Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital has been operational since 1974 and is a fully equipped hospital,
Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital is home to four experienced veterinarians Dr Mike Selmer, Dr Mark Meyer, Dr David Pienaar and Dr Noline van den Berg, who are extremely passionate about the care and well- being of every individual patient. We are a fully equipped hospital with friendly and knowledgeable staff who are always ready to assist you and your special pet.
While we enjoy the season, our furry friends might be struggling with seasonal allergies that can lead to various skin problems. Let’s dive into the different types of skin issues your pet might experience and how you can help them.
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Raffle Alert! 🎁
Win an amazing hamper valued at R2000, featuring:
A lush paw pillow
Resin incense holders
Resin cat candles and resin bookmarks x2
Fun ball toys
A plushy toy
Montego Bags O' Wags 500g treats x2
O' Purrs catnip treats x2
Tickets are just R10 each, and all proceeds will go towards Spaniel Rescue South Africa - SOS Save Our Spaniels and Lynette Nicholson's Kitty Rescue Support Shop.
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🌟 Discover the Healing Power of PEMF Therapy for Your Pets! 🌟
At Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital, we are committed to offering advanced treatments to enhance your pet’s well-being. One such therapy is Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy—a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that promotes healing and provides relief from pain and inflammation.
What is PEMF Therapy?
PEMF Therapy uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves to stimulate cells and improve circulation, which helps to reduce pain, accelerate healing, and boost overall cellular health. It’s a safe and effective way to support your pet’s recovery from various conditions.
Benefits of PEMF Therapy:
Reduces Pain and Inflammation 🌡️
Accelerates Healing of Injuries 🐾
Improves Mobility and Joint Function 🦴
Enhances Circulation and Oxygenation 💧
Boosts the Immune System 🛡️
Conditions PEMF Therapy Can Help With:
Arthritis and Joint Pain
Post-Surgical Recovery
Soft Tissue Injuries
Wound Healing
Chronic Pain Management
And much more!
Why Choose PEMF Therapy at Randparkridge?
We understand how important your pet’s health is, and we’re proud to offer PEMF Therapy as part of our comprehensive care options. This cutting-edge therapy is a wonderful complement to traditional treatments, providing your pet with the best possible chance for a swift and comfortable recovery.
📞 Interested in learning more or scheduling a PEMF therapy session for your pet? Contact us today at 011 678 7526. Let’s work together to keep your pet healthy and happy!
15% Discount on all dentals, one week only!!!
Dental health plays a critical role in a pet's overall well-being, as it directly impacts not only their mouth but also their internal organs, comfort, and long-term health.
Did you know?
Over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease by the age of three. Without proper care, dental problems can lead to serious infections, heart disease, and other health complications.
Special Offer: 15% Discount on All Dental Procedures!
From 16th to 20th September only, Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital is offering a 15% discount on all dental procedures. Booking is limited, so act now to secure your pet’s health!
Call us today:
📞 011 678 7526
🍲 Could Your Pet Have a Food Allergy? 🍲
Just like humans, our pets can have food allergies too! When their immune system reacts to certain ingredients in their diet—like beef, chicken, dairy, eggs, or grains—it can lead to uncomfortable and persistent symptoms. 🐾
Common Signs of Food Allergies:
Chronic Ear Infections 👂
Gastrointestinal Issues (vomiting or diarrhea) 🍽️
Persistent Itching and Scratching 🐾
Skin Infections and hot spots 🌡️
Unlike environmental allergies, food allergy symptoms can stick around all year, making your pet feel miserable.
How to Help Your Pet:
Identify the Culprit: An elimination diet is key to pinpointing the specific allergen causing your pet’s discomfort.
Avoid the Allergen: Once you know what’s causing the reaction, it’s important to avoid it completely. Switching to a hypoallergenic or limited-ingredient diet can work wonders.
Consult Your Vet: We can help guide you through the elimination diet process and recommend the best food options to keep your pet healthy and happy.
Give Your Pet the Relief They Deserve!
With the right approach, managing food allergies can make a world of difference in your pet’s comfort and quality of life.
📞 Suspect a food allergy? Contact us at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at 011 678 7526. Let’s work together to find the right diet for your pet!
