We are opening our doors to welcome you and your family on
Saturday, November 18, 2023
10am-2pm
63 Herbert Street
Whether you're a proud pet parent, an animal enthusiast, or simply curious about what goes on behind the scenes at our hospital, this event is perfect for you!
Admission to our Open Day is free, and we welcome all members of the community. Whether you have a pet or not, this event promises a day of fun, learning, and connecting with like-minded animal lovers.
Heatstrokes with Dr. Armin
Heatstrokes can quickly become a life-threatening emergency, hence requiring immediate veterinary attention in most cases. To avoid heatstroke, consider walks during the cooler parts of the day, keep them hydrated during walks, and make sure they have access to cool, shaded areas.
Signs of heatstroke can include the following:
☀Panting
☀Restlessness or seeking shade or water
☀Drooling
☀Red gums or tongue
☀Increased heart rate
☀Vomiting or diarrhoea
What is the best first aid for heatstroke?
🩺Cool your pet down - find shade or a well ventilated room indoors
🩺Offer small sips of water
🩺Cool them with cool, not ice-cold, water
🩺Seek veterinary attention as soon as possible
If you think your pet is suffering from heatstroke, come straight in to see our emergency team. We are here 24/7, 365 days.
The warming weather is a sign of the snake season starting. If you suspect your pet has been bitten, best course of action is to try to keep them as still as possible and bring them to the closest veterinary hospital.
The following are some of the symptoms of a snake bite:
☠ Sudden weakness or collapse
☠ Vomiting
☠ Difficulty breathing
☠ Spontaneous emptying of bowels or bladder
☠ Blood in the urine
🦷For Pet Dental month in August, we offer free dental assessments 🦷
Ring our friendly reception team on 02 9436 1213 or book online for an assessment.
All dental treatments booked before August 31st also receive 10% off.
While it doesn't get to the freezing cold temperatures in Sydney, winter is definitely here, and that brings on winter grooming for our little ones.
While it might not be the time for a full body shave, dogs still need regular grooming in the winter months.
🐾Grooming their paws means mud will not be stuck between the pads causing discomfort.
💅Nail trims might be needed more often if they spend more time indoors.
🕷Ears and paws are also common hiding spots for ticks, so grooming these will help you keep up with the tick checks and prevent a trip to the emergency vet.
MRI update from Dr. Chitty
Post-demolition MRI update from Dr. Chitty. The MRI cabin frame is up and we are starting to see how the space will be shaped when the project is done.
Covid restrictions
A message from our General Manager Dr.Chitty.
Here’s a little sneak peak of a guided tour through the hospital 😉
If you’d like a real tour, make sure you pop by our Open Day tomorrow 10am-2pm!