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Small Animal Veterinary Hospital open 6 days a week for your convenience
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18/06/2024

Nobody knows your dog as well as you - pet owners can sense when things aren’t right. Arthritis can cause both physical and behavioural changes.
What are the symptoms of arthritis pain in dogs?
Trouble walking or running
Limping
Moving slower than normal
Appearing stiff when first getting up
Reluctance to play
Restless at night
Difficulty with stairs or jumping
Repeatedly licking joints
Quietness or grumpiness

If your beloved canine companion exhibits any of these signs, its best to speak to the vet about options to help alleviate the pain. Don't hesitate to contact Casey and Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital for advice

18/06/2024

Have you noticed that your cat has become less adventurous lately.

Are they spending more time resting or sleeping, not quite jumping or playing like they used to, or do they seem a bit more grumpy?

This change in behaviour may have you questioning why – and rightly so, as it could be signs of arthritis pain.

Arthritis affects up to 40% of cats globally, but it can be hard to spot the signs as cats are naturally good at hiding pain.

It’s not just older cats that are at risk - 61% of cats 6 years and older show signs of arthritis in at least one joint.

If you are concerned about your cats mobility, please call Casey and Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital for advice.

10/06/2024

Meet our newest puppy school graduates. First up we have cheeky Jack, the 19wo JRT, who didn’t let his small stature stop him from socialising and playing with all the big dogs. Next up we have litter sisters Leni (golden) and Willow (black) who are golden retriever x labrador pups. Both are super cute and really came into their own in puppy school. Next we have Henry, the Boxer x Great Dane pup who at 13 wo is all gangly legs but a gentle giant. Next we have Steele, the handsome Border Collie pup who graduated at the ripe old age of 16 weeks! He was the statesman in the group and he and Jack the JRT kept each other entertained. Next we have Ollie the 14 who Groodle pup who was so shy at first but really came out of his shell by the end of puppy school. Last but certainly not least is Dudley, Dr Leanne’s 10wo golden retriever pup who joined in week two, the day after he arrived home and it was the best socialisation he could possibly have had, mixing with pups his own age. As a special treat at the end of graduation day last Saturday, all the pups got to play with Charlie, Dr Leanne’s 2yo Golden Retriever. It was particularly helpful for Ollie the groodle who is yet to meet adult dogs, being able to socialise with a large adult dog in a safe environment. Our next puppy preschool class starts next Saturday and runs for 4 weeks, for puppies aged between 8-14 weeks at the start of the course, as long as they have all had at least their first vaccination (usually given at 6wo whilst with the breeder). Puppy preschool is an excellent place for puppies to learn the basics and to socialise in a safe manner. We encourage all family members, including children to attend. Please contact the clinic on 59962329 for more information.

17/05/2024

We had a very special litter of pups come into the clinic this week for their vaccinations and microchips. Meet Charlie’s nephew, Dudley (first photos) and Dudley’s 7 sisters. All the pups were so chilled after their vaccinations and fell asleep on the floor until Uncle Charlie came in to meet them then they all rolled on top of him and took turns chewing on his lead! Charlie was so gentle and tolerant with all the pups and it gave Mumma Millie a few moments respite. What Charlie doesn’t know is he will be gaining a permanent playmate when Dudley joins Dr Leanne and Richard’s family in two weeks time!

16/05/2024

Congratulations to our latest Puppy Preschool graduates. They were a mix of small and large breed puppies and they all got along so well and all gained so much from the class. In photo order we have Reginald the Groodle, Daisy the Moodle, Archie the GSD, Alfie and Monty, both border collies brothers from the same litter, Millie the Aussie Shepherd, Oakley the Rottie, Nala the Cane Corso and last but definitely not least Oscar the sweet little Jack Russell Terrier. Our next class starts this coming Saturday and there are still a few places left. If you have puppies aged between 8-14 weeks old and would like to join the class, please contact the clinic on 59962329.

15/05/2024

Meet Heidi, the pretty little 16wo toy poodle pup weighing in at a tiny 1.6kg. What a sweetheart.

11/05/2024

Meet Major, the adorable 10 week old Maine C**n kitten who currently weighs in at 1.65kg. His adult weight will be between 8.5-10kg so he has a lot of growing to do but we are sure he will remain just as snuggly as he is at the moment.

