Waterkloof Glen Animal Hospital

Waterkloof Glen Animal Hospital Waterkloof Glen Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital located in Pretoria East. We truly treat your pets like family.
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Waterkloof Glen Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital located in the eastern parts of Pretoria. Here at Waterkloof Glen Animal Hospital we believe that helping your pet to lead a long and happy life should be the focus point of any practice. Our hospital is fully equipped to allow excellent medical and surgical care when your pet needs It the most. We strive to provide compassionat

e, friendly, high quality veterinary services and our skilled vets and support staff have the passion and knowledge to give your pet the best possible care.

Dr An- Marie shares surgical removal of the dew claw. 🐶A dew claw is a normal digit on the dog's paw, but sometimes can ...
11/12/2024

Dr An- Marie shares surgical removal of the dew claw. 🐶

A dew claw is a normal digit on the dog's paw, but sometimes can become a problem if it is hooking on blankets or carpets. It can also become a problem if there is a growth or abnormality on it causing the dog to lick the dew claw causing the skin to become raw and infected. ☝️

Fact Friday‼️Did you know puppies are born deaf❓This is because their ear canals remain closed until they are about 12-1...
06/12/2024

Fact Friday‼️

Did you know puppies are born deaf❓
This is because their ear canals remain closed until they are about 12-14 days old as a mechanism to protect the ear canal during development.🐶🐾

05/12/2024

Bubbles & Barks are open this weekend🤩
Book your appointment now🫧

Our interesting patient of the week goes to this little one☝️This is a yellow mongoose, often referred to as the "red me...
04/12/2024

Our interesting patient of the week goes to this little one☝️

This is a yellow mongoose, often referred to as the "red meerkat"

It was brought into the practice by a client who saw it being dropped by a bird onto the tar road. The poor mongoose was disorientated, allowing the client to pick it up and bring it to us.
We treated the little one for shock and radiographs were taken, nothing seemed to be broken and he was already eating the next day and showing positive signs for recovery. The mongoose has been taken to a rehabilitation center, where he will gain his strength for release. 😇

Happy Monday 🐾
02/12/2024

Happy Monday 🐾

29/11/2024

The Jolly season is here🎅
Spoil your best bud with a gift under the tree this year🎄 Come shop at Waterkloof Glen Animal Hospital for treats, plush toys and advent calendars! Let’s get the festive season on to a jolly start!

Don't forget Bubbles & Barks are open this weekend to wash your fur babies! 🫧☎️Make your appointment now
28/11/2024

Don't forget Bubbles & Barks are open this weekend to wash your fur babies! 🫧
☎️Make your appointment now

Cystitis‼️Cystitis is a general term to describe inflammation of the bladder. There can be several causes for cystitis b...
27/11/2024

Cystitis‼️

Cystitis is a general term to describe inflammation of the bladder.
There can be several causes for cystitis but in this case we can clearly see the bacteria in the urine. These are rod shaped organisms seen under the microscope causing infection and inflammation of the urinary bladder.🔬

Some clinical signs of cystitis:
❗️Drinking more water than normal
❗️Difficulty urinating
❗️Blood in the urine
❗️Urinating in unusual places

If your dog or cat is showing any of these symptoms get them checked out so they can get the right treatment 🐶🐱💜

25/11/2024
How often should you bathe your pooch🐶❓This is a very tricky one to answer as there are a few things that need to be con...
21/11/2024

How often should you bathe your pooch🐶❓

This is a very tricky one to answer as there are a few things that need to be considered:
🐾The dogs activity level
🐾Length if their coat
🐾Their skin type
🐾Underlying allergies and skin problems

Normal recommendation is once every two to three months, if the dog has a short coat, normal skin and no problems.
Dogs with longer hair, or a more oily coat may require a bath more frequently. 🐶

Bathing your pooch too frequently can strip the skin's natural oils leading to a dry and problem prone skin❗️

Look out for our November Special at the practice with  🚨🐾
19/11/2024

Look out for our November Special at the practice with 🚨🐾

Fact Friday‼️Did you know that African Grey Parrots have an extremely long lifespan❓They have a lifespan of 60-80 years ...
15/11/2024

Fact Friday‼️

Did you know that African Grey Parrots have an extremely long lifespan❓
They have a lifespan of 60-80 years often outliving their owners!

It's a lifelong commitment when having this grey beauty as a companion. 🦜

Dr Marike shares her stenotic nare surgery‼️This condition is commonly found with the brachycephalic breeds, the severit...
14/11/2024

Dr Marike shares her stenotic nare surgery‼️

This condition is commonly found with the brachycephalic breeds, the severity of the stenosis can vary. To help these breeds breathe better we can perform a surgery to help widen the nostril to allow more airflow into the nasal passages.
This is a surgery Dr Marike performed showing the difference between the stenotic nares before and after surgery. 🐶🐾

Happy Monday 🐾💜
11/11/2024

Happy Monday 🐾💜

We would like to welcome Nicky to the Waterkloof Glen Family 💜You will be meeting Nicky in Reception when you visit the ...
08/11/2024

We would like to welcome Nicky to the Waterkloof Glen Family 💜

You will be meeting Nicky in Reception when you visit the practice 🐾

"My heart is filled with love for all animals! My best four legged friend is a Brahman cow, without animals I feel empty" Nicky Smith 💜🐮

Dr An-Marie shares her enucleation surgery with us🐱This little one came out a litter that had snuffles, with an eye infe...
06/11/2024

Dr An-Marie shares her enucleation surgery with us🐱

This little one came out a litter that had snuffles, with an eye infection as well. The kitten must have overcome some trauma to the eye as the damage was irreversible and the eye had to be removed. 💜

🐶Dog treats should be no more than 10% of your pets total daily calorie intake🐶
05/11/2024

🐶Dog treats should be no more than 10% of your pets total daily calorie intake🐶

Address

486 Judith Street, Waterkloof Glen
Pretoria
0181

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 19:00
Thursday 08:00 - 19:00
Friday 08:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 14:00

Telephone

+27129932315

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