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Allambie Vet

"Treating your pets as part of the family" Allambie Vet's greatest asset is its dedicated and caring staff

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• Our team of dedicated staff work together to provide high quality and compassionate patient care.
• Our nursing team strive for perfection in patient and customer care, and are absolutely dedicated to their roles.
• Our Vets and Nurses are continually furthering their studies to increase knowledge and skills
• We aim to make owning a pet stress free, enjoyable an

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• We are here to help the local community and their pets live happy, healthy and comfortable lives

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• There is a dedicated car park for Allambie Vet clients directly in front of the clinic.
• Our clinic is wheelchair and pram friendly.

07/03/2025

🐾 Vegas’ Dental Journey – A Tailored Approach for a Senior Cat ✨

Meet Vegas, a 15-year-old feline who recently visited Allambie Vet for a dental procedure with extractions. Given his heart murmur, kidney disease, and hyperthyroidism, we took extra precautions to ensure his safety every step of the way. ❤️

💡 Why Vegas’ Dental Care Was Different:

✅ Pre-Anaesthetic Heart Check – Before his procedure, Dr. Jane rechecked his heart to ensure it was safe for anaesthesia. Some pets may need medications first or may not be suitable for anaesthesia, which is why pre-op heart checks are crucial.

✅ Advanced Anaesthetic Monitoring – Vegas’ anaesthesia was closely tracked by Nurse Alex using our multi-parameter monitors, measuring:
✔ Heart rate and (ECG) 💓
✔ Oxygen levels (SpO2) 🫁
✔ Blood pressure 🔍
✔ Carbon dioxide levels (ETCO2)

✅ State-of-the-Art Anaesthetic Equipment – Our advanced machines ensured precise oxygenation & ventilation, reducing risks and ensuring a safe recovery.

✅ Dental X-rays & Nerve Blocks – X-rays revealed hidden resorptive lesions, and nerve blocks kept Vegas comfortable post-op.

✅ Smooth Recovery – Thanks to pain management & careful monitoring, Vegas was soon enjoying a small meal comfortably. 😻

💙 Senior pets need extra care, and we provide it at the highest level.

💬 Has your pet had a dental check recently? Dental disease isn’t always obvious, but regular checks can prevent pain and serious health issues. 🦷✨

📸 Swipe to see Vegas’ journey—from dental X-rays to recovery 🦷🦷🦷

21/02/2025

🐾 Two Sweet Kittens Still Looking for Their Forever Homes 🐾

We still have two adorable kittens waiting to meet their perfect match.

🐱 One handsome grey boy & one beautiful tabby girl
💛 Affectionate, playful, and full of personality
🎾 Love to snuggle, purr, and explore

Their adoption fee includes vaccination, microchipping, desexing, and parasite control.

If you’re looking for a loving companion, give us a call at 📞 9905 0505 to enquire.

18/02/2025

🐶🐱 Bad breath? Tartar buildup? Red gums? These could be signs of dental disease, which affects 85% of dogs and cats over the age of three.

At Allambie Vet, we’ve always offered Complimentary Dental Checks because your pet’s oral health is just as important as yours. 🦷✨

📅 Book a FREE dental assessment with one of our experienced vets to check your pet’s teeth and gums. Early detection can prevent pain, infections, and costly treatments later.

Book today an appointment today https://vet.lc/10hice of call us on 📞 9905 0505 🦷✨

🐾 Because every pet deserves a happy, healthy smile 🐶💙🐱

💡 *If additional concerns are raised during the check, a consultation fee may apply.

13/02/2025

🐾 Four Friendly Fuzzballs Looking for Forever Families 🐾

Allambie Vet has a gorgeous litter of kittens who will soon be ready to find their loving homes.

🐱 3 handsome boys & 1 beautiful girl
💛 Confident, affectionate, and full of purrs
🎾 Playful, cuddly, and ready to melt your heart.

Their adoption fee includes vaccination, microchipping, desexing, and parasite control.

If you’re looking for a new furry best friend, give us a call at 📞 9905 0505 to enquire.

