Lexi's Perfect Pooches

26/04/2024

22/04/2024

Pet-friendly Earth Day activities

Head out for a walk with your pet — even cats can get in on the fun! Along the way, you can pick up any trash that you see to leave the environment better than you found it. And speaking of “picking up,” don't forget the (biodegradable) p**p bags.

10/04/2024

To all who are celebrating ✨

02/04/2024

These two cute little girls really enjoyed their grooming time 🩷🐾

31/03/2024

We are extremely low on cat food for the new month🙈🙈🙈

Please share if you can not personally donate. Every share helps.

For the past 9 months, our markets and donations have pulled us thru month after month, but sadly, our markets are not performing as great as they did last year. We want to start selling hoodies, but unfortunately, there are no spare funds to buy stock. Last year, our hoodies alone pulled us through for 3 months.

But for now, our main concern is getting food for our kitties.

Takealot or any delivery of cat food can be sent to
-50 starling Street Kelvin estate Spartan Kempton Park 1610.

Food drop zones
- Tails and whiskers Charity shop.
- Checkers Flamingo Centre

Donations towards food
Donation Options
-Online Card
https://pay.yoco.com/edenvale-ferals

-EFT
Nedbank
Acc holder- Edenvale Ferals
Acc Number- 1187 443 069
Acc type- Cheque

-Snapscan
https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/5A4UCgkU

No donation is too small as every bit helps!

31/03/2024

To all who are celebrating 🩷

23/03/2024

To all who are celebrating 🎉

22/03/2024

The handsome Mr Baggins 🩵

19/03/2024

18/03/2024

We would just like to remind you of our focus this month. Gum disease is five times more common in dogs than in humans and if left untreated, it can cause cavities and gum problems. The degree of damage caused by gum disease varies but it often leads to you pet needing to have teeth removed when left untreated. This is why, as a pet owner, it’s so important to help your pet maintain good dental health.

The Harmelia Animal Clinic Team is ready to assist you, so please give us a call on 011 974 5201 to book an appointment! Dental checks are FREE this month!

15/03/2024

As we are focusing on dental health this month, here are some tips to make sure your pet has a healthy mouth and good dental hygiene:

1. Check their teeth: Just like us humans, your pet's ’ teeth should be pearly white. If you have noticed your puppy’s teeth turning yellow as they grow older and have thought it normal with age, that is not the case. Yellow or brown teeth result from tartar and plaque accumulating over the years, and, exactly as it is for us, that’s not healthy for their teeth.

2. Inspect their gums:
The difference between healthy gums versus unhealthy ones can be noticed immediately by checking your pets mouth. Healthy gums are a salmon pink colour, moist, shiny and smooth. Unhealthy gums are red in colour, dry or sticky to the touch, look roughened and/lumpy. With very bad or advanced cases of gum disease, their gums might also be bleeding and painful when touched.

Poor dental hygiene/health is bad for our pet's as it can cause dental diseases such as gingivitis (gum disease), periodontal diseases (gum and bone infections), tooth fractures, tooth root abscesses and infection. If their gums look painful, it’s because they are. If you want to spare your pet from experiencing a lot of pain and discomfort, you’ll need to help them get rid of the bacteria accumulating on their teeth by having a dental done.

If you are not sure that your pet needs a dental, then please give us a call on 011 974 5201 to book an appointment! Dental checks are free this month!

15/03/2024

If you are in the Hurlyvale area please check your gardens and outbuildings and please share! 🙏🙏🙏

15/03/2024

Friday autumn love

10/03/2024

Dental health is a very important part of your pet’s overall health and dental problems can cause, or be caused by, other health problems.

Your pet’s teeth and gums should be checked at least once a year by your veterinarian for early signs of dental disease and to help keep your pet’s mouth healthy.

This month we are focusing on Dental Health so we are offering Dentals at a REDUCED RATE. Please call us on (011) 974 5201 to book your pet’s dental or to make an appointment for your pet’s free dental check-up.