Beach and Bay Vet in Empire Bay, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon

Beach and Bay Vet

Locality: Empire Bay, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4363 2222

Address: 436 Empire Bay Drive 2257 Empire Bay, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!! We are CLOSED from December 24th 1pm We will be OPEN from December 29th 830AM book online at www.beachandbayvet.com.au

25.01.2022 *** TRIVIA TUESDAY **** A Rhinoceros‘s horns are made of ‘keratin’ which is the same type of protein that makes up humans' hair and fingernails

24.01.2022 The Christmas period is a time for celebration, filled with eating, drinking & gift giving! There are, however, many potential dangers for our pets associated with the holiday season. Below is a list of some common foods or items that can unfortunately cause harm to our pets if ingested Ham, crackling, leftovers (bones; fatty, mouldy or spoiled items), fruit cake/fruit mince pies, grapes, onions, garlic, chocolate, macadamia nuts, alcohol, christmas trees & decorations (ba...ubles, tinsel, string, lights, batteries, electrical cables) If you witness your pet ingest any of the above, or even if you’re not entirely sure they have, please phone us immediately We hope that you & your furry family members have a safe & happy holidays!

23.01.2022 *** TRIVIA TUESDAY *** The male seahorse actually becomes pregnant and also gives birth to babies. They are the only animal on earth where the male carries the baby rather than the female.

21.01.2022 *LOST* We are trying to help a lovely client who is not on FB find their Grey Maine Coon Bagheera, who went missing while incare with another boarding facility. He has escaped around the area of Empire Bay drive, Bensville. If you spot him, please contact us on 43632222 or Jenny on 43694653. As you can imagine Bagheeras owners are very distressed and upset so any sightings will be greatly appreciated

20.01.2022 We are CLOSED for the long weekend. CLOSED Saturday October 3rd CLOSED Sunday October 4th CLOSED Monday October 5th... OPEN TUESDAY OCTOBER 6TH from 830am Book online appointments at www.beachandbayvet.com.au

20.01.2022 A big congratulations to our most recent puppy preschool graduates! Obi, Gracie, Toffee, Willow and Cooper #puppypreschool #puppylove

19.01.2022 A day in the life of a patient . We know how stressful it can be to drop your pet off for surgery. Rest assured Beach and Bay Vet staff give your pet lots of love and cuddles during the day. Lexi recently spent the day with us while she was desexed. Her day started with her arrival, being weighed and the completion of some paperwork. Amanda, one of our registered nurses, gave her a full check up (with lots of pats!). Lexi rested comfortably in her padded bed. We were rea...dy to start surgery where she received oxygen before entering theatre. Once Lexi’s surgery was completed we ensured she received pain relief to keep her pain free and comfortable whilst resting waiting to go home. Beautiful Lexie was collected by her owner later the same afternoon. Thank you Lexi’s mum and dad for letting us share her day. She was a perfect patient. You can follow Lexie on Instagram #lexi_adventures20

18.01.2022 Miss Lillie Having a cuddle with Nurse Amanda just before her dental procedure

18.01.2022 ** Trivia Tuesday** Scientists estimate there are at least 1.5 million ants on the planet for every human being. Although most of the population are found in tropical areas, ants exist on every continent except Antarctica.

18.01.2022 Sisters Lulu and Jessie enjoying all the treats from Dr Emma on their first visit to Beach and Bay! We can’t wait to watch you grow girls #puppylove #puppykisses #treattime #littermates #sisters #love #puppycuddles

17.01.2022 Dr Adele sneaking in some puppy cuddles on her lunch break the other week

16.01.2022 Gorgeous 6month old Saffy is enjoying some cuddles and kisses after her desexing today with nurses Jeanette and Bree.

15.01.2022 *** TRIVIA TUESDAY *** A group of parrots is known as a pandemonium!

13.01.2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!

13.01.2022 A big congratulations to our most recent puppy preschool graduates Douglas, Ace, April, Leila and Sonny!

10.01.2022 It’s going to be very hot this weekend -Please keep exercise to a minimum or not all. Walks, dog parks and beaches etc should be visited first thing in the morning or later in the evening when the temperature is not at its highest. -If at all possible, keep pets inside in the air conditioning or under fans. ... -Make sure there is lots of shade if your pets are outside with PLENTY of fresh, cool water. -Using aids such as cooling Matts to keep pets cool (even wet towels on the cool concrete) -Putting ice blocks in water bowls is also a great idea or making ice blocks for pets with their favourite food/treats in them. -NEVER leave your pet in the car, even if it is for just a minute. -Kids wading pools are great to help cool pets down as well as hoses/sprinklers if you do not have water restrictions in place. -For pocket pets that can’t be bought inside make sure there is plenty of fresh water for them and even try putting covered ice bricks inside hutches. Please look out for the signs of heat stroke - excessive panting - tiredness - staggering/collapse - sometimes vomiting If you can, please leave some bowls of water out for our wildlife and check on your elderly neighbours/friends and their pets! Stay cool everyone, it’s going to be a hot one!!

10.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all our beautiful patients and clients! We could not be more grateful to be involved and work along side such a generous bunch and to be involved in such a loving and supporting community! We can’t wait to see what 2021 brings us. Stay safe everyone

09.01.2022 A big congratulations to our most recent puppy preschool graduates! Banjo, Missy, Mavis, Frankie, Tavish and Remi!

09.01.2022 CREAM CHEESE CAM Mr Harley caught enjoying his cream cheese after visiting the lovely nurses yesterday!

09.01.2022 **Trivia Tuesday** Platypus actually swim with their eyes closed. Folds of skin cover their eyes and ears to prevent water from entering. They also close their nostrils to make a watertight seal.

08.01.2022 Little Puppy Picollo is very lucky that he didn’t get dog napped after seeing Dr Alice on Saturday How can you not be obsessed with that little face

08.01.2022 Nandi and Jabu enjoying some cuddles from mum after their vaccinations with doctor Helen This pair can drop by anytime so we can enjoy some cuddles. #burmesecatsofaustralia #catlovers #catcuddles

08.01.2022 A rainy Thursday isn’t to bad when this is your first patient of the day! Adorable Yummy the Golden Retriever pup melted our hearts and is exactly what we needed today

08.01.2022 *** TRIVIA TUESDAY *** Rattle snakes give birth to live young. The female snake lays eggs which hatch inside her. Another fact, each time a rattle snake sheds it skin, it will gain a rattle segment on the end of its tail.

05.01.2022 *** TRIVIA TUESDAY *** The worlds deadliest animal isn’t a shark, bear or tiger, but something far smaller. The mosquito! According to the World Health Organization, 725,000 people are killed each year from mosquito-borne diseases, such as Malaria, dengue fever and yellow fever.

05.01.2022 ** Trivia Tuesday** An elephants tooth is the size of a brick and a single tooth (molar) can weigh up to 2kg EACH!

03.01.2022 A big congratulations to our most recent puppy preschool graduates! Arlo, Ruby, Rosie and Bonnie

02.01.2022 Queen Lillian on her throne yesterday after her yearly vaccination and cuddles with Dr Helen #caturday

02.01.2022 HAPPY VET NURSE DAY!!!!!! Today we celebrate our amazing Beach and Bay Vet Nurses! All our nurses our registered and certified! This means all our nurses have achieved their qualifications and keep their registration active by completing ongoing education every year! We are so proud of them! We also couldn't do our jobs without them ... Thank you to all vet nurses for being the caring, intelligent and intensely helpful gang you are! Enjoy today #vetnurselife #veterinarynurse #VetNurseDay #myVNCA https://www.vnca.asn.au/about-veterinary-nur/vet-nurse-day/