Caringbah Veterinary Hospital

Caringbah Veterinary Hospital Caringbah veterinary Hospital
Our aim is to help keep your beloved pet happy and healthy. We also have another clinic at Miranda
272 President ave Miranda.

Here at Caringbah Vet we strive to provide the best help and care for your pet. Our goal is to provide you and your pet with the best quality care through courteous and compassionate service and the most current medical and surgical techniques such as:
Veterinary medicine, soft Tissue & Orthopedic Surgery, Obstetrics, Dentistry, Radiography, Ultrasonography, Endoscopy, Electrocardiography and Bloo

d Work. We Treat every client as an individual, as we realise that every pet and owner have different medical, emotional and financial needs. In order to achieve this mission, our dedicated and caring professional staff are focused on excellence in Veterinary medicine and surgery. We aim to meet the ever-changing needs of our clients and their pets with knowledge, efficiency and empathy. We provide a boarding felicity for your dogs, cats or rabbits.

We are excited to introduce you all to Cupid! This cute kitten was brought to us as a sick stray who had lost his mother...
26/03/2025

We are excited to introduce you all to Cupid! This cute kitten was brought to us as a sick stray who had lost his mother. After some TLC from our vets and nurses, Cupid is now ready to be adopted! He will be microchipped, wormed and vaccination prior to going to his new home. Cupid is the type of kitten to curl up on your arm and sleep all day, with some regular play breaks to get his energy out. He is also a little purr machine! He is estimated to be around 8 weeks old, born sometime in January 2025.

Please don’t hesitate to call Caringbah Veterinary Hospital on 9525 8888 if you have any questions or if you would like to meet Cupid!

We are once again are asking for your help in rehoming a kitty. Sammy is a sweet and shy boy looking for his furrever ho...
28/02/2025

We are once again are asking for your help in rehoming a kitty. Sammy is a sweet and shy boy looking for his furrever home. He was surrendered as his previous owners were no longer able to care for him.

Sammy is an 8-year-old Ragdoll with a lot to say. An avid enjoyer of pats and cuddles, although he can be a bit shy and hide away. He would benefit from a calm household where he can explore the surroundings with no children or other pets.

If you are interested in adopting Sammy, please call Caringbah Veterinary Hospital at 95258888.

Huge Congratulations to our newest graduates of Puppy Pre School, February 2025.This was an extremely fun and zoomy clas...
20/02/2025

Huge Congratulations to our newest graduates of Puppy Pre School, February 2025.

This was an extremely fun and zoomy class with a variety of personalities and great connections between the puppies!
It was so much fun watching all the puppies play together!

Charli, Nala, Paddi, Mocha, Chip, Bonnie and Ellie are such intelligent puppies and show that they value in the connection to their owners.

Scott our trainer loved the fun that all the puppies got to experience in this course and the enthusiasm owners showed in training techniques for their new family members.

If you have a puppy, enroll into our next puppy pre school class now!
Give us a call on 9525 8888.

A few days ago, a beautiful 13-year-old girl was surrendered to us through no fault of her own. Please meet Smokey, a cu...
29/01/2025

A few days ago, a beautiful 13-year-old girl was surrendered to us through no fault of her own. Please meet Smokey, a cuddle loving old girl who desperately needs a safe and quiet place to call home.

Smokey has been given a clean bill of health and has the blood work to show it. She has also been given flea, tick and worm prevention as well as a vaccination. Smokey has a microchip.

Please be aware that Smokey has undergone quiet a bit of stress recently and will most likely be anxious in her new home. She needs someone who can show her patience and compassion as she finds her confidence again.

If you are interested in adopting her, please message us here or call Caringbah Veterinary Hospital on 9525 8888.

After all this rain in combination with the warm weather, we can expect to see more mosquitos in the next few weeks. 🦟Th...
16/01/2025

After all this rain in combination with the warm weather, we can expect to see more mosquitos in the next few weeks. 🦟

This post is a friendly reminder to ensure your dog is protected from the parasite known as heartworm.

Heartworm is spread by mosquito's and can be lethal for dogs.

We offer an injection which lasts for an entire 12 months of protection, which most dog owners will do with vaccinations.

To find out if your dog is protected, or book in to speak to one of our vets:
Call us on 02 9525 8888

The team at Caringbah Veterinary Hospital are wishing you and your furry families a very merry Christmas! 🎅🎄We will be c...
20/12/2024

The team at Caringbah Veterinary Hospital are wishing you and your furry families a very merry Christmas! 🎅🎄

We will be closed from Wednesday 25th December to Thursday 2nd January.
Normal hours will resume from Thursday 2nd January.

George hopes your Christmas is pawsitively purr-fect and looks forward to seeing you barking with joy in the new year! 🐾🎆🎇

19/12/2024

Two big health risks arise with the warmer temperatures - the risk of hyperthermia and burnt paw pads.

If you’re concerned about your pet suffering heatstroke, please refer to our previous post.

When taking your pets for a walk or leaving them outside, please consider how hot the ground can become. Particularly the pavement, tarmac and asphalt can heat up pretty quickly.

If you are able to place the back of your hand onto the ground and leave it there for 5 seconds, it is safe for your pet to walk on.
If the ground is too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pet!

Symptoms of burnt paw pads
- Limping
- Refusing to walk
- Discolouration of the paw pads
- Visible blistering
- Paw pads are swollen and bright red in colour
- Areas with missing skin
- Excessive licking of the paw pads

If your pet has mild symptoms, you can place them into a body of cool water to submerge the paws and cool the area down. Alternatively you can apply a cold compress to the paw pads (please be sure that the temperature is cool, not cold).

If your pet has symptoms of severe burns, please take them to your nearest veterinary clinic.

If you have any other questions, please call the clinic on 9525 8888.

