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Monday 08:00 - 17:00 Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00 Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00 Thursday 08:00 - 17:00 Friday 08:00 - 17:00 Saturday 09:00 - 11:00

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Marine Way Animal Hospital

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Marine Way Animal Hospital

The Marine Way Animal Hospital strives to provide the very best in veterinary care.

We listen to you but we talk to the animals and provide all kinds of care for all kinds of pets in a stress free environment. Put their paws in experienced hands ... our vets share combined veterinary experiences of more than 60 years.

12/08/2024

30/07/2024

Did you know that Wash 'n Wagz professional pet grooming parlour has been around for 17 years and is based at Marine Way Animal Hospital, Corner of Marine Drive & Muller Street, Plettenberg Bay?

We look forward to seeing you soon.
Phone us on 044 5333100 and speak to Jolene or Sherylene to make your booking and to find out about our special specials!

19/01/2024

Isn't this fabulous?

08/01/2024

Why should pets have regular dental checkups?

Early intervention can save you money!

The earlier dental disease is discovered, the easier it is to treat.

With our “flip the lip” free dental consultation, our vets can regularly check your pet’s teeth and advise when they need treatment – such as a scale and polish.

Whereas if you ignore any dental problems, you may be left with no alternative but to do lots of extractions which can be expensive.

By checking your pet’s teeth regularly throughout their lives from very young to their senior years you can save both money and discomfort.

Our vets offer a free "flip the lip" consultation when you phone 044 533 3100 and book a "flip the lip".

31/12/2023

Here's what we at Marine Way Animal Hospital have to say about the new year ahead:

Let's live 2024 like someone left the gate wide open!

25/12/2023

All of us at Marine Way Animal Hospital - Dr Pete, Dr Bert, Jolene, Sherylene, Nicolette, Happy and Arnold want to thank our clients for their support this past year.

May you, your family and dearest pets enjoy a loving Festive Season.

We remain gracious.

24/12/2023

Please take note of our opening hours over the festive season.

We're closed on Monday 25th December and available for EMERGENCIES ONLY!

Call 0829562111 for EMERGENCIES ONLY please!

Surcharges apply for all emergency callouts, as per SAVA recommendation.

18/12/2023

You've found the kitten of your dreams but don't know how old it is?

We can help you with the guesswork!

Gently open your kitties mouth and check which teeth are present. This way you'll have a good idea of your kittens age.

At the end of the day, the best person to age your kitten is your vet. Especially if you're not certain when to start with vaccinations.

Marine Way Animal Hospital. Ready to help.
www.marinewayvet.co.za

17/12/2023

The scales of a tortoise are called "scutes"!

16/12/2023

Marine Way Animal Hospital is open this morning from 8 - 11 am!

Address

Cnr Marine Drive & Muller St
Plettenberg Bay
6600

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 11:00

Telephone

+27445333100

Website

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Please take note of our opening hours over the festive season. We're closed on Monday 25th December and available for EMERGENCIES ONLY! Call 0829562111 for EMERGENCIES ONLY please! Surcharges apply for all emergency callouts, as per SAVA recommendation.

Marine Way Animal Hospital is open this morning from 8 - 11 am!

Marine Way Animal Hospital is open today!

Please make a note of our opening hours for this festive season. Happy Holidays!

We all know Dr Pete loves his dogs (6 of them), but his cats know how to get his attention too! Meet Rubylove Rat, rescued 3 years ago. She so loves her blankie on chilly rainy days.

Honey has been our resident cat for the past one and a half years. She preferred her comforts that the ladies at Pathcare, Plettenberg Bay set up for her though! And at night she loved the company of the residents of the Medico Centre, Plettenberg Bay. Now Honey needs to find a new home. Clients at Marine Way Animal Hospital all know Honey's story from rags to riches. And at the time, many wanted to adopt her. Please contact us on 044 533 3100 to enquire about her. Dr Pete, Jolene & Sherylene will "interview" all applicants because she deserves the best. Honey does not like other pets and will love a stay-at-home or work-from-home petparent.

All creatures great and small deserve their moment in the spotlight and today Vervet monkeys grabbed our attention on Monkey Day. For monkeys, picking dirt and bugs off their fellow monkeys is a form of affection. We suppose that if their mate isn't keen on the affection, they can run away at a top speed of 45 km/h!

Frozen Banana Smoothie for Doggies Especially rewarding after a summer walk and the fact that it's easy to prepare makes it a winner for us! Frozen yoghurt smoothie with banana & peanut butter treats needs: • 4 cups plain yogurt • 2 tablespoons peanut butter (sugar & xylitol free) • 3 ripe bananas, peeled & mashed Really easy to make: 1. Blend all ingredients into a puree 2. Pour into ice trays 3. Freeze until firm 4. Keeps in the freezer for up to 2 weeks Serving suggestions: Serve with love Serve outside

We are so very very happy to let you all know that the Boerboel rescued by PAWS and tended to by Dr Pete has found her forever home. She remains at the animal hospital so we can tend to her wounds daily but she is a gem and will soon be going home. Thank you to everyone who sent their love when we first posted about her story. We are going to miss this amazing girl when she goes home.

In Africa, white rhino are known as ‘grazers’ because they prefer the lush savannah grasses and the black rhino are known as ‘browsers’ because they prefer the bushes and trees of the dense thickets.