, and other parasites can cause itching. Even if you can't see fleas on your pet, they can still be present and itching from a flea allergy can start with just one bite.

Bacterial or fungal infections can cause itching, along with other symptoms like inflamed skin, discharge and hair loss.

Ear infections can be itchy and painful, and lead to recurrent ear infections or even ruptured eardrums if not treated promptly.

If you notice your pet scratching or licking excessively at a specific area of their body, come in for a check-up with one of our vets today so we can help you work out a tailored treatment plan for your four-legged family member so they can enjoy this summer as much as everyone else!

25/11/2024

Happy from Eva!!

23/11/2024

Today's take home message from Tara - if you stare at the treat for long enough, the treat will come to you!

20/11/2024

How cute is Venus! Venus was accompanied by her brother Tyson for her vaccination appointment and was super keen to meet the team! She had some delicious treats and from the vets and nurses melted everyone's heart ❤️

15/11/2024

Cat bed = human bed (maybe sometimes a cardboard box or a paper bag) Happy with theycantalkcomics

10/11/2024

On Remembrance Day, we remember and honour all those who have fallen whilst serving their country at war.

While most have heard the tale of Simpson and his donkey, many remain unaware of the silent but essential contributions of the messenger pigeons, camels and horses, or mine and explosive detection dogs sacrificed at war.

We are all encouraged to take a pause at 11am today to observe a one minute's silence and remember all the heroes.

09/11/2024

We all have puppy fever! Ub the incredible poser surely knows how to work the camera📸 after waking up from his desexing procedure

05/11/2024

Elvis, the 5-year-old toy Poodle X, visited SGV when his owners booked him in for a dental scale + polish. Upon physical examination under general anaesthetic, his teeth appeared to be in good condition (despite some plaque and tartar build-up) which was proven by his dental x-rays. Elvis was awake and recovered in no time with his pearly whites after his scale and polish!

🔔At SGV, you can now opt in for dental x-rays for dental condition of all grades! Dental x-rays are a great diagnostic tool that can help our vets pick up any conditions that isn't visible to the naked eye, and accurately diagnose and treat any underlying dental problems.

02/11/2024

BFFs Luna (left) and Mila (right) came in together for their laparoscopic desexings, AKA key hole desexing, a minimally invasive form of desexing we offer to our female canine patients!

Laparoscopic speys have the advantage of being less traumatic compared to routine midline spey due to smaller incision size and reduced blood loss. Talk to our friendly reception to book in with Dr. Shelton, Dr. Pauline or Dr. Corliss!

30/10/2024

🕸️ HAPPY HALLOWEEN! 🎃

28/10/2024

The spooky season is an exciting time for the hoomans but it is also important to keep you four-legged family members safe:

🎃Keep candies, chocolates and other sweets in cupboards well out of reach as they can be highly toxic to your pets. Any decorations should be out of reach as well in case of accidental ingestion.

🎃Prepare an enclosed area to keep your pets secure if you think you might get trick or treaters so they won’t escape out the front door. Make sure your details on their microchips are up to date on the registry and put a collar with their name and your contact details on them if you have one.

🎃Dress-ups are fun but please know that they can be quite stressful for your pets, especially our feline friends.

🎃Contact your closest vet or a 24/7 emergency vet hospital immediately if you think your pet has gotten into something they shouldn’t have.

SGV wishes everybody a happy and safe Halloween! 👻

25/10/2024

SGV has seen its first paralysis tick case this season. Our 13-year-old feline patient Mocha was not up to date with tick preventions and has experienced lameness in the hind limbs for two days before being brought in by her owners due to difficulty in swallowing.

Fortunately, after three days of treatment and stabilisation in hospital, Mocha was able to move around with improved mobility, was able to swallow food again and was discharged.

We urge all owners to make sure your pets are up to date with tick preventions, even if they never go outside, as these deadly parasites can still be brought home by humans. Symptoms of tick paralysis can include:

🐾weakness/lethargy
🐾wobbly gait/collapse
🐾vomiting
🐾coughing or gagging
🐾changes in vocalisation
🐾difficulty breathing

If you need help with any preventative products, please feel free to give us a call on (02) 9588 2088. If you think your pet has a tick, please present to the nearest vet hospital immediately.

22/10/2024

Despite putting on a brave face, Kevin was feeling a bit uneasy about being admitted to hospital for his dental procedure. Luckily his Mum packed his emotional support pheasant as well as a delicious meal for his afternoon tea! Kevin was up in no time after his dental x-rays came back all clear and nothing was extracted!

Address

30 Princes Highway
Sydney, NSW
2217

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61295882088

Website

http://www.stgeorgevets.com.au/

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