Anglesea Veterinary Clinic in Anglesea, Victoria | Veterinary surgeon

Anglesea Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Anglesea, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5261 4137

Address: 1A Diggers Pde 3230 Anglesea, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 It’s international women’s day & we’d like to celebrate you all!! including our very own Dr Kate, & the almost all women team at the clinic, did you check out your Surf Coast Times this week?

25.01.2022 Could stare at this all day .. did you see the Whales this morning?

24.01.2022 Riva, Tash and Skittles came in for a visit at Anglesea this morning!

23.01.2022 Ginny came to visit our Anglesea clinic today for her annual vaccination. Ginny loves to come and see us, and especially loves the treats

23.01.2022 What to expect when you come into our Anglesea clinic...... - it’s a small branch clinic and not a big hospital (unlike our main practice at Torquay) - no appointment’s are necessary, just pop down between 8:30-9:30 and take a seat while you wait - we do have a small selection of food, flea and worm treatment, but if there’s something you need, just phone Torquay the day before and we can have it here ready for you the next day - all phone calls go through to the main practic...e at Torquay - we can see all pets at Anglesea for check ups and consultations (it’s only if they require surgery, xrays or a blood test that they may need to go onto the Torquay practice) - See more

22.01.2022 ‘Boof’ I can not wait to see you grow into your name & OK maybe just one more treat before you go

22.01.2022 Did you get your copy of the Surf Coast Times with Dr Luci on page 23?

22.01.2022 Please note we reopen 8:30am Monday morning.

20.01.2022 The gorgeous Lola posing perfectly for a photo....or a treat

19.01.2022 ‘Kadah’ the gorgeous Saluki in to have his bandage off this morning. Did you know the Saluki is one of the oldest known dog breeds and is sometimes referred to as the Royal dog of Egypt! They are known for their speed and endurance and can test her speeds of up to 69km/h

18.01.2022 We are closed Monday 8th June for the long weekend, reopen Tuesday morning at 8:30am. For all emergencies please phone Geelong Animal Emergency on 5222 2139.

18.01.2022 Bea it took a few try’s but we managed one photo of you sitting still

17.01.2022 We’re closed for the queens birthday Monday June 14th, have a pawsome day & we’ll see you Tuesday

16.01.2022 If you own a cat you can agree with this one!!

16.01.2022 Kennel Cough (canine infectious tracheobronchitis) (canine Cough) (Bordetella bronchiseptica) Across Southern Victoria there has been a wide spread outbreak of the disease!!... WHAT IS IT? It is one of the most contagious respiratory disease of dogs. Causing inflammation of the dogs upper respiratory tract. It can have both a viral and bacterial cause , usually it is combination HOW DO DOGS CATCH IT? It is an airborne transferred disease, and can particles can travel great distances after a dog coughs or sneezes. Coming into contact with a contagious dog or surfaces or even a dog waking by the front yard can result in infection with the disease. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS? A dry persistent, forceful, hacking cough - almost as though something is stuck in their throat and are trying to bring it up. Occasionally this cough brings up a white foamy substance. Along with this we sometimes also see lethargy, inappetence, fever, nose and eye discharge. WHAT IS TREATMENT? It varies greatly depending on severity and symptoms involved, but may consist of antibiotics, cough suppressant, something to soothe the irritated throat & possibly lower the fever. Rest is also very important and staying home to limit the spread. BUT MY DOG HAS BEEN VACCINATED? Yes we vaccinate for the main causes, but there are other strains and variants out there that can cause it. DO I NEED TO TAKE MY DOG TO THE VET? Yes it is advised to, we want to make sure that yes it is Kennel Cough as the cause and not something else. We also need to asses what treatment is required for each individual case. If left untreated in some cases this can lead to serious complications, especially for our very young and older patients. On arrival at the Vet you must keep your dog in the car to limit spread while waiting to be seen!! Some animals will be assessed in the car, others may need to enter into the clinic , a thorough clean with antiviral will be undertaken after any possible cases. HOW LONG WILL IT LAST? It varies between a few days for some dogs and up to 2 weeks for others, if it is not clearing after this time a revisit is required. OTHER THINGS TO NOTE.... Humans can NOT catch it. Think of it a little like the human flu- yes we can vaccinate for it but here are other strains out there, yes everyone in the household will probably catch it but everyone will respond differently, some will barely be ill and others will feel terrible. Let’s do our best to limit the spread, please if you think your dog may have it, no walks and staying home (apart from your vet visit) until they have recovered.

15.01.2022 Dr Kate checking over Clancy before her Dental procedure

14.01.2022 Happy Easter to all. Remember we’re having a little break too & will reopen Tuesday morning 8:30am. If you have an emergency in the meantime please phone Geelong animal emergency on 5222 2139

13.01.2022 Aww Koko that look you give your dad to make sure everything is ok is just the sweetest.

13.01.2022 Dudley the Dandie Dinmont terrier. Yes it’s a real breed & yes - if they’re all as sweet & cute as Dudley I want one

12.01.2022 We will be closed this Monday 8th of March for the Labour Day public holiday. Please contact Geelong Animal Emergency on PH: (03) 5222 2139 for any animal emergencies.

09.01.2022 Nate and his new little Kelpie pup ‘Bella’ waiting patiently

09.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day to all the mammas - furred feathered and human

07.01.2022 The lovely Marlowe came into visit at Anglesea today for a dental check . For the month of August we are offering free dental checks for dental month!

07.01.2022 We’re open tomorrow guys, and the next day & the next....... vets are essential, & you’re allowed to travel more than 5km if needed to see us. I hope your furred and feathered loves had their share of valentines cuddles today

06.01.2022 At 18 years old Daisy we still think you’re cute as a button

05.01.2022 The beautiful Abbey , can you believe she’s 13.5 years old . Mornings like this we’re happy to see her outside in the sunshine.

05.01.2022 See NYE firework details below.....

04.01.2022 Not always cats and dogs, Beautiful Jewel the Belgian d’Uccle was in for a visit this morning

02.01.2022 It’s National Pet Desexing month , we’re proudly in support of this campaign. Please phone 52614137 to book in

01.01.2022 We’re only a small clinic here in Anglesea, but very well set up for all vaccinations, consultation’s and the treatment of ears, eyes, skin, and more. However should our patients require further hospitalisation, sedation or surgery, we do send them over to our much larger clinic in Torquay.

01.01.2022 Dog protests annoying everyday things with funny signs (12 pics):