Photo of the Week: Let Your Pet Shine!
Capture your pet’s most adorable, funny, or heartwarming moments and they could be featured in our Photo of the Week!
📸 Share your favorite snapshots of your pet with us for a chance to be highlighted.
📧 Submit your photos to [email protected].
We can't wait to see your furry friends in action!
Dental health plays a critical role in a pet's overall well-being, as it directly impacts not only their mouth but also their internal organs, comfort, and long-term health.
Did you know?
Over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease by the age of three. Without proper care, dental problems can lead to serious infections, heart disease, and other health complications.
Special Offer: 15% Discount on All Dental Procedures!
From 16th to 20th September only, Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital is offering a 15% discount on all dental procedures. Booking is limited, so act now to secure your pet’s health!
Call us today:
📞 011 678 7526
Poem of the Week: Share Your Pet’s Poem!
Got a way with words? Want to see your pet in the spotlight? Submit your own poem or share a favorite, along with a photo of your furry friend, and they could feature in next week's highlight!
📧 Send your submissions to [email protected].
Let your pet's personality shine through your poetry—whether it's sweet, funny, or full of love, we can't wait to read it!
Just like humans, pets need regular dental care to maintain their overall health and well-being. Poor dental hygiene can lead to serious conditions such as gum disease, tooth decay, and even heart disease. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings help prevent painful infections, tooth loss, and can improve your pet's quality of life.
Special Offer: 15% Discount on All Dental Procedures! From 16th to 20th September only, Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital is offering a 15% discount on all dental procedures. Booking is limited, so act now to secure your pet’s health!
Call us today:
📞 011 678 7526
🚨 Is Your Pet Suffering from Contact Allergies? 🚨
Sometimes, it’s what your pet touches that causes trouble! Contact allergies happen when your pet’s skin comes into direct contact with an allergen—anything from certain plants like poison ivy, chemicals, synthetic materials, or even some types of bedding. 🌿🧴
Signs to Look For:
Redness and Itching on the skin
Blistering or Sores on affected areas
Localized Reactions often on the paws, belly, or chin
These symptoms can cause serious discomfort, but there’s good news—managing contact allergies is possible!
How to Protect Your Pet:
Identify and Avoid the Allergen: If you notice a reaction, try to pinpoint what your pet came into contact with and avoid it in the future.
Use Hypoallergenic Products: Regular baths with hypoallergenic shampoos can help soothe irritated skin. Topical treatments or medicated wipes can also provide relief.
Consult Your Vet: If symptoms persist, it’s important to seek professional advice. We can help you develop a tailored plan to manage your pet’s contact allergies effectively.
Don’t Let Allergies Hold Your Pet Back!
A little extra care goes a long way in keeping your pet happy and comfortable, even when allergies strike.
📞 Have questions or need help? Contact us at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at 011 678 7526. We’re here to support you and your pet every step of the way!
🌿 Help Your Dog Live Pain-Free with Synergy Canine Health & Rehabilitation! 🐾
Is your dog struggling with mobility, pain, or recovering from surgery? At Synergy Canine Health & Rehabilitation, we offer affordable, holistic care with a focus on therapeutic exercise to get your dog back on their paws and thriving! 🏃♂️✨
We treat a range of conditions including:
Cruciate ligament recovery
Elbow and hip dysplasia
Spondylosis
Stress and anxiety management
General pain management
Arthritis
Weight loss and fitness conditioning
Working canine recovery
Puppy desensitization..and more!
Our qualified and experienced behaviorist ensures that every dog gets personalized care with treatments like PEMF therapy, Red Light Therapy, Ultrasonic Therapy, and more—all designed to help your dog live a healthier, happier life.
📞 Call Natasha at 011 678 7526 to book your dog's recovery session today!
📍 Visit us at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital and join our community of happy, healthy pups!
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Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV) – What Is It and How Contagious Is It? 🐾
Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV) is one of the most common and serious infectious diseases in cats, especially in Southern Africa. It’s a retrovirus that weakens a cat's immune system, leaving them vulnerable to life-threatening infections, cancers, and other illnesses. FeLV can be devastating, but with proper prevention and awareness, you can protect your cat from this highly contagious virus.
