Campbelltown Vet Hospital

21/08/2024

Her family have been found.
Out deepest sympathy to them at this very difficult time
Rest In Peace

01/08/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital has a puppy pre school class starting on the 8th of August, running for four weeks between 6:30pm to 7:30pm

Spaces are limited, so be sure to call the clinic on 02 4626 4222 to secure your puppy's spot in the class.

30/07/2024

August is Dental month!

We are excited to announce that all dental procedures and products for your pet's will receive a 10% discount this month! Plus, we are also offering free dental consultations with our nurses!

Take advantage of this offer to keep your pet's smiles bright and healthy!

28/06/2024

Did you know that your pets require regular grooming? Regular grooming helps keep their coats healthy and free of tangles, prevents skin issues, and allows for early detection of any health problems. Here are some tips to help:

Brush Regularly: Brushing your pet's coat at least once a week can prevent matting and reduce shedding.
Bathe Occasionally: Use pet-safe shampoo and give them a bath every few weeks or as needed.
Trim Nails: Keep their nails trimmed to avoid discomfort and potential injuries.
Check Ears and Eyes: Regularly check and clean your pet's ears and eyes to prevent infections.
Visit a Groomer: Professional groomers can handle more difficult tasks and ensure your pet looks and feels great.

We at our clinic offer grooming services to help keep your pets happy and healthy. Call us to inquire about our grooming services and schedule an appointment today!

Don't forget to give your furry friends the care they deserve!

27/06/2024

As the colder months approach, remember that winter can be tough on our pets, especially older ones. ❄️🐾

Signs to Watch For:
Stiffness or Limping: Cold weather can worsen joint pain.
Shivering or Trembling: Pets can get cold too.
Lethargy: Reduced activity can mean discomfort.

How to Help:
Warm Bedding: Provide extra blankets.
Regular Exercise: Keep them active, but indoors.
Hydration: Ensure access to fresh water.
Proper Nutrition: Adjust their diet for winter.
Protective Clothing: Consider pet jackets or sweaters.
Regular Check-Ups: Monitor their health.

We can help with winter care and treatments. Call our clinic to organise a check-up or discuss your pet's needs. Stay warm! 🐾❄️

26/06/2024

Tonight the clinic will be closing at 6:00pm. If you have any enquires or purchasing needs we will reopen again tomorrow from 9:00am to 6:30pm.

We apologies for any inconvenience caused.

13/06/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital will be starting a Puppy Pre-school class on the 4th of July, running for four weeks from 6:30pm to 7:30pm.

Spaces are limited, so be sure to call the clinic on 02 4626 4222 to secure your puppy's spot in the class.

26/04/2024

Hi all, A client of ours has asked for some help! She has three approx 12 week old kittens who are looking for their forever homes. They where found as strays and she has kindly fed and loved them as she could not find a rescue for them. The front kitten is a little biy and the back two are girls. Please get in touch and we can forward on your details to this amazing lady. Thank you

24/04/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital will be closed Thursday the 25th of April for Anzac Day. The clinic will reopen on Friday the 26th from 9am - 5pm.

As it is the last weekend of the month, we will also be closed this Saturday the 27th and Sunday the 28th of April.

08/04/2024

The well-being of your pet's ears is important. Were you aware that our pet's ears require regular cleaning, just like ours do? Consistent monitoring and cleaning of your pets ears can prevent potential ear issues. Visit us, and for only $30.00 our nurses can demonstrate how to properly check and clean your pet's ears.

05/04/2024

For a limited time only, when you purchase any 3 or 6-month supply of Bravecto, you'll receive a FREE Milpro worming tablet! Keep your furry friend protected against fleas, ticks, and worms with this unbeatable deal.

24/03/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital will be closed for Easter from Friday the 29th of March to Monday the 1st of April. We will resume normal trading hours on Tuesday the 2nd of April, starting at 9 a.m.

