🐾 Dog Swallowed an Ice Cream Stick! 🍦
This curious pup got into some trouble after accidentally swallowing an ice cream stick. Luckily, our skilled team was able to remove it using endoscopy—no surgery needed! 🩺✨
Watch how we safely retrieved the stick and helped this dog feel better in no time. Remember, always keep an eye on what your pets get into!
#VetLife #Endoscopy #PetSafety #AnimalCare #VeterinaryMedicine #wellpetvets
🚨 Pet Owners Alert! 🐾 Are you aware of the dangers lurking in your home for your furry friends? Here at WellPet Veterinary Hospital, we’re committed to keeping your pets safe and healthy.👀 Watch Out for Foreign Bodies!Foreign bodies are objects that your pets can accidentally swallow, leading to serious health risks or even life-threatening emergencies. These can be anything from small toys, bones, strings, and even certain types of plants.🐕🦺 For Dog Owners: Those playful pups can chew and swallow anything from socks to rubber balls. Always monitor their playtime and keep small, dangerous objects out of reach.🐱 For Cat Owners: Curious cats love strings and tinsel, but these can cause intestinal blockages or worse if swallowed. Secure these items, and provide safe alternatives to satisfy their curiosity.🩺 Stay Alert & Act Fast: If you notice your pet gagging, drooling excessively, or showing signs of discomfort after eating something suspicious, don’t wait. Contact us immediately.📞 Keep our number handy and follow us for more pet care tips. Let’s keep our four-legged family members safe and sound! #PetSafety #wellpetvets
🌟 We welcomed an adorable baby kangaroo who’s already hopping into hearts with her courage. Found alone and in need of care, she’s now safe with us, getting all the love and medical attention she deserves.
🦘💕 After a thorough assessment at our hospital, we’ve sent this brave joey to the incredible team at Sydney Wildlife. They’re ready to give her the specialized care she needs to thrive!
#WildlifeRescue #BabyKangaroo #AnimalHospital #ConservationHeroes
Good news from our clinic! Milo, the puppy who ingested grapes, has made a full recovery and will be discharged today. We’re pleased to report he’s doing well, but this is a timely reminder for all pet owners: please keep grapes and other toxic foods away from your pets. Let’s keep our furry friends safe and healthy!
#wellpetvets #vet #sydneypups #penrith
Dr. Celine talks about the charming Indie, who ate a kebab stick last night. Sticks can be very dangerous and cause trauma to your pets’ stomachs. Please ensure garbage is out of reach of your curious pets.
#wellpetvets #sydney #vet #dog
Merry Christmas to All and your furry friends!
A reminder that Nepean Animal Hospital is open 24 hours, 7 days a week for emergencies.
Contact (02) 4733 3456.
🦇 Small talk on our adorable flying fox babies: We assessed, gave first aid, and sent them off to a rehab career for further care. Team effort for wildlife well-being! 🏥🌿 #FlyingFoxBabies #WildlifeCare #TeamWork 🦇👩⚕️
🐾 “Around the Clock Care for Our Furry Friends! 🕒🏥
At our Vet Hospital, we’re more than just doctors – we’re dedicated caregivers. Our doors are open 24/7 to ensure your pets receive the love and attention they deserve, any time they need it. From late-night emergencies to early morning check-ups, we’re here for your four-legged companions every step of the way. Because when it comes to their health, time is of the essence. Join us on a journey behind the scenes as we showcase our tireless team, state-of-the-art facilities, and heartwarming success stories. 🩺❤️ Don’t wait, let us be your pet’s partner in health, day and night! 🌙🐶🐱#wellpet_vets #24HourVetCare #PetsFirst #CaringAroundTheClock” 🌟
4-month-old French Bulldog Kenny fractured his elbow while playing with his friends. Dr. Tony and the #wellpet_team performed surgery to help the smart puppy and his caring owners return to their normal lives#vet #vetsurgeon #vetaustralia #puppy #wellpet_vets #sydney
Attention, Dog Owners! 🚨🍇 Beware of Grapes and Sultanas: Potential Kidney Hazards for Your Beloved Pooch! 🐾You might be surprised to learn that these seemingly harmless fruits can pose a serious threat to your dog's well-being, specifically when it comes to their kidneys. While grapes and sultanas might be a delicious treat for us humans, for dogs, they can lead to a condition known as grape toxicity.Symptoms of grape toxicity in dogs may include:🐾 Vomiting and diarrhea🐾 Loss of appetite🐾 Lethargy and weakness🐾 Decreased urination or difficulty urinating🐾 Abdominal pain or discomfortRemember, even a small amount of these fruits can have adverse effects on your dog's health.👉 If you suspect that your dog has ingested grapes or sultanas and is displaying any of the above symptoms, don't delay – rush them to the nearest vet immediately. Early detection and prompt treatment can make a significant difference in their chances of recovery.#DogSafety #GrapesAndSultanas #PetHealthMatters #FurParents #DogLoversUnite#wellpetvets #vets
Meet Howl, the 10-month-old cat who was brought to Nepean Animal Hospital due to acute vomiting. After conducting an ultrasound and X-ray examination, we discovered foreign bodies in his stomach and decided to perform an endoscopy.
During the procedure, we successfully removed numerous hard leaves from Howl’s stomach using an endoscope. Thankfully, this minimally invasive approach spared him from undergoing major surgery.
Endoscopy is a non-invasive surgical method that effectively removes foreign bodies and provides diagnostic insights into the gastrointestinal tract of both cats and dogs. Not only does it ensure a swift recovery, but the patient can also be discharged and sent home on the same day.
#vet #sydney #cat #wellpetvets
Hannah ingested a soft toy, which could potentially lead to intestinal obstruction.
Thankfully, her mother noticed it promptly and immediately brought her to our hospital.
#wellpetvets #sydney #dog #puppy #vet #emergency