What Is FeLV?
FeLV belongs to the same family of viruses as HIV in humans, but it only affects cats—humans and other animals cannot be infected. Once a cat contracts FeLV, the virus can either:
Stay dormant, allowing some cats to live a normal life without ever developing symptoms, or
Spread through the bloodstream, weakening their immune system, which can lead to severe illnesses like anemia, lymphoma, and chronic infections.
Sadly, once a cat is persistently infected, there is no cure for FeLV, and it significantly shortens the cat’s lifespan.
How Contagious Is FeLV?
FeLV is highly contagious among cats, especially those that spend time outdoors or live in multi-cat households. It spreads primarily through direct contact between cats, such as:
Saliva: Cats can transmit FeLV by grooming each other, sharing food or water bowls, or even through mutual affection like licking.
Nose-to-Nose Contact: Close contact where cats touch noses or faces can result in the transmission of the virus via nasal secretions.
Bites: Cats can also spread FeLV through bite wounds, which are common during territorial disputes among outdoor cats.
Urine and F***s: Shared litter boxes can be another source of transmission, as infected cats can shed the virus in their urine or f***s.
Mother to Kitten: A FeLV-positive mother can pass the virus to her kittens either in the womb, through nursing, or through close contact after birth.
How Easily Does It Spread?
Cats living in close quarters, such as multi-cat households, shelters, or stray cat colonies, are especially at risk. While some cats exposed to the virus can fight it off, many will become persistently infected. Once a cat becomes infected, they may remain asymptomatic for a while, but the virus can silently damage their immune system over time, making them susceptible to secondary infections.
It’s important to note that FeLV doesn’t survive long outside the cat’s body. Unlike other diseases, FeLV is not spread through the environment, meaning you can’t get it from petting an infected cat or from surfaces they’ve touched. FeLV requires direct cat-to-cat contact for transmission.
What Are the Symptoms?
The symptoms of FeLV may take months or even years to appear. Some common signs include:
Lethargy and weakness
Weight loss and poor appetite
Pale gums (anemia)
Persistent respiratory infections
Swollen lymph nodes
Diarrhea or vomiting
Prevention Is Key
The best way to protect your cat from FeLV is vaccination and early testing. If you’re bringing a new cat into your home, especially from a shelter, make sure they’re tested before introducing them to other cats.
Vaccination: Although there’s no cure, the FeLV vaccine can offer protection, especially for high-risk cats that spend time outdoors or live with other cats.
Regular Testing: Annual FeLV testing is recommended, particularly for cats with potential exposure to infected cats.
Quarantine: If your cat is FeLV-positive, it’s best to keep them indoors and separate from other cats to prevent the virus from spreading.
Conclusion
FeLV is a serious health risk to cats in Southern Africa, but with the right precautions, you can protect your feline friend. Regular testing, vaccination, and limiting exposure to other cats can make all the difference in preventing the spread of this contagious virus.
📞 Contact us at 011 678 7526 or email [email protected] to book a FeLV test or learn more about vaccination options.
Home!!!!!!
Stray alert!!!
This female was found on Republic Road and Club Street Windsor Glen. She has NO microchip, is not sterilised and is around 4 years old.
Please share to find her family.
Note: Proof of ownership will be required and a microchipping fee will be charged.
Please only call us on 011 678 7526 Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital
🎆 Help Your Pets Cope with Noise Phobia 🎆
Loud noises like fireworks, thunderstorms, and even construction can be terrifying for our furry friends. Noise phobia is a common issue in pets, leading to extreme anxiety and stress when exposed to loud or sudden sounds. But don’t worry—there are ways you can help your pet feel safe and secure during these noisy moments.
Signs Your Pet Might Have Noise Phobia:
Trembling or Shaking 😟
Pacing or Restlessness 🚶♂️
Hiding or Seeking Shelter 🛏️
Excessive Barking or Meowing 🗣️
Panting or Drooling 💦
Trying to Escape (scratching at doors or windows) 🏃♂️
How to Help Your Pet:
Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet, cozy area in your home where your pet can retreat during noisy events. Include their favorite bed, toys, and maybe even some calming music.
