Ballina Veterinary Hospital in Ballina, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon
Ballina Veterinary Hospital
Locality: Ballina, New South Wales
Phone: +61 2 6686 4889
Address: 14 River Street 2478 Ballina, NSW, Australia
Website: http://ballinavet.com.au/
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24.01.2022 If you are having a bad day just look at this happy puppy
23.01.2022 Peaches has tick paralysis
23.01.2022 Look at that face little Josie is in today having her bug desex surgery. Paul Gilbert she will be smothered with cuddles
20.01.2022 Leroy is a 16year old cat who had his 1st ever dental yesterday. We removed 6 teeth and these teeth were removed because they were heavily diseased and causing him significant pain . Leroy went home and ate his dinner after what was a long anaesthetic and difficult dentistry. Animals are just amazing and once his little mouth heals he will feel like a kitten again
19.01.2022 Remove the canine tooth they said, it'll be easy they said . See how 3/4 of the canine tooth is below the gum line? This is one of the most difficult teeth to remove because of it's size. This beautiful big boy is Pirate and he had the canine tooth and the small tumour that you can see on his lower canine removed from the gum line today. What a brave boy he was
16.01.2022 Hard day at work
16.01.2022 It's time he got a new girlfriend
13.01.2022 Hands free kitten device
11.01.2022 Find someone who looks at you the way Joe looks at corn chips
11.01.2022 We have a horrible job
10.01.2022 6 weeks of pins for Meeka girl and today we celebrate the removal of 2 of them
09.01.2022 Remove this tooth from a 62kg dogue de bordeaux they said. It will be easy they said
08.01.2022 Before and after pics of an epic makeover. Little Candy had a full grease and oil change yesterday and what a difference
08.01.2022 This is little Josie after her desex surgery yesterday
07.01.2022 Meet Fang brave Fang had an orthopaedic surgery today to repair the cruciate ligament in the knee joint. A prosthetic nylon line is used to replace the ruptured cruciate ligament. This prosthesis is placed around a small bone called the fabella which sits at the back of the femur. It then tracks under the patella ligament, runs back through a hole made into the tibial crest, and is tightened via tunnelling through two metal crimps which hold the line in place. This gives the joint stability and in no time at all little Fang will be back running again
07.01.2022 Little Tilda you are divine
07.01.2022 Absolutely horrible job. Not sure why we continue coming to work each day
04.01.2022 Here are some foster kittens playing to brighten your Monday
04.01.2022 Is there anything cuter than this face?! Rosie we are glad you are eating for us
04.01.2022 Our Friday bravery award goes to Jagger On Wednesday he had a little fall and fractured the growth plate in his left hind leg. Today he had surgery to place a bone pin and tension wire to stabilise the joint. As with any fracture site, this little boy is looking at a 6 week recovery but once the surgery heals there will be no stopping him. Jagger we love you and wish you well in your recovery
03.01.2022 Archie you can stay forever