Microchip Numbers:
953010007038282
953010007038286
953010007038262
953010007038439

06/02/2025

🐶💓 Heart Murmurs in Pets – Bella’s Story 💓🐶

Meet Bella, a beautiful 6-year-old Cavoodle, who recently came in for her annual health check. During her exam, Dr. Louise detected a heart murmur, so we recommended a heart ultrasound (echocardiogram) to assess her heart health.

📸 Here’s Dr. Jane Vine performing Bella’s echocardiogram, a non-invasive test that provides precise measurements to properly stage heart disease. While listening to the heart can help detect a murmur, the only way to accurately assess heart size, function, and disease progression is through ultrasound.

💙 Understanding Heart Disease Stages

The American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) classifies heart disease into four stages:
🔹 Stage A – At risk but no heart changes.
🔹 Stage B1 – Murmur present but no heart enlargement.
🔹 Stage B2 – Heart enlargement detected but no signs of heart failure.
🔹 Stage C & D – Congestive heart failure with clinical symptoms.

It’s critical to differentiate Stage B1 from B2, as treatment effectiveness varies greatly between these stages. Echocardiography (heart ultrasound) is the only way to determine this.

💊 Does a heart murmur always require treatment?

Not necessarily. What’s most important is understanding the underlying cause. Some pets don’t need immediate treatment, while others benefit from early intervention.

Research shows that starting heart medication at the right stage (such as when heart enlargement is detected) can delay congestive heart failure by up to 15 months in dogs.

🐾 If your pet has been diagnosed with a heart murmur or if you’d like to check their heart health, our experienced vets are here to help. We also have a Specialist Cardiologist, Dr. Damon Leeder, available for our patients, with echocardiograms performed at Allambie Vet 🩷❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜

05/02/2025

🌟 Attention Rabbit Owners 🐇

The RHDV1-K5 Wild Rabbit Control Program will commence in the Greater Sydney area, in the first week of March 2025. This program involves releasing the Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV1-K5), which can affect both wild and pet rabbits.

This fatal virus impacts unvaccinated rabbits, and even indoor rabbits are at risk, as insects can spread the disease.

To protect your furry friends, we strongly recommend vaccinating your pet rabbits as soon as possible to ensure their immunity before the release.

👉 Book your rabbit’s vaccination appointment online via our website or click the link in our bio. www.allambievet.com.au

Let’s keep your rabbits safe and healthy. 💕

If you have any questions, give us a call our team is here to help 🐰

17/01/2025

🐾 Meet Our Last Kitten Waiting for a Forever Home 🐾

This handsome little man is still at Allambie Vet, hoping to find his loving family. 💕

He came to us as a shy stray alongside his sister, who has since been adopted and is thriving in her new home. Over time, he has come out of his shell and is now ready to bring joy to a special family.

When he first arrived, he was a bit unwell with Cat Flu, a common feline illness. But don’t worry—he’s fully recovered and ready to live a long and happy life.

✨ Adoption Fee Includes:
• Desexing
• Vaccinations
• Microchipping
• Comprehensive parasite treatment (fleas, ticks & worms)

📞 Have questions or want to book a meet-and-greet? Call us at 9905 0505.

📋 Microchip Number: 953010007082025

Let’s help this sweet boy find his forever family 🏡🐾

30/12/2024

✨ New Year’s Opening Hours✨

📅 Tuesday 31st (NYE): 8am - 4pm
📅 Wednesday 1st (NYD): Closed
📅 Thursday 2nd: 8am - 7pm

As we bid farewell to 2024 and welcome 2025, we want to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all of our wonderful clients and their cherished pets for trusting us with their care. Your support means the world to us, and we look forward to continuing to care for you and your furry family in the coming year.

🎆 Fireworks Safety for Your Pets🎆
While fireworks are a source of celebration for us, they can be overwhelming for our pets. Here are some tips to help keep your pets safe and comfortable as we ring in the New Year:

🌟 ID Tags & Microchips
Ensure your pet’s ID tag and microchip details are up to date, so they can be reunited with you quickly if they escape.

🏠 Keep Them Secure Indoors
Create a safe indoor space where your pet can retreat. Secure windows, doors, and fences to prevent escapes.

