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Bayside Animal Hospital Wolli Creek

Locality: Wolli Creek

Phone: +61 2 7901 0837

Address: Shop 1/1 Guess Avenue 2205 Wolli Creek, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Sadly this deadly disease is still around. Prevention is gold.

22.01.2022 Indian ringneck Parakeet found in Wolli Creek on 6/10/2020. Please contact us if this could be your bird at 7901 0837

22.01.2022 <<>> Our beautiful brown lab Stan got out from our home overnight - we are in Denison st arncliffe - 2205. He’s friendly, will come on call not aggressive - typical happy lab. Male, desexed, around 5yrs, wearing a rescue Labrador collar but no name tag Jude love 0417473719

21.01.2022 Please take a minute to read Sydney Uni’s latest recommendation on Leptospirosis prevention in dogs.

15.01.2022 <> This little one was found in the rain last night in Arncliffe. If you are the owner or you know who he belongs to, please contact Bayside Vets on 0279010837. Please share.

13.01.2022 I am sleepy but I will keep eating and sleeping at the same time

09.01.2022 Super friendly Kelpie X found in Arncliffe yesterday. If you are the owner or know the owner of this little fella please contact Bayside Animal Hospital on 0279010837 ASAP.

09.01.2022 Hello! My name is B Boy the Bayside clinic cat and meownager!

07.01.2022 Hi all, my cat was involved in an incident with a dog today in front of our house on Smith St. We managed to get the cat and dog separated but Pedro darted off and might be injured, scared and hiding. If anyone spots him could you please let me know?

06.01.2022 <> Male Ragdoll cat found on Roach St Arncliffe this afternoon. Microchipped but as the NSW government pet registry is down, we are unable to contact the owner. If you are the owner or you know the owner, please contact us as soon as possible on 0279010837. Proof of ownership essential when claiming.

05.01.2022 We will be closed on Queen’s Birthday on the 8th June 2020. If you have any emergency needs on the day, please bring your pet to our partner emergency hospital SVES located 675 Botany Rd Rosebery. We wish everyone a safe and happy long weekend.

04.01.2022 It's that time of year again! Wonderful, warm, Springtime Not only do we enjoy this warming weather, but the parasites do too! Through the cooler months, fleas slow down, and their larvae often go dormant and become less of a problem for our pets, though once the weather starts to warm up there is often a mass hatch of flea larvae and their population can quickly become out of control. When the warmth and humidity are just right, the flea life cycle can speed up, and thei...r growth from egg to adult can occur in just a couple of weeks (instead of months) . Ticks also enjoy the warm weather, and thrive even further when humidity is increased, though they can be found all year round in particular areas. Whilst we highly recommend tick and flea treatment all year around, it's particularly important to keep up your pets treatment through the warm months - for both cats and dogs! At Bayside we recommend Bravecto tick and flea treatment for your pets, available in a 3 monthly chew OR 6 monthly spot-on for dogs, and a 3 monthly spot-on for cats. We can even help you administer or apply Bravecto for your pet if you're unsure when using it. KEEP YOUR EYES ON OUR PAGE FOR A BRAVECTO COMPETITION STARTING VERY SOON What else can you do at home to aid in the war on ticks and fleas? - Vacuum indoor carpets and solid surfaces (like floorboards). - Vacuum furniture using appropriate attachments. - Wash bed linens, pet bedding and rugs frequented by pets. - Mow lawns regularly. - Clear gardens as well as brush, leaves and tall grass from around houses, gardens and walls at property margins. - Consider using a pest-control specialist to spray around the outside and/or inside of your home (ensure your pets are not in the vicinity) - Check over your pets coat frequently (daily ideally!) for flea dirt, live fleas or ticks. - Check warm, hidden areas on your pets for ticks (ears, genitals, bottom, in-between toes, in/around mouth).

04.01.2022 Please be reminded from 1 July 2020 owners of cats not de-sexed by four months of age will be required to pay an $80 annual permit in addition to the one-off lifetime pet registration fee. https://www.olg.nsw.gov.au//nsw-pet-regist/annual-permits/

02.01.2022 #Whosechicken? This baby chicken was found in Turrella and handed in. Please contact us on 02 7901 0837 if it’s your chicken. Proof of ownership required.