06/05/2024

How handsome is Bomber? He is 2yo, stands about 40cm tall and is a pure bred dog. Any idea what breed he is?

05/05/2024

Meet cute as a button Rex who appears to be one of the most chilled 10wo Maltese ShihTzu pups we have had at the clinic! Nothing phased him… And as an added bonus, he gave everyone great cuddles!

01/05/2024

Meet gorgeous, cuddly Millie, the 14wo Australian Shepherd pup who was in for her final pup vaccination. She is so adorable and has certainly perfected the cute head tilt!

16/04/2024

Gorgeous 10wo Border Collie brothers Alfie and Monty were both in for their vaccinations last week and were able to have a play date at the clinic. They are looking forward to catching up again and meeting other puppies at our next puppy preschool. There are still some spots available for puppies aged between 8-14 weeks for our next class. Please phone the clinic on 59962329 if interested.

27/03/2024

Did you know we offer GapOnly® at Casey & Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital?
GapOnly® is a payment service that works with selected pet insurance brands, so you can access your pet insurance benefit right away for eligible expenses.
That means, rather than paying us the full invoice upfront and waiting days to be reimbursed, we submit your claim on the spot, on your behalf, while you’re at our clinic.
Your claim is generally assessed within 10 minutes, and if approved, you just pay us the gap – the amount not covered by your pet insurance policy.
If you have insurance for a pet, please send us your insurance policy details and we'll take care of the rest.
If you have any questions about this service please don’t hesitate to give one our friendly reception staff a call on 03 5996 2329

27/03/2024

From all the team at CCVH we would like to wish all our clients and pets a very Happy Easter. Make sure to hide those Easter eggs and hot cross buns from your fur babies! We are closed for a well earned Easter break from Good Friday through to Easter Monday and will be open again from Tuesday 2nd April. For emergencies, please contact Casey Pet Emergency or Veterinary Referral Hospital.

29/01/2024

. We have had so many gorgeous puppies in the clinic recently. Here are just a few…. First up we have sleeping Norman, the Labrador x Golden Retriever pup. Next we have Kobe, the alert Shetland Sheepdog. Then we have cutie pie Layla, the little Frenchie. Next we have handsome Bailey, the Labrador pup. Sweet little Quinn the Shih Tzu is next. Then we have Harlow the Spoodle pup who needed the moral support of her older Spoodle bro Hamish. Last but not least we have naughty Ollie the Dachshund pup who came in for his check up after needing emergency surgery to remove a toys ear from his intestine when he was only 10 weeks old….let’s hope all the other pups featured aren’t as mischievous as Ollie!!

24/01/2024

Gorgeous Olive the 2yo Cairn Terrier was in recently, sporting the coolest e-collar ever! I think it’s a trend that will catch on!

15/01/2024

Meet Raphie the cute little Maltese x Shih Tzu pup who has been in for his puppy vaccinations recently. Such a handsome boy who poses so well for his photo!

01/01/2024

Happy New Year 2024 - You may have experienced some issues calling the clinic this morning, Tuesday 2nd Jan 2024, but our phone system is now back up and running as normal. Apologies for any inconvenience caused, from The Team at CCVH

21/12/2023

UPDATE - 17.00 hrs. Our phone systems are back operating normally. We apologise for any inconvenience this outage may have caused. Thursday 21st December 2023 15.00 hrs. We are experiencing some issues with our telephone system. The offsite engineers are working on a solution at present and normal service should resume shortly. Thank you for your patience. From The Team at CCVH

20/12/2023

From all the staff at CCVH, we wish all our wonderful clients and pets a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We are closed for the public holidays only, our regular hours will apply on all other days. Please make sure you order any medication repeats to be collected by 3pm on Saturday 23rd December. This is an appropriate time to congratulate our final puppy school graduates for the year who sat beautifully to be photographed on our Christmas bench set up at the clinic. In order we have Bosco the Cane Corso, Tuffy the Miniature Poodle x JRT, Gracie the Pomeranian, Mickey the Border Collie, Rip the Chihuahua and Lola the Lagotto. Our next Puppy Preschool class will start in the New Year. Please contact the clinic for further details.