Use Calming Products: Consider using products like calming collars, diffusers, or sprays that release soothing pheromones to help your pet relax.
Distract with Positive Activities: Engage your pet with their favorite toys or treats to distract them from the noise. Interactive toys or puzzle feeders can keep their mind occupied.
Stay Calm and Reassuring: Pets pick up on our emotions, so try to stay calm and offer gentle reassurance. Your calm presence can help reduce their anxiety.
Consider Professional Help: If your pet’s noise phobia is severe, speak to your veterinarian about possible treatments, including anxiety medications or behavior therapy.
We’re Here to Help!
At Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital, we understand how distressing noise phobia can be for both pets and their owners. If you’re concerned about your pet’s reaction to loud noises, we’re here to help with expert advice and support.
📞 Need guidance or want to learn more? Contact us at 011 678 7526. Let’s work together to keep your pet calm and comfortable, no matter how loud it gets outside!
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Which Essential Oils Are Dangerous to Your Pet?
Bergamot (Citrus bergamia; Citrus Aurantium)
Bitter Almond (Peumus boldus)
Calamus Essential Oil (Acorus calamus)
Cinnamon
Clary Sage
Clove (Syzgium aromaticum)
Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp.)
European Pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium)
Geranium Oil (Pelargonium sp.)
Horseradish (Amoracia rusticana)
Japanese Yew (Taxus spp.)
Lavender (Lavendula angustifolia)
Lemon Oil (Citrus Lemonia), Citronella
Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus)
Lime Oils (Citrus aurantifolia)
Mustard
Orange Oils (Citrus sinensis)
Oregano (Origanum vulgare hirtum)
Pennyroyal; American False Pennyroyal (Haedeoma pulegioides)
Pine, Spruce, Juniper Oils
Rose
Rosemary
Sandalwood
Sassafras
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia)
Thyme
Wintergreen, Peppermint, Spearmint, Mint (Mentha sp.)
Wormseed
Ylang Ylang
Please note, this is not an exhaustive list, and the oils are listed alphabetically, not by toxicity level.
Common Symptoms of Essential Oil Poisoning in Pets:
Lethargy
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Depression
Drooling
Decrease or Lack of Appetite
Tremors
Respiratory, Dermal, and Mucus Membrane Irritation
Difficulty Breathing: Labored breathing, fast breathing, panting, coughing, or wheezing
What to Do If Your Pet is Exposed
If you think your pet has ingested essential oils or is reacting to a diffuser, seek veterinary care immediately. The sooner treatment begins, the better the outcome for your pet.
For emergencies or advice, contact us at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at 011 678 7526. Your pet’s safety is our top priority!
Onyx and Bee, two 11-month-old Belgian Malinois sisters, are searching for their forever families.
Both have been spayed and have received their first round of vaccinations. Given their breed, they require knowledgeable and patient families who can provide the care and understanding they need.
Available for Adoption Individually Onyx and Bee are available for adoption separately, allowing each dog to find the best fit for their unique personalities and your household.
Compatibility with Other Pets Both dogs are currently friendly with other dogs. However, their behavior around cats has not yet been determined, so households with feline companions should proceed with caution.
These girls have been rescued and have required medical care, which we are continuing to provide. We would greatly appreciate any donations to help cover the unavoidable costs, such as medications.
If you wish to contribute, please donate to
Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital,
ABSA Bank 4067671242, branch 632005, with the reference "Onyx&Bee."
Adoption Process Please be aware that adopting one of these girls involves a thorough vetting process, including a home inspection and an adoption fee that covers their second vaccinations and microchip. Additionally, you will need to participate in training sessions with either Adam Lax or Natasha Lax, who have both been working closely with the sisters.
If you believe you can provide the loving home Onyx and Bee deserve, please contact Natasha at Randparkridge Veterinary on 011 678 7526 to arrange an introduction.
Important Note: These dogs are not suitable for security work and will not be placed with any companies.
