Whitehouse Veterinary Clinic

20/10/2023

DEWORMING:_Just because you cannot see the worms, doesn't mean they are not there. Here are benefits for you to regularly deworm your pets.

By the way, we are available for housecalls too. Contact Us On +263 772 687 507

20/06/2023

Protect your home's best friend with vaccinations.

22/05/2023

Your puppy’s enemy: PARVOVIRAL ENTERITIS
Clinical signs include:
Loss of appetite
Vomiting
Diarrhea (often bloody)
Dehydration (from persistent vomiting and diarrhea)

Prevention: VACCINATION @ 6 weeks, 9 weeks & 12 weeks.

16/05/2023

14/02/2023

Roses are red.
Violets are Blue.
Self love is sweet but if there is a companion its even sweeter
Happy Valentine's Day🥰

04/02/2023

Today is World Cancer Day. Cancer does not only affect people but can be found in some of our best friends.

11/11/2022

FUN FACT: Cats have a unique way of walking. They move both their right feet first, then move both their left feet.
We are open this weekend for your convenience.

04/10/2022

As we celebrate World Animal Welfare Day which animal do you feel is most mistreated?

05/07/2022

We are OPEN and READY TO SERVE YOU! 🐾
8am to 5pm daily, Monday to Sunday!!

Just walk in. See you!

08/03/2022

Here's to all women from all of us at Whitehouse Vet Clinic: Be Bold, Be Passionate, Be Strong & Be You. Happy Women's Day

19/01/2022

DID YOU KNOW... We do house calls!! If you are too busy or unable to bring your friends and pets to the clinic, we will pay you a visit at your office, house or farm.

Get in touch with our team and let us give you the service of your dreams. Your friends are our friends too.

Call / App +263-772687507

03/01/2022

Let 2022 be the year where your friends' check ups and vaccinations are done on time. Delay is costly. Make 2022 Magical.
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27/09/2021

RABIES 🦠 🦠

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What is Rabies?
Rabies is a viral disease that causes inflammation of the brain in humans and other mammals. Rabies is a fatal but preventable viral disease. It can spread to people and pets if they are bitten or scratched by a rabid animal.

TRANSMISSION of Virus::
It is passed on through saliva. Rabies can develop if a person receives a bite from an infected animal, or if saliva from an infected animal gets into an open wound or through a mucous membrane, such as the eyes or mouth. It cannot pass through unbroken skin.

SIGNS OF A RABID DOG
● Paralysis
● Hydrophobia
● Jaw is dropped
● Inability to swallow
● Change in tone of bark
● Muscular lack of coordination
● Unusual shyness or aggression
● Excessive excitability
● Constant irritability/changes in attitude and behavior
● Excessive salivation (hypersalivation), or frothy saliva

PREVENTION
● Vaccinate your pets.
● Keep your pets from roaming outside.
● Report stray animals to animal control.
● Avoid contact with wild animals.
● Prevent bats from entering living spaces

06/09/2021

Everyone thinks they have the best pet, and none of them are wrong.