🎶 Soften the Noise
Drown out the loud bangs with calming music, white noise, or the TV. Close windows and curtains to reduce the impact of bright flashes and sounds.

🛋️ Create a Safe Haven
Allow your pet access to their favorite hiding spots and make them as comfortable as possible. If they seek your company, offer gentle reassurance.

💊 Support with Calming Aids or Medication
Products like Adaptil or Zylkene can help ease anxiety, but for pets with severe noise phobias, speak to our team about medication options.

🥗 Watch Their Diet
Keep festive treats and alcohol out of reach, as these can be toxic to pets.

🎇 Let’s make this New Year’s Eve stress-free and safe for your pets. If you have concerns about your pet’s anxiety, our team is here to help.

📞 In Case of Emergency
If you need assistance while we’re closed, please contact:
Northside Emergency Vet Specialists (NEVS): 9452 2933

Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH): 9875 0000

Thank you for an amazing year. Wishing you and your pets a safe, happy, and healthy New Year 🐾

25/12/2024

We hope everyone had a wonderful day celebrating with family and friends yesterday 🎁✨

Allambie Vet is closed today, but we’ll be back tomorrow from 8 am, fully staffed with 7 experienced vets available to help care for your pets.

🖥️ Appointments can be booked online via our website: www.allambievet.com.au

⏰ For any urgent cases, we’ve set aside time slots in the morning for unwell patients. Please call our reception from 7:30 am at 📞 9905 0505.

We’re here to ensure your pets are happy and healthy ❤️

24/12/2024

🎄✨ Merry Christmas from Allambie Vet ✨🎄

Christmas is a time for joy, family, and creating special memories – and that includes our furry family members. While you celebrate, don’t forget to keep your pets safe from festive hazards:

🎁 Decorations: Tinsel, ribbons, and ornaments may look fun, but they can cause serious health issues if swallowed. Keep them up, up, and away.

🎁 Chocolate gifts: Don’t leave chocolate-based treats under the tree – they can be toxic for pets.

🎁 Festive foods: Mince pies, fruit cake, wine, and anything containing sultanas, grapes, raisins, or currants can cause renal failure if consumed.

🎁 Human food dangers: Christmas ham, pork, or anything high in fat can lead to pancreatitis in pets – a painful condition requiring intensive care.

🎁 Hot weather: Dogs die in hot cars! Avoid exercising your dog during the hottest part of the day, check the ground for heat before walking, and keep brachycephalic breeds cool and supervised.

🎁 Dangerous foods: Stone fruits, macadamia nuts, onions, garlic, and caffeine are all off-limits for pets.

🎁 Medications: If the celebrations have been a bit too merry, ensure panadol and nurofen are stored out of reach of curious paws.

We’d love to see how you’re celebrating Christmas with your pets. 🎅🐾 Share your festive photos with us in the comments – whether it’s your dog in a Christmas hat, your cat napping under the tree, or your bunny enjoying a special treat.

Thank you for trusting us with your beloved pets this year. Wishing you all a safe and joyful holiday season.

🎄 The Allambie Vet Team

24/12/2024

🎄✨ Only 1 more sleep until Christmas. From all of us at Allambie Vet, we want to wish you and your best friends a very Merry Christmas ✨🎄

We are so grateful for your trust and support throughout the year. It’s been our privilege to care for your pets and help support your families. We feel incredibly lucky to share in the love, joy, and companionship that your pets bring into your lives. We love being part of the Northern Beaches pet care community and look forward to continuing this journey with you in the coming year. 💛

We’ll be closing a little early today, so our team can prepare for the holiday season.

Here are our Christmas opening hours:
🎄 Tuesday, 24th December: 8am – 4pm
🎄 Wednesday, 25th December (Christmas Day): CLOSED
🎄 Thursday, 26th December (Boxing Day): CLOSED
🎄 Friday, 27th December: 8am – 7pm

If your pet needs urgent care while we’re closed, please contact the amazing team at NEVS or SASH in Balgowlah:

📍 NEVS (Northside Emergency Vet)
📞 9452 2933
📍 16 Myoora Road, Terrey Hills

📍 SASH (Small Animal Specialist Hospital) Northern Beaches
📞 9875 0000
📍 4 Roseberry Street, Balgowlah

Thank you for being part of the Allambie Vet family this year. We wish you all a wonderful Christmas filled with joy, love, and wagging tails 🎁🐶🐱

20/12/2024

Great idea 🎅🏼 😻

19/12/2024

My kids are all grown up and moved out, now I’m looking for a home of my own 🐱💗

Our gorgeous Mumcat came to Allambie Vet as a stray with 4 young kittens in tow. She has been a wonderful mum and now deserves a loving home for herself. We estimate she is around 1-2 years old.

