Asquith and Berowra Veterinary Clinics in Asquith, New South Wales, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Asquith and Berowra Veterinary Clinics

Locality: Asquith, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9477 1349

Address: 53 Salisbury Rd 2077 Asquith, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Meet Holly & Grace! They visited the Asquith Vet Hospital for their puppy vaccinations. We think they are just divine!

24.01.2022 Happy New Year’s Eve! While fireworks are exciting for humans, they are terrifying for animals, so it’s important to consider our furry friends tonight. Protect your pets from the loud noises by keeping them inside in a safe place, keeping them calm and making sure they have access to lots of water. A game or two to distract them will help too.... A reminder, we are closed New Years Day. Asquith Vet will return to normal hours from Saturday 2nd and Berowra will return to normal from Monday 4th. Another reminder that the emergency hospital, NEVS, is considered to be in the Northern Beaches so for emergencies head to SASH at North Ryde. #asquithvet #berowravet #newsyearseve #animalhealth #pethealth #dogs #cats

23.01.2022 *Found Indian Ringneck Parakeet* Found Sutton Street, Hornsby. If this is your bird or someone you know please contact us on 9477 1349 as soon as possible. ... Please share to get this baby home.

23.01.2022 TOXIN ALERT THIS FESTIVE SEASON! Please be alert when it comes to these common toxin/poisons this festive season. If you have any questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact the Asquith Vet on 94771349 or Berowra Vet on 94562526.

22.01.2022 A huge congratulations to nurse Jade who gave birth to a gorgeous baby girl called Hazel Jade Baxter Wishing you all the best on your new journey into motherhood xx

20.01.2022 Things will be heating up this weekend! Here are some top tips for what to look out for in your best buddy this weekend, and also ways to keep them safe and cool. Remember to contact us on 9477 1349 (Asquith) or 9456 2526 (Berowra) if you have any concerns!

18.01.2022 Spring has sprung! Competition time: Post a photo of your pet enjoying the warmer weather. The winners will win a free shampoo and conditioner pack. Competition closes this Friday the 9th of October. ... With the weather getting warmer, just a quick reminder to protect your pets against those fatal paralysis ticks! Here are three recommendations to help reduce your pets’ risk of suffering from tick paralysis: 1. Preventative treatment Tick paralysis can be prevented with long-lasting treatments available to protect your pet. 2. Daily inspections use your finger tips to feel your pet’s coat from head to foot every day 3. Watch from symptoms Be vigilant and keep an eye out for weakness, paralysis, agitation and unusual breathing patterns Bravecto & Revolution for cats if an effective product that kills paralysis ticks and fleas. With many of our furry friends exploring the outdoors they are at a high risk for getting paralysis ticks. Pictured below is nurse Emma’s pooch Layla

17.01.2022 Last chance to enter our spring competition!

16.01.2022 Paralysis tick season is upon us! And unfortunately, the paralysis tick is one of the most dangerous parasites for both cats and dogs. The good news is you can help protect you pet from the impact of a tick bite with a long- lasting preventative treatment. Peak paralysis tick season in Australia is usually in the warmer months from September through to March. ... Please call Asquith Vet or 94771349 or Berowra Vet on 94562526 to speak about preventative treatments.

12.01.2022 We say farewell to Nurse Jade as she heads on maternity leave! We wish Jade all the best with their new journey into parenthood. We are all really going to miss her dedication and care to our patients and clients

12.01.2022 Happy Halloween Are your pets in the Halloween spirit? Let’s see those photos!

10.01.2022 The competition winners are; Marley and her sidekick Lula the Peking duck, Alfie, Ella and special mention to Mark for his gorgeous blue tongue lizards. Thank you to everyone who entered there were so many great entries. If the winners could please pick up their shampoo and conditioner prize pack from the Asquith Vet Hospital.

09.01.2022 Meet Atlas the Finnish Lapphund Puppy Atlas came in for his puppy vaccinations and check with Dr Jison! The Finnish Lapphund is an Arctic herding spitz breed of dog from the Lapland regions of Finland, bred as a companion and to herd reindeer. Finnish Lapphunds are a medium sized compact breed with a thick harsh double coat. They come in a range of different coat colours and markings - black or brown (with or without tan markings), cream, sable, wolf sable and domino pattern. They are an energetic and friendly breed - but keep in mind they are a working breed and thrive on being part of the family. Daily exercise is recommended - they are also a very trainable breed and there are many competing in different dog sports throughout Australia.

08.01.2022 Just a few more days to enter! Keep those photos coming!

06.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse Day! We want to thank all our wonderful vet nurses for everything you do for us. We wouldn’t be able to do our job without you and it certainly wouldn’t be half as fun!! :) we love you all The nurses pictured are Britt, Ash, Emma, Jade and Lucy. And not forgetting our vet nurses that are not pictured; Sarah, Rebecca, Becky, Gabby, Kate, Crystal, Georgia and Nadine. Thank you again to all our vet nurses we appreciate you all!

06.01.2022 Wishing two of our patients, Oscar and Lucy the labradors, a Happy 15th Birthday today! Here they are today at their ripe old age still lining up for their daily walks. We hope you got spoilt with lots of toys and tummy rubs

04.01.2022 MEET INDIE! Indie had her check up with Dr Helen Cowie. We think Indie is just the sweetest little Rottweiler puppy

04.01.2022 Congratulations to our competition winner! Merry Christmas from Knoxie, Molly, Bandit and Bella

03.01.2022 Meet Basil Basil is a Weimaraner who came in for his puppy vaccinations with Dr Brad Garlick. Fun fact: Dr Brad use to breed Weimaraners in his early days of being a vet.

02.01.2022 Merry Christmas Everyone Here are our opening hours over the holiday period. Asquith Vet: Christmas Day - closed... Boxing Day - open 9am-11.30am 27th - open 9am-11.30am 28th - open 9am-11.30am 29th - open normal hours 8am-8pm 30th - open normal hours 8am-8pm 31st - open 8am-6pm 1st - closed 2nd onwards - normals hours resume Berowra Vet: Christmas Day - closed Boxing Day - closed 27th - closed 28th - closed 29th - open normal hours 8am-6pm 30th - open normal hours 8am-6pm 31st - open 8am-4pm 1st - closed 2nd - closed 3rd - closed 4th onwards - normal hours resume Please phone us on 9477 1349 or 9456 2526 to be referred to your nearest emergency vet should any issues arise.