Alice Springs Veterinary Hospital in Alice Springs, Northern Territory | Pet service

Alice Springs Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Alice Springs, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8952 9899

Address: 17 Elder St 0870 Alice Springs, NT, Australia

Website: http://www.alicevet.com

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24.01.2022 FOUND: Green and blue lovebird with black and yellow beak. Found at Ross Park. Please call 8952 9899 before 3pm if this sounds like your bird. Please bring photo to confirm ownership

22.01.2022 HAPPY INTERNATIONAL VET NURSE DAY! Imagine nursing and caring for a patient who cannot tell you if they are in pain, feeling thirsty, hot or disoriented? Veterinary nurses learn the specialised skills needed in caring for sick or injured animals, and they are an essential part of the veterinary team and are highly skilled professionals. We would like to express our appreciation to all the vet nurse’s around the world, in particular our incredibly hard working, fun, kind, generous and brilliant vet nurses who work tirelessly to make sure all our patients get the very best of care possible. We love you all and can never fully express our gratitude to you.

20.01.2022 The Alice Springs Veterinary Hospital is closed today for Picnic Day. We do however have a vet on call for emergencies only on 0409 529 899 We will re-open with our normal business hours on Tuesday 4th August

08.01.2022 **PARVO ALERT** Are you dogs vaccinations up to date? We have unfortunately been seeing multiple positive Canine parvovirus cases recently! Parvo is a highly infectious virus that attacks the gastrointestinal tract of dogs. Un-vaccinated dogs are particularly susceptible to contracting parvo as this virus can survive in the environment for months and it only takes a very small amount to infect an exposed animal.... Once contracted, intensive treatment is required for the best chance of survival. Left untreated the mortality rate exceeds 90%. Avoid a parvo scare by ensuring your dogs vaccinations are up to date, and that your puppy receives a full course of initial vaccinations- 1 is not enough! The age at which your puppy receives their vaccinations is also important as there is a critical time when the mothers natural antibodies are beginning to subside, and this is the point where we need to intervene with a vaccination to ensure your puppy stays protected. Unfortunately are still seeing many heartbreaking cases of parvo at the moment. The first signs of parvo virus are general lethargy and inappetence (off colour or flat) followed by vomiting and/or diarrhoea. The earlier treatment commences, the better the chance of survival so if in doubt, please call your vet for advice.

01.01.2022 FOUND Male entire rottweiler cross, no microchip or collar. Little timid to begin with but after some time is very friendly and wants cuddles. Between 12 to 15 months old Found Stuart Terrace. ... If this matches the description of your dog please either come into our clinic (17 Elder St - corner of Milner Rd and Elder St) or call us on 08 8952 9899 during our business hours of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. Please supply a photo on arrival. See more