🚨 Does Your Pet Suffer from Flea Allergy Dermatitis? 🚨
Flea bites are more than just a nuisance for some pets—they can trigger Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD), a hypersensitive reaction to flea saliva that causes severe itching and discomfort. Even just one tiny bite can set off a chain reaction, leaving your pet miserable. 😿🐾
What to Watch For:
Intense Scratching or Biting (especially around the base of the tail, groin, and belly)
Red, Irritated Skin 🌡️
Hair Loss in affected areas
Secondary Skin Infections from constant scratching and biting
How to Help Your Pet:
Strict Flea Control: Regular use of flea preventatives is a must! Keep those pesky fleas at bay with consistent treatments.
Environmental Care: Don’t forget to treat your home and yard—fleas can hide in carpets, bedding, and outdoor areas.
Soothing Relief: In some cases, medications may be necessary to alleviate your pet’s itching and reduce inflammation.
Don’t Let Fleas Win!
Flea allergy dermatitis can be managed with the right approach. Regular flea control and a bit of extra care can keep your pet comfortable and itch-free.
📞 Need advice or flea treatment? Contact us at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at 011 678 7526. Let’s make sure your pet enjoys a flea-free life!
While you might think a corn cob is a tasty treat for your furry friend, it could actually be a dangerous choice that puts your pet's life at risk.
While you might think a corn cob is a tasty treat for your furry friend, it could actually be a dangerous choice that puts your pet's life at risk. Corn cobs are one of the most common yet perilous...
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🐾 The Terrifying Risks of Invalid Vaccinations—A Matter of Life or Death
NOT ALL VACCINATION DRIVES ARE SAFE!!!!!!!!!!!!
If your pet’s vaccine isn’t administered by a registered veterinarian, it might not be recognized as valid. This isn’t just a minor oversight—it could be a life or death situation. Here’s why:
🚨 Quarantine or Worse: If your pet is suspected of having rabies and their vaccination isn’t valid, they could be treated as completely unvaccinated. This could mean immediate quarantine, locking your pet away for months in isolation. But that’s not the worst part...
⚠️ Legal Nightmares and Travel Horrors: Imagine arriving at your destination only to find out your pet isn’t allowed in because their vaccination isn’t recognized. They could be thrown into quarantine, sent back, or worse—seized by authorities. This is every pet owner’s nightmare, and it can be avoided.
❗ The Unthinkable—Euthanasia: Rabies is one of the deadliest diseases known to both animals and humans. If your pet has been exposed to rabies and their vaccine isn’t valid, authorities might have no choice but to order euthanasia to prevent the disease from spreading. This heartbreaking scenario is a real possibility if you don’t ensure your pet’s vaccinations are valid.
Don’t Gamble with Your Pet’s Life—Make Sure Vaccinations Are Done by a Registered Veterinarian! It’s the only way to ensure your pet is protected, their vaccines are valid, and their life isn’t put at unnecessary risk.
Contact us today for more information and stay tuned for our upcoming vaccination savings and discounts at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital!
The link below is the official regulations and laws for South Africa.
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The Importance of Pet Sterilisation: A Healthy Choice for Your Pet’s Future.
Deciding when to euthanize a beloved pet is one of the most difficult decisions a pet owner may face. While each situation is unique, there are several key factors that can help guide you in making this compassionate choice:
Deciding when to euthanize a beloved pet is one of the most difficult decisions a pet owner may face. While each situation is unique, there are several key factors that can help guide you in making...
Mommy Blue Needs a Loving Home
Homed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mommy Blue is a special one-year-old who is in need of a very patient and experienced human to help her learn to trust people. Due to her unique needs, we're seeking a committed family who can invest the time and effort required to make her feel safe and loved.
There will be home checks, and an adoption fee will apply, which covers her vaccinations and sterilization. Additionally, the adopting family will need to attend training sessions with our allocated behaviorist, as Mommy Blue requires special care.
If you believe you could provide Mommy Blue with her forever home, please contact us at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at 011 678 7526.