19/12/2024

As the weather is heating up it’s important to consider the health effects of hyperthermia on our furry friends.
Heatstroke can damage your pet’s internal organs and can be deadly if left untreated.

Symptoms in dogs and cats can include:
- Excessive panting and salivation
- Breathing distress
- Agitation and restlessness (pacing back and forth)
- Very pale and bright red gums, the tongue may be also bright red
- Vomiting and/or diarrhea
- Signs of confusion or delirium (not responding to surroundings the same way they normally do)
- Dizziness, lethargy, weakness
- Sudden collapse
- Seizures
- Coma

Cats can show milder symptoms than dogs, but this does not reduce the severity of heatstroke if left untreated.

In order to prevent heatstroke, you can ensure that your pet:
- Has adequate air ventilation and a cool space to live in
- Has plenty of water
- Does not over-exercise on hot days, ideally walks should be done in the early morning or late afternoon when the temperatures have dropped
- Do not leave your pet unsupervised on extremely hot days
- Is not left alone in a parked car (unless the car has automated air conditioning)

What to do if your pet is showing mild symptoms:
- Take your pet inside and spray with cool (not cold) water. Using cold water can cause shock.
- Saturate towels or blankets with lukewarm to cool temperature water and wrap up your pet
- Place your pet into an air conditioned room
- Place a towel wrapped ice pack onto the inside thigh of your pet (onto the femoral artery)

If your pet is displaying moderate to severe symptoms or they are getting worse, please take them to your nearest veterinary clinic.

Pets that are at higher risk of developing heatstroke include brachycephalic breeds (dogs and cats with shorter muzzles such as pugs, frenchies, bulldogs, boxers, Persians and exotic shorthair cat breeds), young and geriatric pets as well as those with heart or lung disease.

If you have any other questions, please give our clinic a call on 9525 8888.

**Adopted**In recent days we have had a little survivor brought to the clinic. After initially hiding in the engine of a...
28/11/2024

**Adopted**

In recent days we have had a little survivor brought to the clinic. After initially hiding in the engine of a car, this little critter got more than she bargained for as the unsuspecting driver made her morning rounds.
It wasn’t until the little meows finally cut through the rumble of the car and she was finally located. Too far to reach, it took the lunch of another passerby and the Fire Brigade to coax out what now looked like a grey, wet, shaking bundle of fur.
Two beautiful ladies brought the kitten named Kia (named after the car) to our clinic where she has been wormed and examined. Besides the initial shock of the experience, Kia was completely unharmed.
Over the past few days we have watched Kia’s personality unfold. She is curious, affectionate and belly rubs have become her kryptonite. She is still weary of other cats and dogs, but with some patience she would grow to love a family with other pets.
As Kia is only approximately 7 weeks of age and unvaccinated, she is not ready to go to a home yet, but we are hoping to get the word out so she can be adopted soon.

Huge Congratulations to our newest graduates of Puppy Pre School, October 2024.This group of puppies had so much fun pla...
01/11/2024

Huge Congratulations to our newest graduates of Puppy Pre School, October 2024.

This group of puppies had so much fun playing and learning throughout the course, showing speedy and accurate understanding of the training from their owners.

Ghost, Oakley, Bella, Reggie and Lola had shown great connection and chemistry from week 1 to week 4 with both each other and with their owners.

Scott our Trainer really enjoyed seeing the dedication from the owners in building strong connections with their puppies and gaining results from good training techniques.

If you have a puppy, enroll into our next puppy pre school class now!
Give us a call on 9525 8888.

Regular exercise is important for your pet's physical and mental health. Try taking your dog for a daily walk or playi...
29/07/2024

Regular exercise is important for your pet's physical and mental health. Try taking your dog for a daily walk or playing with your cat for 15 minutes each day.

We offer a range of services, including desexing, pet dentistry, and surgical procedures, to ensure your furry friend li...
26/07/2024

We offer a range of services, including desexing, pet dentistry, and surgical procedures, to ensure your furry friend lives a long and happy life.

Huge congratulations to our newest graduates of puppy pre school, July 2024. This fun group of puppies had outstanding s...
26/07/2024

Huge congratulations to our newest graduates of puppy pre school, July 2024.

This fun group of puppies had outstanding socialisation exposure and learnt all about fundamental training, local events and health care.

Oscar, Rusty, Alfie and Stitch will be such intelligent and loving companions to their new families.

Our Trainer Scott found this particular class of all Poodle X breeds extremely fun to watch play and explore together.

If you have a puppy, enroll into our next puppy pre school class now!
Give us a call on 9525 8888.

How often do you take your pets to the vet for check-ups?
24/07/2024

How often do you take your pets to the vet for check-ups?

We value your feedback and would greatly appreciate it if you could spare a few moments to review your experience with o...
22/07/2024

We value your feedback and would greatly appreciate it if you could spare a few moments to review your experience with our professional services.

Do you have any tips for new pet owners on finding a good veterinary hospital?
19/07/2024

Do you have any tips for new pet owners on finding a good veterinary hospital?

Keep your pets healthy and happy by bringing them to Caringbah Veterinary Hospital! Our experienced staff is here to pro...
17/07/2024

Keep your pets healthy and happy by bringing them to Caringbah Veterinary Hospital! Our experienced staff is here to provide top-notch care for your furry friends. Visit our website for more: https://bit.ly/3H28m5T

When it comes to pet vaccinations, it's important to follow your veterinarian's recommended schedule. This helps ensur...
15/07/2024

When it comes to pet vaccinations, it's important to follow your veterinarian's recommended schedule. This helps ensure that your pets are protected against common diseases.

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151 Denman Avenue
Sydney, NSW
2229

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Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 5pm
Sunday 9:30am - 12pm

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