HAPPY VETERINARY NURSE DAY!
Fluffy ones, pointy ears, chunky faces, tiny eyes, pointed nose
happy paws, happy hoomanns
Quickly call in to make your booking!!
Since the announcement post, we’ve been filling in the number count really quickly and running low on slots already!
Only till 6 June!
#catspay #catcastrate #catmonth
🐱 Have you met Blackie?
Because she doesn’t like to be caged or kept indoors, Blackie stays a community cat that has been cared by our clinic for the last 12 years. She’s a sassy queen and stalks the clinic’s back door daily at 8am sharp for our staff to feed her and refresh her water bowl.
She was recently diagnosed with kidney disease and is undergoing treatment. Thankfully, the senior cat is a fighter and is doing relatively stable at this point of time.
She is well loved by every clinic staff and the Balestier student hostel community.
Heart shape treat for 13 year old bunny! Happy Valentine’s Day everyone!
IT’S FEBRUARY! Pet dental month!! #petdental #smiles #companionanimalsurgery #teeth
One of the most valuable professions in the veterinary industry – VET NURSES!
Vet Nurses are your pet’s treatment provider. If your furkid has been hospitalised for some reason, it will generally be vet nurses giving the medications, checking vitals, managing pain and wound care, doggie walks, providing food and water and make certain that your pet feels homely.
Our nurses’ jobs may not always be licks and puppy cuddles or kittens and cute barky meows. Sometimes it’s pee-catching and anal-gland relieving) but they are so much more than what we see on the surface.
Next time your pet is being discharged from the hospital, make sure you thank the nursing staff as well as your vet – as they were likely just as critical in ensuring our pawpal was comfortable and looked after in the clinic.
THANK YOU, VET NURSES!! 🥰🐶🐱
It takes a big heart to teach little minds.
It’s not the first time Dr Eleanor has been giving career talks to young children. She believes that “All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of today” and is dedicated towards sparking curiosity in young children and the joy of learning. Last week, Dr Eleanor went to NCPS to share with their P5-6 students about being a Veterinarian. It was an fun and engaging session with the kids. Having mapped her own career, she appreciates the influences that have shaped her life and hopes to forward this to each child's unique journey.
When talking career-related learning at the primary level, it is more about opening up the world of opportunities that are out there, rather than asking children to refine what it is they want to do in the future. It’s about showing children the opportunities are endless, exposing them to a wide range of experiences, and encouraging them to understand that they can be anything they want, regardless of their gender, ethnicity or where they live.
Career-related learning has been proven to motivate and fire the imagination of primary children, especially when it comes to their learning, as they are beginning to learn more about their own abilities and talents and see the links between their learning and their future.
“Keep planting seeds , you never know what may take the root.”
#anewdirection #careertalk #nanchiauprimaryschool #sva #cas
From 11-18 April 2022, we celebrate National Pet Day!
We’ll be sharing images of collected pet pictures to celebrate these wonderful furkid’s that brought extra love, joy, happiness and abundant blessing to our life!
Follow us at Companion Animal Surgery to see our following posts of furry kids, fluffy whiskers, wet snouts and many more pet images this week:)
There is nothing as beautiful as the two beautiful days that end the week. Days filled with a lot of relaxation and anticipation for what is to come again.
Happy Saturday morning!
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