Allambie Vet in Allambie Heights | Veterinary surgeon

Allambie Vet

Locality: Allambie Heights

Phone: +61 2 9905 0505

Address: 92 Allambie Road, Allambie Heights 2100 Allambie Heights, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.allambievet.com.au

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25.01.2022 What a gorgeous day! Loved seeing all the dogs out and about this morning on their morning walks Share your pictures below of your furry friend out and about this weekend

25.01.2022 Theo he is a frequent flyer at Allambie Vet! He suffers from chronic IBD. The nurses love his smooches during hospital stays

24.01.2022 Leptospirosis Update: Unfortunately there has been a reported case on the Lower North Shore. There have not been any reported cases on the Northern Beaches to date and we are currently recommending that if you walk, exercise your dogs outside of a 5 km radius of Crows Nest, they should be safe.... However, some clients are electing to have Leptospirosis Vaccination given as a precaution. Please call Allambie Vet on 9905 0505 to discuss or book an appointment. We have plenty of Leptospirosis Vaccination in stock

24.01.2022 Another day, another wonderful puppy class graduation! Congratulations to these lovely puppies and owners

22.01.2022 Happy Further’s Day to all the dads out there!

22.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day How amazing are our best friends! They bring love, kindness and companionship into our daily lives. Especially during these hard times our best friend has been right by outsides! Share a picture below of your best friend

21.01.2022 Tick Paralysis Is your pet's tick prevention overdue? Over the past week we have treated a number of patients with tick paralysis and unfortunately lost one. We are thinking of the family during this tough time ... Please make sure your dog or cat is on one of these recommended products: Dogs: Bravecto chewable - given every 3 months Bravecto spot-on - applied every 6 months Nexgard/Nexgard Spectra - given monthly Simparica - given monthly Cats: Bravecto spot-on - applied every 3 months Bravecto plus - applied every 2 months If you have any questions about what prevention is best for your furry friend please call 9905 0595. One of our lovely receptionist or nurses will be able to advise you. If your pet starts showing any signs of tick paralysis please take them to the vet straight away

19.01.2022 What a gorgeous day! Loved seeing all the dogs out and about this morning on their morning walks Share your pictures below of your furry friend out and about this weekend

19.01.2022 *BIG GINGE UPDATE* The Big Ginge has gone home!!! Julia, the lovely lady who helped save his life, has just adopted him and he will find a loving home with ...her and her family. It's been a rough few weeks for this sweet cat but now he has finally 'landed all fours' finding his new forever home Enjoy your new life Ginge! Once again thanks to the folks at Northside Emergency Veterinary Service and Northside Veterinary Specialists for all their work helping Big Ginge too! See more

18.01.2022 How handsome is Digger @diggy.smalls.bc Getting my vaccination! I didn’t feel it because I was eating treats!!!

18.01.2022 COVID19 UPDATE Dear Allambie Vet Family, The past few months have been a rollercoaster. None of us could have foreseen the position we find ourselves in today. We appreciate how our clients have adapted to our new and changing COVID safe protocols over the past few months. We have been very fortunate to be able to continue to care for your furry friends during the pandemic. ... Following the NSW Governments recent recommendations. Our staff will all be wearing face masks. We would ask that our clients consider wearing a mask. Please do not hesitate to ask for a mask upon arrival if you have forgotten or don’t have your own. Please remember when visiting Allambie Vet: Social distancing in the hospital at all times. Use the hand sanitiser when entering reception. We ask that only one person accompanies your pet in the consult. If multiple people are present we will have to consult in the side garden or park next to the hospital. Repeat medications and prescription diets can be pre-ordered. Once medications are dispensed, our receptionist will call for payment. Medications and food will be placed outside under cover for collection. For those who are concerned, the elderly or immunocompromised people we are more than happy to provide consultations outside or at your car on request. Thank you for your understanding and patience during these challenging and difficult times. We can’t wait to reintroduce that personal touch we have all been missing so much Let’s work together to protect our community!

14.01.2022 One of the many gorgeous puppy’s that started class this week @amyspuppypreschool Welcome to this big burner ball or fluff! @allambievet Wednesday night puppy class

13.01.2022 *BIG GINGE UPDATE* The Big Ginge has gone home!!! Julia, the lovely lady who helped save his life, has just adopted him and he will find a loving home with ...her and her family. It's been a rough few weeks for this sweet cat but now he has finally 'landed all fours' finding his new forever home Enjoy your new life Ginge! Once again thanks to the folks at Northside Emergency Veterinary Service and Northside Veterinary Specialists for all their work helping Big Ginge too! See more

13.01.2022 Spokey visited us recently for his puppy health check and vaccination. Safe to say he was very relaxed! @ Allambie Vet

13.01.2022 Theo he is a frequent flyer at Allambie Vet! He suffers from chronic IBD. The nurses love his smooches during hospital stays

13.01.2022 How handsome is Digger @diggy.smalls.bc Getting my vaccination! I didn’t feel it because I was eating treats!!!

