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Timbertown Vet Hospital

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Timbertown Vet Hospital

Timbertown Vet Hospital Our mission is to provide the highest level of veterinary medicine with compassion and with an emphasis on client education.

22/01/2025

Sibling snuggles post vaccination 😍

20/12/2024

Assisted Rehoming of Pingu

7 years old
Female (desexed)
Microchipped and vaccinated

Due to no fault of her own, Pingu is looking for a new place to call home. Unfortunately her owners are unable to continue caring for her, so they are regretfully putting her up for adoption.
She has lived with a big dog and has grown up around children, so would be well suited to a family with kids and/or a dog. She would equally be fine with an older person or couple.
She spends a lot of her time outdoors but enjoys her naps inside on the couch.

If you are interested in meeting this lovely lady or would like any more information, please contact Silvia on 0433 926 931.

09/12/2024

With the Christmas🎄and New Year 🎆 holidays just around the corner, please take note of our change in opening hours.
As this is a busy time for all clinics, only non-elective appointments will be booked during this period.
For after hour emergencies and urgent veterinary attention, please call the regular clinic number for instructions.

27/11/2024

For those pets who like to eat things they shouldn't or wait until after the clinic has closed to become unwell, this membership might be for you.
Our after hours triage service offers a plan which gives owners access to unlimited online veterinary advice 24/7, plus basic financial cover for the 5 most common emergency incidents: 🐍snake bites, 🚙 car accidents, 🕷️ tick paralysis, 🍫 poisoning and 🧦 foreign bodies.
Contact VetChat for further information.

20/11/2024

Thank you to Julie and David from for hosting our clinic Christmas Party this year🎄
The team had an amazing experience sailing the Hastings River. Unfortunately we were missing a few staff members, but we managed to get a lovely group photo with most of the team.

12/11/2024

Please be advised that the clinic will be closed this Thursday afternoon from 3pm.
Our staff are celebrating Christmas slightly early this year with an afternoon river cruise.
We will be open again 8:30 Friday morning.

05/11/2024

5 days ago Sonny was admitted into hospital after being bitten by a red-bellied black snake.
His health was touch and go for a few days, but after two antivenom infusions his story has a happy ending - yesterday afternoon Sonny was discharged from hospital 💜 He was a brave lil fighter and the team were so happy to see him heading home.

27/10/2024

Training, like diet, can be controversial as everyone has their own take on what works best. However, we strongly believe that, based on the research, positive reinforcement training results in the best short- and long-term outcomes in dogs. 🐶🏅

Positive reinforcement training relies on rewarding good behaviour rather than punishing the bad. Punishment can be effective in the short term, but it results in fear and anxiety in pets.

Training pets should be fun! Start your positive reinforcement training today and see the difference in your dog’s behaviour! 🐾

22/10/2024

After nine weeks of pregnancy, Freya underwent an elective caesarean. Dr Vivien and the nursing team were able to successfully deliver her puppies and recover Freya from her anaesthetic.
Two weeks earth side, they are all thriving and gaining weight. Freya has wonderfully taken on her new role of motherhood, taking very good care of her babies 🥰

20/10/2024

One of the most common questions we get asked around desexing is whether it will change a pet’s personality. Fortunately, the answer is simple – no it won’t!

Desexing your pet prevents unwanted pregnancies and significantly reduces the risk of reproductive cancers such as ovarian, mammary and testicular cancer. While it can reduce the incidence of certain behaviours, such as wandering, fighting and hu***ng, it won’t change your pet’s underlying personality and they’ll still be the dog you love! 🐕💕

13/10/2024

If your dog can’t stand to be apart from you, they might have separation anxiety. Signs of separation anxiety in dogs include destructive behaviour, excessive barking, and house soiling. 🐾

Don’t let your dog’s separation anxiety get the best of them. If you suspect your dog has separation anxiety, give us a call to arrange a chat with one of our vets who can provide advice and treatment. 📞

11/10/2024

Our sister clinic in Bonny Hills celebrates their 25th birthday today 🎉 What a huge milestone!

08/10/2024

This week we celebrate our veterinary nurses and technologists 💙

Our nursing team consist of a skilled group of ladies who go above and beyond to provide support to their clients and colleagues, and ensure their patients receive quality nursing care to no end.

Their role in the industry is admirable, so please take a minute to thank a veterinary nurse.

06/10/2024

Age is not a disease! Even older pets can have surgery safely.

Many pet owners worry about anesthesia in older pets. Advances in veterinary care mean that anesthesia is safe for most senior animals, and the benefits almost always outweigh the risks. We use human-grade anaesthetic agents and always check your senior pet’s underlying health through blood tests prior to any surgery. 🧑‍⚕️

If your pet needs surgery but you’re unsure about the anaesthesia, chat with our team to find out more information about how we manage senior surgeries.

01/10/2024

Yesterday we said farewell to Dr Jess who is now on maternity leave 🌺 Sending her all our love and best wishes as she prepares for her newest addition.
Fortunately for us, we don't have to say goodbye to Bec just yet. You'll still see her friendly face in the clinic for a little longer 💜

22/09/2024

There are many plants in Australian gardens and bushland that can cause contact dermatitis or allergies in pets. Common ones include Zebrina (Wandering Trad), Moses-in-a-cradle, and certain grasses such as kikuyu and buffalo grass. These plants can cause itchy, red skin where they touch your dog.

If you suspect your dog has allergies, don’t hesitate to contact us. It’s important to find the cause so treatment can be tailored to your pet and we can alleviate their discomfort. 🌱🐾

19/09/2024

⚠️Warning Graphic Content ⚠️
Dusty was rushed into the clinic after getting her leg caught in wire. The skin was pulled away exposing the bone and tendons and potentially leaving the skin without a blood supply. This is called a degloving injury. Immediate first aid applied by her owner and early reconstructive surgery by Dr Jess has been a great success.

15/09/2024

Is your cat wheezing or coughing? These could be signs of feline asthma.

Asthma can make it difficult for your cat to breathe and can significantly impact their quality of life. If left untreated, asthma often gets worse and more difficult to control.

If you suspect your cat has asthma, bring them in for a check-up. We can diagnose the condition and recommend appropriate treatment options. 🐱💨

Address

196 High Street
Wauchope, NSW
2446

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 11am

Telephone

+61265853215

Website

http://www.timbertownvet.com.au/

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✨Starshine Fluffy Bun✨ 🐇 Came in for a desexing procedure 🐇 Cutest nose snuffs 🐇 Loves dandelions and brussel sprouts 🐇 Has two of the sweetest little owners