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Raffle Alert! 🎁 Win an amazing hamper valued at R2000, featuring: Tickets are just R10 each, and all proceeds will go towards Spaniel Rescue South Africa and Nicholson Kitty Rescue. Don't miss out! Get your ticket now at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital, or call us at 011 678 7526 for more details. Support a great cause and stand a chance to win! 🐾
Raffle Alert! 🎁 Win an amazing hamper valued at R2000, featuring: A lush paw pillow Resin incense holders Resin cat candles and resin bookmarks x2 Fun ball toys A plushy toy Montego Bags O' Wags 500g treats x2 O' Purrs catnip treats x2 Tickets are just R10 each, and all proceeds will go towards Spaniel Rescue South Africa - SOS Save Our Spaniels and Lynette Nicholson's Kitty Rescue Support Shop. Don't miss out! Get your ticket now at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital, or call us at 011 678 7526 for more details. Support a great cause and stand a chance to win! 🐾
Imagine a day where the sun is shining just right, and everything seems to have a glow of positivity around it. You step outside, and it feels like the world is smiling at you. 🌞
Here's a little something fun for you, filled with happy vibes! 😊
Attention! We’ve got a special offer for you. Get 3kg FREE on Hill’s Science Plan Adult Large Breed dog food 18kg bag now available for the price of 15kg. Visit www.HillsBonusBag.co.za to learn more. Ts & Cs apply
Are you ready to meet your new best friend? Introducing Violet, a charming 7-month-old pup with a heart as big as her bright personality. Violet is not just any dog; she's a bundle of joy wrapped in fur, eager to fill your life with love, laughter, and lots of cuddles. Despite her youthful energy, she's a quick learner who responds beautifully to affection and guidance. But that's not all. Violet comes with a special offer that's as unique as she is. S.C.A.R. Canine Training and Behaviour is delighted to provide a complimentary course for Violet's new family. Imagine the fun and bonding you'll experience as she dazzles you with her intelligence and ability to learn new tricks! Violet is a medium-sized pup with a spirit that knows no bounds, and she's been sterilised and is in excellent health. Though she's not suited for a home with cats, don't worry if you have other dogs. We're here to help ensure a smooth introduction to her new furry siblings. We invite you to come and witness the magic of Violet for yourself. A visit is all it takes for her to steal your heart. Be prepared for a home check, as we want to ensure the best fit for both you and Violet. Reach out to Natasha at Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at 011 678 7526 to schedule a meet-and-greet. Don't miss this opportunity to welcome Violet into your home and heart. She's ready to embark on a lifelong adventure filled with joy, companionship, and unconditional love. Will you be the one to give Violet the forever home she deserves?
DID YOU KNOW?????
With patience and abundant affection, our once-shy stray puppy has blossomed beautifully. She's about six months old, having been discovered on the streets of Windsor on March 12th. This lively little one is brimming with energy, requiring not just love but also the patience and time to accommodate her zest for life and endless desire for play. Despite our deep attachment to her, we acknowledge that she needs a foster home that not only provides her with opportunities for learning but also ample space for her to fully embrace her puppyhood joys. She shows fear in new areas and with other dogs so she needs a place where she can learn. If you believe you have the heart and environment to offer the nurturing and active lifestyle she thrives in, we warmly invite you to get in touch with us at 011 678 7526.
Love has Four Paws!!!
Part one of our Valentines Photo Booth!!! What beautiful babies!!!
Cherish the memory of your loved ones in a unique and beautiful way with our Resin Memorial Candles. Priced at R517.50, each candle is thoughtfully crafted with the ashes of your beloved, offering a warm, everlasting presence in your home. Elevate this tribute with the option of adding precious gems, creating a personalized piece of art. Honour their legacy and keep their memory glowing with our Resin Memorial Candles. Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital 011 678 7526
Introducing the Exclusive Dog Play Field at Randparkridge Veterinary Immerse your pet in a pristine, fully enclosed, and secure playground. Ample space for running, jumping, and safe exploration. Enjoy a spotlessly clean environment, ensuring your peace of mind. Ideal for relaxed playtime, especially suitable for dogs who may be less sociable. Open Monday to Friday, 6 AM to 4 PM. Please bring your own bowl and poop bags to maintain the cleanliness of our field. Affordably priced at R115 per hour for up to two dogs from the same household. Additional dogs from the same family require prior arrangement. Note: This facility is not designed for socializing, training, or group play. Terms and Conditions apply. Interested in extended exercise sessions or special events? Let’s discuss your needs! Booking is required to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Call Natasha at 011 678 7526 to book your slot now! Treat your pet to an unforgettable experience at Randparkridge Veterinary's Exclusive Dog Play Field!
