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

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Family Vets Rotorua

A Vets that knows and treats your pet as a part of the family. We are a small animal clinic dedicated to providing top service and care. After Hours 24/7
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07/12/2024

In celebration of Christmas we would love you to share a photo of your pet, either in their best Christmas attire or simply by your Christmas tree - use your imagination. We will put all your names in a draw and the lucky winner will receive this gorgeous Linden Leaves gift set which we have received from Bravecto MSD. We will draw this on December 24th 2024.

So go for it! Post your fabulous pets being their funny, beautiful and quirky selves, with a Christmas theme. We are looking forward to your shared photos.

30/10/2024

Guy Fawkes is on Tuesday the 5th of November, and as we all know this can be a stressful time for your beloved pets.
We would suggest that you keep your cats, dogs, and bunnies inside so the noise of the fireworks is muffled. Perhaps distract them with other noises like leaving the television or radio on and hopefully this causes less stress for them.
We have a few options for you to aide in keeping your pets calmer for the days on and around this period, ranging from tablets to collars and sprays. Please feel free to pop in and we can discuss which option may suit your pet best.

We want your pets to be as chill as these pets on Guy Fawkes.

27/08/2024

August 26th was International Dog Day.

“Because of the dog’s joyfulness our own is increased. It is no small gift”. - Mary Oliver

Many of us are lucky enough to know the joy of having a dog in our live - they really are “a man’s best friend”, they guard and protect us, they comfort us in times of need and they are fantastic companions with the capacity of unconditional love like no other.

As a special celebration to our doggie companions we have shared a few photos of the dogs that have visited our clinic recently. Let’s take a moment to appreciate the love and value that dogs bring to our daily lives.

We would love for you to share a photo of your dog to our page so we, too, can enjoy these special companions.

08/08/2024

Today is International Cat Day. Purrfect!!🐱

“Time spent with cats is never wasted.” – Sigmund Freud

Gone are the days of your cat being “just a mouser”! These little creatures have well and truly worked their way into our homes and hearts. They give us so much joy, and we totally understand how they are such a big part of your family.

To celebrate our special companions, we have taken a few snaps of cats that have come in to the clinic over the past few days.

We would love you to share a photo of your cat on our page to help us celebrate these wonderful furry companions of yours - old or young, playing or asleep, cute or naughty - please share your favourite photos with us, so we can all enjoy these fun, furry friends of yours.

01/07/2024

Winter Promo
Purchase any cat or dog Bravecto treatment in clinic during the months of June or July and you will automatically go in the draw to win a unique sheepskin for your dog or cat to snuggle up in during the colder winter months.

10/06/2024

Importance of taking bloods

When you book your pet in for surgery, even for routine surgery, you may wonder why we ask if you would like your pet’s bloods to be taken, and is it necessary?

The reason we want to complete blood work is because this gives the vet an opportunity to spot early signs of some diseases.

Bloodwork is not harmful to your pet. We are happy to discuss with you the benefits of diagnostic testing at any time in order to allow the best outcome for your pet’s health.

27/04/2024

Today is International Vet Day! Let’s celebrate the amazing and necessary work our vets do for our pets.

We would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you to all vets on behalf of pet owners and other pet professionals. We appreciate you and all you do for our animals.

A big shout out to our vets Dr Chris McKenzie, Dr Katharina Hillmer, and Dr Mint Bhetraratana. They are a vital part of our practice, and we wouldn’t exist without them. You are the best!

15/04/2024

Meet Jaffa. Jaffa was diagnosed with Diabetes. She comes in for frequent visits so we can complete a Blood Glucose Curve. This is a day stay whereby we can keep an eye on her glucose levels and adjust the insulin amounts given by her owner at home.

What is Diabetes? This is a disorder of the body’s ability to process glucose because of lack of insulin. Insulin is the hormone that is required to get glucose from the bloodstream into cells so it can be used.
Diabetes generally can’t be cured, however it can be successfully managed and in some cats we can get remission.

Signs to look out for that can indicate your cat or dog may have diabetes are: drinking more and urinating more often, increased hunger, weight loss, vomiting, poor coat condition. If diabetes is not treated more severe health issues can occur.

If you have any concerns or questions regarding your pet, please feel free to call us for a consultation.

22/03/2024

We’ve all heard of the saying, "It's like looking for a needle in a haystack". That was very much what this one felt like.

Chewy is a 2 year old Rottweiler that suddenly developed a limp on his front leg. The x-rays showed that there was a metal object in his shoulder.
It turns out Chewy must have rolled onto a sewing pin at home. The pin worked its way into his muscle, causing an intermittent limp.
Chewy required surgery to remove the pin. He is now back to his happy, bouncy self again.

23/02/2024

Meet Floyd.

He came to see us as he was suffering from some skin irritation. We suggested that in this case the Royal Canin Skintopic diet may help. As you can see from the second photo, the results speak for themselves. His owner is over the moon with the difference the Skintopic food has made – “We haven’t had any issues like that since changing his diet to Royal Canin Skintopic. The skin irritation is much better. The food has 100% made a positive difference.”

If you have a pet that is suffering from skin irritation, please feel free to call us to discuss the Skintopic diet or to make an appointment for a skin consultation.

26/01/2024

PARVO.
Unfortunately, we are seeing a big spike in Canine Parvovirus cases at the moment. This tends to happen more over the hot summer months.

If you are the owner of an adult dog or a puppy, we can’t stress enough the importance of protecting your pet from getting this horrible illness. Keeping up to date with your vaccinations is key to prevention.

Parvovirus is very contagious. It causes vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain and, in many cases, death.

If you suspect that your dog has Parvovirus, or if they are unwell, please call us and let us know so we can make a booking to treat them. We will opt for a car park consultation and appreciate your cooperation in leaving your dog in the car and calling us when you arrive. The vet will then come out to your car and proceed with the consultation and treatment.

21/12/2023

Happy Christmas to all our valued clients. Thank you for your support this year. We trust you have a safe and blessed holiday. We look forward to seeing you again in 2024.
From Chris, Carol and the team at Family Vets Rotorua

Address

8 Pererika Street
Rotorua
3010

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+6473477154

Website

http://familyvetsrotorua.nz/

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