Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery

Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery - Our aim is to provide the best 24-hour veterinary service to you and y It was only 2 small rooms and a reception area.
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Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery started off in 1982 as a branch clinic of the Hatfied Veterinary Hospital. Hatfield Veterinary Hospital was started in 1958 by Dr. John Adams and was taken over by Dr. Anthony Donohoe in 1980 when Dr. John Adams returned to UK. Dr. Anthony Donohoe qualified as a veterinarian from Onderstepoort in 1970 and had worked under the guidance of Dr. John Adams for 10 years. H

e had grown up in a veterinary family with his father working in Matabeleland as veterinarian since 1949. In 1983 he married Dr. Helene Meintjes who also qualified from Onderstepoort in 1983. Together they have 6 children of whom, at this stage, one is studying to be a veterinarian. Initially Kamfinsa Veterinary Clinic was situated under the TM Supermarket at the Kamfinsa Shopping Centre where DV 8 restaurant is now). All surgical cases were taken by ambulance to the Hatfield Hospital daily. In 1994 we moved into the house at 20 Court Road as the practice had expanded and we needed more space. The property was surrounded by large pine trees that had to be excavated in order to form what is now the front car park. Since then we have expanded the building and grown the practice into what it is today with 2 consulting areas, a theater, a dental area, X ray room, ultrasound room, kenneling for hospitalisation of animals, as well as an administration area. 2013 saw the first phase of further expansion with the formation of a large hospital and surgical prep room area. The second phase of expansion is imminent including the formation of a new kennel area, cattery, surgical packing area and a larger pet warehouse area for the provision of pet- care products. Since 2012 we have upgraded our equipment to include a new dental scaling machine, a new X- ray unit and a state of the art ultrasound machine. In May 2013 we stated a 24- hour service whereby we have a veterinarian on duty at the practice 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This is essential for the care of hospitalised animals during the night especially those needing critical care. Other than the qualified veterinarians on duty at all times, our staff includes 4 experienced veterinary assistants, 2 helpers, reception staff, administration staff and a fully qualified veterinary nurse. Our aim is to provide the best veterinary service to you and your pets that we are capable of, at all times. To this end our veterinarians continually attend courses and conferences in order to learn the latest techniques and treatments and learn about the latest equipment that is available world wide.

23/11/2024

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We are continuing to do renovations both internally and externally to the hospital to ensure that your pets have a comfo...
15/11/2024

We are continuing to do renovations both internally and externally to the hospital to ensure that your pets have a comfortable stay with us whilst in the hospital. Our inside kennels now all have new clear view fencing doors allowing better visibility of all animals at all times.
Outside, we have put a new roof over our shed area so that during the raining period our outside equipment is well protected.
Our renovations are on-going and there will be further minor repairs internally( improved lighting etc) and some major ones outside as time progresses.
Please do bear with us whilst these changes take place. We are striving to improve the hospital to a certain standard that we feel is needed for the best care of sick and injured animals. Even snakes- we have recently had a few snakes in as patients.
Some other good news is that we have ordered two new anesthetic monitoring machines which will be arriving in the next two weeks after a 12 week waiting period. We look forward to receiving these items which will take the monitoring of anesthesia to another level for us and for your pets.

Once again we are appealing to anyone wanting adult cats. We have 8 beautiful cats looking for homes….. all are steriliz...
15/11/2024

Once again we are appealing to anyone wanting adult cats. We have 8 beautiful cats looking for homes….. all are sterilized and fully vaccinated and will be free to anyone who would like to offer one or two of these kitties a loving home. A couple of these cats are definitely “outside” cats and will be suitable as ratters in a shed or stable environment.
We are very keen to get these lovely cats out of the catio and into homes as soon as possible.

04/10/2024

This little girl was dumped at our gate today, tied to a tree, desperately ill from Parvo virus. We heard her yelping in terror as she realized her owner was abandoning her. On a cold and windy night in Zimbabwe she's getting the care she needs at Twala but we dont know if she will live through the night. She's only a puppy, she has little milk teeth - she should be carefree and playing and loved. Her owner didn't vaccinate her, her mum most likely wasn't vaccinated either. She's not a rural dog, she's a Schnauzer cross, someone paid for her but didn't care enough to pay for a vaccine. The shelters across Zimbabwe, and across the world are bursting with abandoned dogs, there is a Parvo virus outbreak here, and we are in economic free fall again. Please, please support your local rescue organizations - adopt a dog, donate, share a post, check in with the rescuers, because we're all exhausted and overwhelmed and our hearts are shattered. If you would like to support the work we do, there's a link below to donate easily and safely. Thank you to the kind people who help us to do our best.
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=FXZA4UBZ5KZTW

02/10/2024

Did You Know? ...

Kittens as young as 4 months of age can get pregnant, have kittens at 6 months of age (when they're still a kitten themselves), and then have kittens every 9 weeks after that. 😳

This is why it's so important to spay/neuter ANY cat by 5 months because the number of cats can get out of control very quickly!!!

Spaying, neutering, vaccinating, and ear tipping community cats helps stabilize the colony, ends suffering, and prevents the births of more community cats.

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Harare

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