During the Easter long weekend, if your pet requires medical attention the following hospitals will be available to help you:

VSOS Miranda
106 Parraweena Road, Miranda 2228
(02) 8376 8767

Sash Prospect
1 Rowood Road, Prospect 2148
(02) 8609 9444

ARH Homebush
250 Parramatta Rd, Homebush NSW 2140
(02) 9758 8666

Our team wishes our clients a Happy Easter.

Thank you,
Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital

18/03/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital will be starting a Puppy Pre-school class on April the 11th, running for four weeks!

Spaces are limited, so be sure to call the clinic on 02 4626 4222 to secure your puppy's spot in this class.

11/03/2024

🩵🐾🐶The rescue babies have just turned 6weeks old!! And are looking for their future forever homes.. they will come vaccinated, chipped and wormed. Well socialised with people, cats and dogs. Eating well and have started toilet training..
🐾🩵if you know anyone after a new best friend please send them our way!! 🐶🐾🩵

04/03/2024

The cooler weather makes arthritis and joint issues much more painful for your dogs. If you have an older dog showing symptoms of these issues it is best to get it checked and managed before winter sets in.

02/03/2024

Bravecto is a all year-round flea and tick control it is important to prevent outbreaks and keep you pets happy and healthy. Bravecto comes in a 3 monthly chew, a 1 monthly chew or a 6 monthly spot on to help keep your pets covered.

20/02/2024

Poor little guy has found himself here at Campbelltown Vets. Microchip not in system. Possibly 7yr old, male. Found in Raby.
If he is your please give us a call before he goes to pound - 02 46264222

09/02/2024

Tonight the clinic will closing at 5:30pm. If you have enquires or purchasing needs we will reopen again tomorrow from 9am - 12pm.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

01/02/2024

For all our exotic pet owners 🦎🦜

VSOS is a 24-hour emergency and specialist centre that also provides mobile specialist services

01/02/2024

*update* this little one has been placed with a carer
If you own this dog please still call us on 4626 4222

Good afternoon,
We have had this approx 4 month old puppy handed in to us as a lost dog. If it is yours please get in touch with us to collect.
The pound is currently at capacity, if you are a rescue or know of a rescue please get in touch as this baby will need a suitable foster family until it is either reunited with it's current family or re homed down the track.
Thanks!

31/01/2024

🏠💗Our little Girl Whitney is looking for her new family!!💗🏠

🐱 💗Lovely little girl loves snuggles with her humans and also playing with the fur family- very well socialised with dogs and cats.
This poor kitty had a rough start being abandoned in a pile of rubbish at a local park in the rain suffering from cat flu she was luckily found and brought into the clinic to be nursed and loved back to health💗🐱

She comes desexed, wormed and microchipped!!

If you are looking for a gorgeous little snuggly kitty please give the clinic a call on 0246264222 or come down and have a cuddle with Whitney, she’s ready waiting.

30/01/2024

Introducing Felpreva

This is an all in one spot on treatment for your cat that covers them against fleas, paralysis ticks and treats ear mites, roundworm, tapeworm and lungworm! Felpreva delivers long-lasting action against fleas and ticks, providing protection for three months!

Come in today today to pick one up for your cat.

28/01/2024

🐶🐾💙These gorgeous babies came in for their 6wk check, microchips and vaccinations. All were very brave and passed their health checks!!
Our nurses can never say no to puppy cuddles 🐶🐾💙

22/01/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital will be closed this weekend for Australia day from Friday the 26/1 to Sunday the 28/1. We will be open again from Monday the 29/1 at 9am for normal trading hours.
Thank you and apologies for any inconvenience.

19/01/2024

***CHANGE TO OUR OPENING HOURS***

We wanted to inform our clients about a change in our clinic schedule. Starting this month, our veterinary clinic will be closed the last weekend of every month. We understand that this may cause some inconvenience, and we sincerely apologies for any disruption to your plans.

Please see our hours listed on google which will be updated with the weekends we are closed.

Rest assured, we will be open during our regular hours throughout the rest of the month and are here to address any concerns you may have regarding your pets' health and well-being.