With striking dark tortoiseshell colours and piercing eyes, she is a beautiful cat with a matching tortie personality. This means she loves attention - but on her own terms. We would recommend she goes to an owner that has had cats before, and can understand her quirks.

Mumcat (this name can most definitely be left behind at her new home) is desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and covered for parasites including worms, fleas and ticks.

Please give the clinic a call on 9905 0505 to ask any questions or book a meet and greet.

Microchip: 953010007082118

17/12/2024

Allambie Vet is in the thick of kitten season and we have 3 more cuties ready to go to loving homes.

We have a brother and sister pair, that came in together as very shy little strays. They have really come out of their shells here but can still be a little unsure in new situations. Because of this, they could go to their new homes separately but would also thrive in a home together.

On arrival, both were a bit unwell with Cat Flu, a very common cat illness. They have since completely recovered, and this should have minimal impact on the rest of their long lives.

We also have a little black and white female from a different litter awaiting her forever family too. She is a sweet and gentle soul with a funny personality.

Their adoption fee covers desexing, vaccinations, microchipping and parasite treatment covering fleas, ticks and worms.

If you have questions or to book a meet and greet please call Allambie Vet on 9905 0505.

Microchips:
Grey and white Female: 985010006842569
Grey and white Male: 953010007082025
Black and white female:
953010006748896

16/12/2024

Festive Checklist 🎄

Hey Allambie Vet Family,

The holiday season is here, and we want your pets to enjoy it safely and happily too! Here’s your quick Festive Pet Safety Checklist:

1. Boarding Preparations: Check boarding spots and ensure vaccinations are up to date. Grab certificates if needed.
2. Flea & Tick Prevention: A must during summer – protect your pets from these nasty critters!
3. Food & Treats: Stock up on pet food and treats early to avoid the holiday rush.
4. Vet Check-ups: Book pre-holiday appointments now to avoid last-minute stress.
5. Medications: Ensure you have enough meds to last through the break.

We’re here to support you and your pets every step of the way 🌟

Book ahead and call us if you need assistance – we’re just a phone call away 🎄

04/12/2024

Allambie Vet has 2 gorgeous little kittens looking for their new homes.

😼Our black and white girl is full of beans, always playing and looking for the next adventure.

😽Our little tabby girl has the cutest white feet and is a little more relaxed than her siblings, sometimes she prefers to watch the wrestling than join in.

They are around 8 weeks old, and are ready to go to their new families. Their adoption fee covers vaccinations, microchipping, desexing and they will go to their new home covered for fleas, ticks and worms.

Please call the clinic on 9905 0505 with any questions or to arrange a time to come and meet our cheeky trio.

PS - they also have a very lovely mum who will be available for adoption soon. If you are looking for an older kitty companion please also enquire.

Microchips:
Tabby: 953010006748725
Black/white:
953010006748896

26/11/2024

☀️ Heatwave Alert: Keep Your Pets Safe☀️

A heatwave is here, with temperatures expected to soar. Let’s not forget about our furry pets they feel the heat just as much as we do.

How to Keep Your Pets Cool & Comfortable:
💧 Stay Indoors: Keep pets inside in a cool, shaded area. If you have air conditioning or fans, they’ll love it as much as you do!
💧 Hydration is Key: Make sure they have access to fresh, cool water at all times. Adding ice cubes can be a nice touch.
💧 Skip the Car Rides: Avoid unnecessary trips and never leave pets in a car—even for a short time.
💧 Cooling Tricks: Use damp towels, cooling mats, or lightly mist your pet with water to help lower their temperature.
💧 Frozen Treats: Freeze their favorite snacks for a refreshing treat.

