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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

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

We encourage you to come and take a tour of our clinic.

• Simply phone and ask for a tour
• Meet our staff and get a feel for Allambie Vet and what we strive to achieve

Parking:

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

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 🌼

17/10/2024

🐾 Sizzle’s Update 🐾

04/10/2024

🗓️ Public Holiday Hours at Allambie Vet 🐾

Please note our updated hours for the upcoming public holiday:

Saturday 5th: 8am – 5pm
Sunday 6th: Closed
Monday 7th: Closed
Tuesday 8th: 8am – 7pm

For emergencies outside these hours, please contact NEVS on 📞 9452 2933.

Location: 16 Myoora Road, Terrey Hills

You can book appointments online anytime via our website: www.allambievet.com.au

26/09/2024

Daisy has now been at Allambie Vet for 3 months ☹️ she is making great progress, please help find her a home! 💖

Daisy is looking for some understanding friends and a special place to stay.
Daisy was found by some concerned members of the public who had seen her hanging around their house for over a month. She is extremely shy and was tricky to catch, but they persevered and brought her to Allambie Vet.

Fast forward two months, Daisy is coming out of her shell - just a millimetre at a time.
She has warmed up to a few of our staff here and now enjoys head rubs and being hand fed treats, and has learnt how to purr. However she is still very easily stressed and is not enjoying living in the busy vet clinic.

What Daisy would really like is a quiet home with very patient, cat-loving human/s. We are hoping she may be adopted however a foster home would also be invaluable to get her out of the clinic.
Ideally her next home would have no children or other pets (other calm pets that can be kept seperate may be okay), and a designated quiet room/area for her.

It may take her some time to decompress and learn to trust new friends, but we know she will live a long and happy life in her perfect home.

If you can offer Daisy somewhere to stay, or want to enquire to see if you’re a good fit, please give the clinic a call on 9905 0505 ❤️

Microchip number - 991003002720416

22/09/2024

🦉 Important Reminder: Wildlife Assistance After Fires 🔥

In the wake of yesterday’s fire on the Northern Beaches, we want to remind everyone of the vital numbers to call if you encounter fire-affected wildlife in need of assistance:

📞 Sydney Wildlife Rescue 9413 4300
📞 Wires 1300 094 737

Controlled burns are conducted in a manner which minimises risks to wildlife and their habitats. However, if control is lost, the priority shifts. Wildlife will flee haphazardly in distress, often ending up on properties nearby.

What to Look Out For:

• Nocturnal animals out during daylight hours 🦉
• Wildlife seeking refuge under houses, verandahs, sheds and carports
• Young animals found alone, without parents
• Tree-dwelling animals coming down to ground 🌳

How to Spot Wildlife in Distress:

• Animals that appear to be limping, bleeding, or showing signs of distress such as struggling to move or hiding in unusual places.
• Wildlife displaying unusual behavior, such as disorientation, repeated vocalisations or not fleeing when approached.
• Animals near roadways that seem dazed or are unable to move; this is especially concerning for young animals.

Please exercise tolerance if wild animals seek temporary sanctuary on your property, and remember to keep your pets indoors to allow these animals safe passage. Here are some easy ways to assist fire-affected wildlife:

1. Provide Fresh Water:

Leave out clean water in low, stable vessels that won't tip over. Metal bowls can get too hot, so opt for ceramic or terracotta instead. Add pebbles or branches in the water for small animals - like gliders - to climb out, as they can easily drown.

2. Provide Shelter:

You can create temporary shelters using boxes or unused pvc piping with openings for animals to enter, making sure they have an escape route. Nesting boxes in trees will help arboreal species such as possums and gliders.

3. Check Under Vehicles:

Before starting your car - especially if it’s been parked outside - check underneath for animals seeking shelter.

4. Keep Pets Away:

Wildlife will be disorientated and terrified and their distress will intensify in the presence of predators. Please ensure that you keep pets inside if a wild animal is seeking refuge on your property. Keeping pets leashed whilst walking will also prevent unpleasant pet-wildlife interactions.

5. Drive slowly:

Fleeing wildlife will be bolting onto roads and into suburban areas with which they are not familiar. Your reaction time to avoid collision will be affected by your speed.

Residents can play a crucial role in supporting injured wildlife during and after fires. If you see anything unusual, please don’t hesitate to reach out:

📞 Sydney Wildlife Rescue 9413 4300
📞 Wires 1300 094 737

21/09/2024

🔥 Emergency Boarding Available for Evacuated Pets

If you’re being evacuated due to the fire and need a safe place for your pets, Allambie Vet is here to help. Our clinic is open and ready to provide emergency boarding .

📞 Contact us: 9905 0505
📍 Location: 92 Allambie Road, Allambie Heights

NEVS is also available

📞 Contact: 9452 2933

Stay safe, everyone!

13/09/2024

💙 Meet Billy, the beloved rescue dog of one of our wonderful nurses here at Allambie Vet. A few years ago, Billy found his forever home, and since then, he’s been showered with love and care. Recently, Billy was diagnosed with a bone tumour, and just yesterday, he bravely underwent surgery to have his leg amputated.

Billy is a fighter, and with his incredible spirit, he will soon begin chemotherapy and immunotherapy right here at Allambie Vet. We’re so proud of how strong he’s been through it all, and we want to wish him a comfortable and safe recovery as he begins the next stage of his journey.

At Allambie Vet, we believe that every pet deserves the best care and compassion, especially during challenging times. We’re not just here to provide treatment — we’re here to support our patients and their families every step of the way. Our team is committed to offering the most advanced care, including specialised treatments like chemotherapy and immunotherapy, to give pets like Billy the best chance at a full, happy life.