08/11/2023

It was double trouble at the clinic recently when border collie sisters Abby and Tess came in for their vaccinations, watched on by 12 yo Meggie who’s patience is definitely being tested by this cheeky pair!

06/11/2023

We have two new gorgeous additions at CCVH. First up we have Eevee the sweet little border collie cross owned by nurse Maddi who loves chewing on Charlie’s ears and stealing his deer antler. We also have Willow, the beautiful Great Dane pup owned by nurse Ash who loves nothing better than falling asleep in the office after playing with Charlie-as long as she can steal his bed! Looking forward to seeing them growing up (and having lots of cuddles of course)!

18/10/2023

There is nothing cuter than a couple of Golden Retriever pups. First up we have Waylon, a 12 wo boy who decided that the nail clippers were a chew toy. He also had a meet and greet with Charlie, Dr Leanne’s Golden Retriever. Then we have Shiloh a gorgeous 12 wo girl who was so relaxed, she fell asleep on the table. Both of them are just adorable.

13/10/2023

Meet adorable Aussie Shepherd pup Molly who has almost doubled in size in the time between her first and second puppy vaccinations. She is such a sweetheart and sits beautifully (as long as there are liver treats!)

12/10/2023

Murphy, the CKCS pup was clearly not stressed when he came to the clinic recently for his vaccination, falling asleep on the table after he had his check up and injection. What a cutie!

17/09/2023

Meet George, the gorgeous Dalmatian puppy who was more than happy to pose for a photo… what a cutie!!

13/09/2023

Adorable Ripley, the 12 wo Brittany Spaniel pup was in recently for his vaccination and health check. What a handsome boy and sitting so beautifully.

25/08/2023

We have had the pleasure of meeting some cool cats the past couple of weeks. From oldest to youngest we firstly have 12 yo Shiraz, who was very chilled at the clinic, almost falling asleep on the table. Next we have 10.5 yo Rosie, who has not needed a vet visit for years and is normally really timid but was relaxed with the use of feliway in consult. Next is adorable 5mo Buffy who was really curious and explored the consult room. Last but not least we have 15wo Pistachio who came into the clinic perched on his owner’s shoulder and was so chillaxed for such a young kitten. Can’t wait to see how he grows up!

13/08/2023

It was cuteness overload at the clinic yesterday when 12 wo Golden Retriever pup Walter met Charlie. Walter had just finished his puppy preschool class at the clinic and had come inside for his health check and vaccination. He was very excited to meet Charlie and chew on his floppy ears before they both sat beautifully for their photos! Walter is so adorable and looks like a Charlie mini-me. Can’t wait to watch him grow up!

25/07/2023

Goegeous Miffy, the 14 wo Cavoodle pup came in yesterday for her final vaccination and check up. Now she isready to go out and explore the world!

17/07/2023

It was double trouble at the clinic recently when two gorgeous German Short Hair Pointers came in for a visit. Meet cheeky Rosie, the liver and white GSP and sweet Lucy, the black and white GSP. Definitely double the trouble, double the fun!

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Monday	08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 19:00
Thursday	08:00 - 19:00
Friday	08:00 - 19:00
Saturday	08:00 - 15:00

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+61359962329

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http://www.cranbournevet.com.au/

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Nobody knows your dog as well as you - pet owners can sense when things aren’t right. Arthritis can cause both physical and behavioural changes. What are the symptoms of arthritis pain in dogs? Trouble walking or running Limping Moving slower than normal Appearing stiff when first getting up Reluctance to play Restless at night Difficulty with stairs or jumping Repeatedly licking joints Quietness or grumpiness If your beloved canine companion exhibits any of these signs, its best to speak to the vet about options to help alleviate the pain. Don't hesitate to contact Casey and Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital for advice

Have you noticed that your cat has become less adventurous lately. Are they spending more time resting or sleeping, not quite jumping or playing like they used to, or do they seem a bit more grumpy? This change in behaviour may have you questioning why – and rightly so, as it could be signs of arthritis pain. Arthritis affects up to 40% of cats globally, but it can be hard to spot the signs as cats are naturally good at hiding pain. It’s not just older cats that are at risk - 61% of cats 6 years and older show signs of arthritis in at least one joint. If you are concerned about your cats mobility, please call Casey and Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital for advice.