12.01.2022 Ted is never too far away from his new little brother isn’t the bond between animals and babies special

10.01.2022 Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) - what is it and how do we treat it! Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) is a combination of abnormalities affecting short faced dogs and cats, known as brachycephalic breeds. Although these animals are very cute and loveable, BOAS effects the quality and length of life of affected breeds. The main health concerns for brachycephalic breeds diagnosed with BOAS include increased risk of overheating, Increased pres...sure and risk of airway collapse (both windpipe and lung airways) and a decrease in oxygenation to vital organs (such as the brain) - all secondary to the increased airway obstruction. Here's a breakdown on what's available for treatment and preventative care for our little flat faced friends.

08.01.2022 Another day, another wonderful puppy class graduation! Congratulations to these lovely puppies and owners

07.01.2022 Saturday afternoon adolescence classes at Allambie Vet - Graduation day for an awesome group of puppies! Contact Ally to find out more about these post puppy class courses

05.01.2022 Australia is barking mad for cavoodles, with new research revealing the poodle cross is the most popular pooch in town. Hill’s Pet Nutrition Australia found that among the cuddly cavoodles reigning supreme across the country, Kobe is the No.1 trending name. Meet little Bowie he is one of many new cavoodles on the Northern Beaches! He was in this morning for his puppy health check and vaccination.... Who else has a cavoodle? Share your pictures below

05.01.2022 Heat Stroke Warning for Pets The first seriously hot days of summer are on their way. Temperature is set to reach 40 degrees over the weekend, we need to remember to keep our furry friends comfortable too. If your pet starts incessant panting, drooling, is restless, has a bright red tongue, is lethargic, has vomiting or diarrhoea, shows weakness, is collapsed, has muscle tremors or seizures - contact your vet immediately. ... Factors that may make Heat Stroke more likely: obesity, brachycephalic breeds, excessive exercise, long/thick coats, dehydration, heart disease or respiratory disease. Keep pets inside in the cool with you! Pets enjoy air conditioning and fans as much as we do! Ensure they have free access to fresh water all day long. Try not to transport pets in the car unnecessarily, and as always - don't leave them unattended in the car. Believe it or not, we still see heat stroke victims from this scenario, and we cannot always save them. Damp towels can help provide some relief to pets, as can a fine mist water spray. Freeze treats for pets, and add ice cubes to their water bowl. If your pet has recently been affected by tick paralysis, they will be facing an even tougher time today as the tick toxin prevents the animal from thermoregulating normally. Keep them cool and stress free, and call your vet if you have any concerns. Limit exercise for your dog today. Not only is it far too hot for aerobic exercise, but the road and pathways will be boiling hot which can cause burns to your dog's paws. Heat stroke can be fatal and is an emergency. If you suspect you pet may be affected, please contact Allambie Vet on 9905 0505.

02.01.2022 One of the many gorgeous puppy’s that started class this week @amyspuppypreschool Welcome to this big burner ball or fluff! @allambievet Wednesday night puppy class

01.01.2022 Gastro is going around again We have seen a large number of gastroenteritis cases in the last couple of days. All these dogs presented with frequent vomiting, inappetance, some had diarrhoea, and most were quite dehydrated. These symptoms can be due to a number of conditions however as there have been so many dogs with the same signs, a gastric virus is suspected. Gastro viruses are highly contagious and can spread through the dog community quickly. The virus is passed th...rough saliva, vomit and faeces. The virus can pass through direct contact with another dog or through dogs licking or sniffing surfaces (eg poles/fences) or drinking from shared water bowls. If your dog has developed any of these signs, then please keep them home and away from other dogs until they are better to help stop it spreading further. If they are unwell or showing any of the above symptoms then we recommend a consultation. See more

01.01.2022 Dolly is currently undergoing cancer treatment using Immunotherapy. She was diagnosed with Cutaneous Mast Cell Tumours. To find out more about Dolly’s Cancer and Immunotherapy: https://allambievet.com.au//immunotherapy-treat-cancer-dog