Let’s all send Billy and his family lots of love and well wishes! 💙

12/09/2024

🎉🎈 Today we celebrate a very special milestone for one of our patients – Skittles, who turns 18! While it’s not the birthday her family envisioned, Skittles is spending her big day in our hospital, surrounded by our caring team, receiving treatment for suspected pancreatitis.

Skittles is also bravely managing chronic kidney disease, a UTI, and hyperthyroidism, but her fighting spirit shines through every challenge. We are going above and beyond to ensure she gets the best possible care, with constant attention and love from our nurses.

💖 Please join us in wishing Skittles a very Happy 18th Birthday! 🎂✨

10/08/2024

🐾 TPLO Surgery Now Available with our experienced vets Dr. Kate Clair and Dr. Linda White 🐾

We are excited to announce that our experienced veterinarians, Dr. Kate Clair and Dr. Linda White, are now offering Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery for dogs weighing between 20-42kg.

With their keen interest in surgery and specialised training in TPLO procedures, Dr. Kate and Dr. Linda are committed to helping your pets regain their mobility and live a pain-free life. TPLO is a proven technique for treating cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injuries, one of the most common causes of lameness in dogs.

🏥 Our TPLO package includes everything your pet needs, from the initial consultation to post-operative care and follow-up visits. We ensure the highest standard of care throughout the entire process.

🐶 If your dog is experiencing lameness or discomfort, our team is here to help. Reach out to us today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Kate or Dr. Linda and learn more about how TPLO surgery can benefit your furry friend.

📞 02 9905 0505
📧 [email protected]

08/08/2024

We are thrilled to announce the arrival of vet Faon’s beautiful daughter, Lacey Rose Murphy! Welcome to the world, little one. 🌸👶💕

05/07/2024

Dr. Faon is embarking on an exciting new journey as she goes on maternity leave 🩷

While we will miss her immensely, we are thrilled about this new chapter in her life. Faon has been a cornerstone of our team, providing exceptional care and compassion to all our furry patients and their families. Her dedication and expertise have made a lasting impact; we know her clients will miss her dearly.

Rest assured, while Faon is away, our team is fully prepared to continue delivering the highest level of care. We have a fantastic group of vets and staff who are ready to step in and care for your pets.

Faon will return in six months, and we cannot wait to welcome her back with open arms. In the meantime, please join us in wishing her all the best as she takes this time to focus on her growing family 🩷

22/05/2024

We have a gorgeous kitten looking for a forever home! This little man is approximately 6 months old, so smoochy and cuddly, loves all people and is full of energy and loves to play. He would love nothing more than a warm lap to cuddle up on and to sit in the sunshine in your home. He is young and playful so a family who is able to give him some extra playtime and attention during his younger years would be ideal.
He comes fully vaccinated, wormed and desexed.

If you think you might be able to offer him a loving home, please phone the clinic on 9905 0505 to organise a meet and greet! 🐱

01/05/2024

This week we celebrated a very special birthday at Allambie Vet 🖤

Yoda turned 18!! 🎉🍾

Yoda came to us as a bedraggled, tiny 5 week old kitten and never left. He is our longest standing staff member besides Brian of course 🤭 and he provides us with endless entertainment with his quirks and funny antics. Many of our clients will have met Yoda over the years on his reception shifts, he has a very handsome face that you won’t easily forget 👀 and he can often be found loitering in the reception area, greeting clients and teasing the dogs.

Yoda has been a huge part of our Allambie Vet family over those 18 years and is loved by so many people, both staff and clients.
If you see him again soon tell him a big happy birthday!

We love you so much Yoda 🖤🐈‍⬛

27/04/2024

🌟 Happy World Vet Day! 🌟

Today, we want to shine a spotlight on the remarkable dedication and hard work of our team of veterinarians at Allambie Vet. Their unwavering commitment to animal welfare and the well-being of our furry friends is truly inspiring.

Day in and day out, our veterinary professionals pour their hearts into their work, often sacrificing their comfort and personal time to ensure every patient receives the best care possible. They face long hours, challenging cases, and emotional moments with resilience and grace, always prioritising the needs of the animals they treat above all else ❤️.

From the joy of healing a sick pet to the heartbreak of saying goodbye to a beloved companion, our vets experience the full spectrum of emotions in their daily work. Despite this, they remain steadfast in their dedication, treating each patient with the same care and compassion they would give their own pets.

To all the veterinarians out there, thank you for your unwavering dedication, your tireless work, and your compassionate hearts. You are true heroes, and your impact on the lives of animals and their families is immeasurable 💙🐾

18/04/2024

Bonnie and Clyde are looking for their forever home 🧡 They are two bonded cats that have lived together for the last 10 years in the same household. Their previous elderly owner is not able to care for them any longer and they have been surrendered to the clinic to find them a new family.

Our hope is to find a suitable new home for this elderly pair, a place where they can continue their companionship and have a loving family to live out their twilight years. We believe that this pair would thrive in a household that is calm and quiet. Ideally a home with no children or older children.

Bonnie and Clyde have been desexed, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped. They have also each had a blood test to confirm they are healthy and ready for their new home.

Clyde is an outgoing, loving, confident, attention seeking boy who loves a cuddle. Bonnie is more reserved and timid but very loving and sweet once she feels at ease with you.

If you think you could offer Bonnie and Clyde a loving home, please call the clinic on 99050505 to find out more information about them or organise a meet and greet 🧡

Address

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

Telephone

(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! 😻✨💙

Christmas

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 ❤️