Elf Squad Part 1
Elf Squad part 1.
Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital, in collaboration with S.C.A.R Canine Training and Behaviour, invites you to 'Little Hands and Paws' on December 14th from 12 pm. This educational extravaganza is perfect for everyone - kids, adults, dog enthusiasts, and even those new to the world of canines. Our event is designed to enlighten and entertain, covering everything dog-related! Learn about different dog breeds, the best ways to approach and greet them, and fun play techniques. It's an ideal opportunity for children to learn about these furry friends, and for adults to expand their knowledge too. Whether you're a child, someone who's apprehensive about dogs, or just curious about these loyal companions, this event is for you. We're thrilled to host special guests from Bright Paws K9 Yoga and the Top Dog South Africa team, adding more fun to the mix. Our knowledgeable Veterinarians and Behaviourists will lead engaging talks on a variety of 'doggo' topics, ensuring there's something new for everyone to learn. Entry is simple: a donation of dog or cat food, toys, blankets, or books. Mark your calendars for an unforgettable day of learning and fun with 'Little Hands and Paws'!
We offer a heartfelt and elegant means of honoring your beloved pets or loved ones' ashes. Crafted from high-quality, crystal-clear resin, our keepsakes are not only exquisite but also exceptionally durable, designed to withstand the test of time and preserve your precious memories for generations to come. Please be informed that, as a mark of utmost respect for each cherished individual, we exclusively accept ashes that are personally delivered to Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital. Furthermore, upon the completion of their commemorative keepsake, we kindly request that you arrange for its collection directly from Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital. For further details or to place your orders, you can contact Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at [email protected] or reach out to Natasha via WhatsApp at 072 529 7109.
We offer a heartfelt and elegant means of honoring your beloved pets or loved ones' ashes. Crafted from high-quality, crystal-clear resin, our keepsakes are not only exquisite but also exceptionally durable, designed to withstand the test of time and preserve your precious memories for generations to come. Please be informed that, as a mark of utmost respect for each cherished individual, we exclusively accept ashes that are personally delivered to Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital. Furthermore, upon the completion of their commemorative keepsake, we kindly request that you arrange for its collection directly from Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital. For further details or to place your orders, you can contact Randparkridge Veterinary Hospital at [email protected] or reach out to Natasha via WhatsApp at 072 529 7109.
Tune in to the electrifying 94.7 at 10.20am TODAY as we unveil something truly extraordinary. Join us as we venture into the enchanting world of animal behaviour, led by the illustrious instructor and behaviourist, Adam Lax. But wait, there's more – brace yourself for the mysterious presence of Nanook! Whether you're a devoted pet lover, a curious soul, or simply seeking a thrilling experience, this is the show that demands your attention! So, crank up the volume, set your alarms, and get ready for an unforgettable ride on 94.7 today at 10:20AM. For more information contact Adam on 082 828 3880 or [email protected]
🐾 Exciting News for You and Your Furry Friend! 🐾 Are you in search of a secure haven where your dog can frolic and play freely? Perhaps you and your pup prefer a more private setting? Well, we have the perfect solution just for you! Introducing Randparkridge Veterinary's Private Dog Play Field Immerse your dog in a pristine, enclosed, and secure environment. Plenty of room for your dog to run, jump, and explore safely. Enjoy spotlessly clean surroundings for peace of mind. Ideal for stress-free playtime, perfect for dogs who might not be the social butterflies of the canine world. Available Monday to Friday, from 6 AM to 4 PM. Only. Just bring a bowl. and please be responsible and bring your own poop bags to keep our field clean. Priced at only R115 per hour for a maximum of two dogs from the same family. Additional family dogs must be pre arranged. Please note, this is not a socializing, training, or play area. T&C Apply. If you wish to arrange extended exercise hours or special events, let's have a chat first! Bookings are essential to ensure the enjoyment and safety of everyone involved. Contact Natasha at 011 678 7526 to reserve your spot today! Give your furry friend the time of their life at Randparkridge Veterinary's Private Dog Play Field!!
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