Chelston Veterinary Services

08/10/2024

🌟 Exciting News from Chelston Vet Clinic! 🌟

We are thrilled to announce that Chelston Vet Clinic is now open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! Your pet’s health and wellbeing are our top priority, and we understand that emergencies can happen at any time.

🏥 Comprehensive Care, Anytime You Need It!
Whether it’s a late-night emergency or routine care, our experienced team is here to provide the best veterinary services for your furry family members.

📅 Open 24/7.
Don't wait for the weekend to address your pet's needs. Visit us any time during the week, and let us show you why Chelston Vet Clinic is your trusted partner in pet care.

🐾 Compassionate, Professional, and Ready to Help!
Call us now or drop by anytime—your pets deserve the best care that never sleeps!

Chelston Vet Clinic – Because Your Pet Deserves Round-the-Clock Care!

📞 0977832642
📞 0972822972
📞 0955910584

27/04/2024

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07/03/2024

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24/12/2023

It's that season again when stray cats/kittens try to find shelter under the car (enginge bonnet/tyre side space) please, please check always before you drive off 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

06/10/2023

WANTED: ACCOUNTS CLERK

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site role for an Accounts Clerk at the Chelston Veterinary Clinic. The Accounts Clerk will be responsible for performing a variety of financial and clerical duties, including maintaining financial records, processing invoices, and reconciling accounts. The Accounts Clerk will also be responsible for generating financial reports, responding to financial inquiries and other related duties.

Qualifications

Diploma or certificate in accounting, finance or a related field
1-2 years of experience in bookkeeping, accounting, or related field
Experience in using accounting software
Strong math and critical thinking skills
Excellent analytical skills and a keen eye for detail
Good written and verbal communication skills
Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks at once

IF INTERESTED, SEND YOUR CV ON WHATSAPP TO 977832642

DEADLINE: 12 OCT 2023

01/06/2023

21/10/2022

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11/08/2022

STOP FEEDING BONES TO DOGS!!!!

03/02/2022

Chelston Veterinary Services

29/12/2021

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24/12/2021

Festive Food Pets should Avoid During Holidays.

While Christmas is a special occasion and excellent time for sharing,many items on the Christmas lunch menu can cause health problems in pets. Pets are not able to digest or metabolise many human foods and as a result they can cause illness in your furry friend. Here are some common festive foods your pet should avoid.

1.Bones
Care must be taken when feeding bones, whether they are raw or cooked. Never feed your pets cooked bones. Cooked bones are soft and can splinter easily leading to dental issues. They may also become lodged in your pets throat or mouth or even splinter inside the bowel, causing obstruction or perforation. This would be a potentially life threatening situation. Feeding cooked or raw bones has a potential risks and we recommend talking with your local vet for alternative chewing options.

2. Chocolate
Chocolate contains an ingredient called 'theobromine' that is toxic to pets. This ingredient is in all kinds of chocolate, including white chocolate. High levels are found in dark chocolate, cooking chocolate and cocoa.

3.Alcohol
Dogs and cats are susceptible to adverse effects from even the smallest amount of alcohol, and in large quantities, it can be fatal.

The main concern for pets who overindulge in Christmas goodies is that they are high in fat. A common condition that can result from pets eating table scraps and human foods is pancreatitis. This is common where the pancreas becomes severely inflamed and causes pain and discomfort. It can quickly become life threatening.

10/12/2021

Regularly bath and brush your dogs and completely wash all f***s or urine off of your dogs coat to prevent maggot infestation (Myiasis)

06/12/2021

Humans can not catch tick fever from dogs but from being bitten by the same ticks that bite dogs.

30/11/2021

Ticks cause a disease called Tick bite fever. Talk to us on how to control ticks and fleas on your pets.

25/11/2021

HAVE YOUR PET MICROCHIPPED