Woronora Road Veterinary Clinic

06/06/2024

24/04/2024

This clinic will be closed on Anzac Day 25th April
For emergencies please contact VSOS, Miranda ph 8376 8767 (24 hours)
We will be open on Friday 26th April as usual.

22/03/2024

🐣Our Easter opening hours🐥

18/01/2024

Little Frankie resting after the castration.
Isn't he cute!

13/12/2023

✨️Our opening hours over Christmas✨️ We are only closed on the public holidays.
We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year! 🧑‍🎄

13/12/2023

Juvenile Australasian figbird. These little ones have a unique way of begging for food by shaking their head. Check out the video!

If you do find a young bird on the ground it is best to leave them to be looked after their parents if it is safe to do so. If unsafe, contact a wildlife rescue group like WIRES or Sydney wildlife for advise.
Link below to some useful information if you do find a bird.

https://www.wires.org.au/wildlife-information/birds

30/11/2023

A tame Rainbow Lorikeet found in Engadine on 29 November. If you think this is your's, please ring the clinic on 95481686 or message us here on messenger.
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28/09/2023

12 week old Apollo seeing Dr Philippa for his vaccination. Look at those striking blue eyes!

27/09/2023

Little Turbo's first visit with Dr Philippa

02/06/2023

16 week old Bernie came for a visit. He is an Australian Shepherd cross Moyen Poodle. Beautiful pup!🤗

16/05/2023

Congratulations to all the graduates 🎓

16/05/2023

Beautiful Bubbles 🤗

11/05/2023

Beautiful Molly after her dental.
Yearly dental checks are an important part of a dogs general health.This reduces more serious dental issues and other possible health matters.

22/04/2023

*** We are closed on Anzac day ***

18/04/2023

The Flemish Giant Rabbit Olive is waiting to see Dr Mark and to get her yearly vaccination. Isn't she gorgeous!

05/04/2023

🌻Happy Easter!🌻🐣

27/02/2023

2 week old Golden Retriever puppy ❤️

27/02/2023

Little Ari resting after desexing❤

23/01/2023

Trixie doing trix

18/01/2023

Dot resting after the surgery

16/01/2023

Hard work to be a cute puppy

21/12/2022

⭐️Our Christmas hours⭐️
25 December................ CLOSED
26 December................ CLOSED
27 December ................CLOSED
28,29 & 30 December... 8.30am -7pm
31 December ................8.30am-12pm
1 January 2023 ............ CLOSED
2 January ......................CLOSED

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

13/12/2022

Taking turns chasing, biting and being chased is a sign of healthy play....but NOT if its 80/20.

Loose and Wiggly. This is often a great sign of healthy play.

Dogs that play well often have bodies that are loose and wiggly. They can have open loose mouths, and the play is even .

Stiffness in either dog should be looked at closely, a dog that goes in again and again to nip when the other is down, or a dog that wants to play over and over with a dog that is clearly not interested....is not play.

Often dogs are forced to react when other dogs pester them for play, and that reaction is misinterpreted (by us) as play.

Loose and wiggly, 50/50, and always separate dogs if there is stiffness or it is obviously unequal.

The more positive experiences your dog has, the more it will continue to play well with others. The more negative experiences your dog has will form habits of playing with others that are inappropriate, and those habits can be hard to break.

Take the time to watch your dogs play, even if you have seen it hundreds of times.

Is it Loose ?
Is it Wiggly ?
Is it even ?
Is there chasing and being chased ?
Is it close to 50/50 ?
Are mouths and faces loose or tight?

Play is often misinterpreted and sometimes fresh eyes and a new perspective can often show us what we need to see...not what we WANT to see.

02/11/2022

TICK PARALYSIS
We are currently seeing a surge in the number of tick paralysis cases in Engadine (and all over the east coast). The warm, wet weather has created ideal conditions for ticks.
The large number of cases has led to a national shortage of Tick Serum - the only antidote for tick paralysis. This will likely limit the number of cases that can be treated (and most untreated cases do not survive).
Please make sure your dog/cat is up to date with tick prevention this Spring/Summer.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE - ESPECIALLY WHEN THE CURE IS IN SHORT SUPPLY.

12/08/2022

Our latest puppy school graduates🎓Mulligan, Gracie, Gaia, Lily-Rose, Arlo, Harvey,Archie and Chelsea.
Well done all!🥳
🐾

09/08/2022

These two adorable Dachshund puppies were delivered by caesarian. They are now 11 days old Mum and the puppies are all doing well.

12/05/2022

16 week old Patti ❤