Thank you for your understanding and continued trust in our veterinary care services.

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital

17/01/2024

We all adore our furry companions, and their well-being is our top priority. Today, let's take a moment to talk about something crucial – heart health in dogs. Just like humans, our four-legged friends can be affected by heart disease, and early detection is key to ensuring a happy and healthy life for them.

Know the Signs:
Keep an eye out for signs that might indicate heart issues in your dog, such as:
-Coughing, especially at night or after exercise
-Labored breathing or shortness of breath
-Reduced stamina or reluctance to exercise
-Fainting or collapsing
-Distended abdomen

Regular Vet Check-ups:
Schedule regular veterinary check-ups to monitor your dog's overall health, including their heart. Your vet may recommend specific tests to assess cardiac function and catch any potential issues early on.

Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle:
Just like us, dogs benefit from a healthy lifestyle. Ensure they have a balanced diet, regular exercise, and maintain a healthy weight. Obesity is a risk factor for heart disease in dogs.

Stay Informed:
Stay informed about your dog's breed-specific health risks. Some breeds are more prone to certain heart conditions, and awareness can aid in early detection.

Listen to Your Dog:
Pay attention to changes in behavior. If something seems off, don't hesitate to consult your vet. Trust your instincts – you know your dog best.

Consult with Your Veterinarian:
If you have concerns or notice any symptoms, consult with your veterinarian promptly. Early diagnosis and proper management can make a significant difference in your dog's quality of life.

Let's keep our furry friends' hearts happy and healthy!

15/01/2024

We wanted to give you a heads up about a recent increase in cases of canine parvovirus in our community. It's essential to take the right precautions to keep our furry friends safe and healthy.

What is Canine Parvo?
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially serious illness that affects dogs, especially puppies. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and loss of appetite.

How to Protect Your Pup:
- Ensure your dog is up-to-date on vaccinations, including the parvo vaccine.
- Avoid places where the virus may be present, such as dog parks or areas with a high dog population.
- Practice good hygiene by cleaning your dog's living space regularly and washing your hands after handling dogs.

If your dog shows any symptoms, consult your vet immediately. Early detection and treatment are crucial for a positive outcome.

10/01/2024

Campbelltown Veterinary Hospital will be starting a Puppy Pre-School Class on January 17th, running for four weeks!

Spaces are limited, so be sure to call the clinic at 02 4626 4222 to secure your spot and give your puppy the best start to a happy and healthy life!

10/01/2024

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our stock of Delicate Care is running low, once we run out of stock we wont be able to restock until August. We understand the significance of these products for many of our clients, should you have concerns or require support in finding suitable alternatives, our nursing team is here to help. Please call our clinic at 02 4626 4222.

we appreciate your understanding during this temporary stock shortage.

26/12/2023

As the temperature rises, let's ensure our pets stay cool, happy, and healthy. Here are some essential tips to help your pets beat the heat this summer:

Hydration station: Keep those water bowls filled and fresh! Proper hydration is key to beating the summer heat. Add a few ice cubes to make it extra refreshing.

Plan walks wisely: Opt for early morning or late evening walks with less intense sun. Hot pavement can be tough on paw pads, so test it with your hand before heading out.

Shady spots: Create shady retreats in your yard with umbrellas, trees, or outdoor pet-friendly shelters. Pets need a cool place to relax, especially during peak heat hours.

Pool party: If your pet loves water, consider a kiddie pool or a splash in a safe, shallow area. Always supervise to ensure a splashing good time!

No hot cars: Never leave your pet in a parked car, even with the windows cracked. Temperatures can soar quickly, leading to heatstroke and serious health issues.

Sun safety: Pets can get sunburned too! If your pet has a short coat or exposed skin, apply pet-friendly sunscreen to prevent burns.

Cooling treats: Freeze pet-safe snacks like doggy ice cream or make frozen treats with water and pet-friendly ingredients. A tasty way to stay cool!

Limit exercise: On scorching days, go easy on exercise routines. Shorter, more frequent walks are better than strenuous activities in the heat.