Special Care for Tick Paralysis Patients
Pets recovering from tick paralysis struggle to regulate their body temperature. Keep them extra cool, calm, and stress-free, and contact us if you have concerns.

🐾 No Hot Pavement or Exercise

❌ Avoid outdoor activities during the heat. The roads and footpaths can burn your pet’s paw pads.
✅ Early mornings or late evenings are safer for walks—but keep them short and light.

Know the Signs of Heat Stroke:
🐶 Excessive panting, drooling, or restlessness
🐶 Bright red tongue or gums
🐶 Vomiting, diarrhea, or weakness
🐶 Collapse, tremors, or seizures

Heat stroke is an emergency and can be fatal. If you notice these symptoms, call us immediately.

📞 Allambie Vet: 9905 0505

26/11/2024

Daisy is still looking for her forever home. This lovely girl has been here for 5 months and is really coming out of her shell. If you know of anyone that is looking for a gentle feline companion, please call the clinic on 99050505 to find out more about Daisy 🌼

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92 Allambie Road, Allambie Heights
Sydney, NSW
2100

Opening Hours

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

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(02) 9905-0505

Website

http://www.allambievet.com.au/

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🎉 Exciting News! Our Vet Hospital Has a Brand New Ultrasound Machine! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce that we’ve upgraded to the latest and most advanced ultrasound technology. Our new state-of-the-art ultrasound machine, the first of its kind in an Australian Vet Hospital, replaces our previous model. This cutting-edge technology represents a significant leap forward in our diagnostic capabilities and patient care 🐾✨ At Allambie Vet, patient care is our top priority, and this upgrade is a testament to our commitment to providing the best possible care for your furry family members. 🔍 Enhanced Diagnostics: Our new ultrasound machine offers superior imaging quality, allowing us to detect and diagnose conditions more accurately and quickly. ⏱️ Faster Results: With this advanced equipment, we can provide timely diagnoses, which means faster treatment plans and better outcomes for your loved family member. 🩺 Minimally Invasive: Ultrasound is a non-invasive, pain-free procedure, making it a gentle option for assessing your pet’s health without causing any discomfort. 💖 Improved Monitoring: We can monitor ongoing medical conditions and post-surgical recovery, ensuring your pet receives the best possible care throughout its treatment journey. 🌟 Comprehensive Care: Our commitment to using the latest technology, such as our new ultrasound machine, reflects our dedication to offering comprehensive, top-notch care for your pets. We strive to provide the best services to keep your furry family happy and healthy. We are excited to see the positive impact this new ultrasound machine will have on our patient care 🐶🐱🤍

✨ Congratulations to Teddy for finishing his 12-week treatment for FIP (feline infectious peritonitis) ✨ Handsome Teddy has made an incredible recovery from a disease once considered fatal. Thanks to recent advances in antiviral medications, successful treatment plans are now available. Some newer treatment options may be more budget-friendly. FIP is caused by feline coronavirus, a common virus that affects cats’ gastrointestinal tracts. It is important to note that while it’s related to the COVID-19 family, it’s a distinct virus and cannot be transmitted between cats and humans. Although up to 40% of cats in the general cat population and up to 80% in breeding environments have been exposed to feline coronavirus, this virus usually only causes mild diarrhoea that resolves without treatment. However, some cats, like Teddy, can develop severe symptoms and FIP develops. During his stay with us, Teddy received excellent, personalised care from our dedicated vet, Dr. Jane, and the nursing team. This included daily ultrasound to monitor the fluid in his chest to ensure it was clearing, plenty of cuddles and treats during his treatment 😻 We are thrilled that Teddy has returned to his mischievous self at home. He will need some monitoring, but for now, he is thriving! 😻✨💙

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We hope everyone had a wonderful day celebrating with family and friends yesterday 🎄 Share a picture below of your pets on Christmas Day or tag #allambievet Allambie Vet is closed today and will reopen tomorrow from 8 am. Appointments can be booked online via our website. For any urgent unwell patients, we have time slots set aside in the morning. Please call reception from 7:30 am ❤️

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