Belrose Veterinary Hospital in Belrose, New South Wales | Medical and health

Belrose Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Belrose, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9452 3155

Address: 70 Pringle Avenue 2085 Belrose, NSW, Australia

Website: http://belrosevet.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Have you seen Nellie? Appealing to our beautiful community to keep their eyes and ears out and help find Miss Nellie. She went missing from Aranda Drive after her family tragically lost their home in a fire. Nellie is a 9 month old female, British short hair and is microchipped. If sighted or found please contact us on 94523155 with the details so we can get her home as soon as possible.

24.01.2022 Christmas & New Year Opening Hours If your pet requires veterinary treatment or health advice when we are closed, please contact or visit the amazing team at Northside Emergency Veterinary Service. T - (02) 9452 2933. A - 335 Mona Vale Road, Terrey Hills... (Turn right at the traffic lights at the intersection of Frenchs Forest Road & Monavale Road. It is a left turn into their driveway after passing Forestway Fresh). See more

24.01.2022 Gentle Giant Millie At 67kg you would think Millie wouldnt be afraid of anything! But this gentle girl hates nail clipping! Luckily nurse Hayley is quick and provides a treat with every clip to ensure Millies manicure was as stress free as possible

23.01.2022 Who doesn’t love a nose boop! Little Portia was desexed yesterday and won Dr Johns heart, getting lots of pre & post surgery cuddles to make the experience easier

23.01.2022 Tiny Tuesday! Caesar may be tiny, but brought us a huge amount of joy during his vaccination visit. Dr Emily got the sweetest cuddle

22.01.2022 Can you spot what shouldn’t be in Sundays X-Ray This cheeky Labrador decided to swallow a tennis ball! As you can see it was unfortunately too large to pass through safely and Dr Emily had to surgically remove it. Sunday went through the procedure well and is recovering happily at home today

22.01.2022 BELROSE VET COVID-19 UPDATE - WE ARE STILL HERE FOR YOU & YOUR PETS As the COVID-19 situation evolves on the Northern Beaches we would like to confirm to our clients and community we will remain open and able to care for your pets. Although to ensure we can stay OPEN during this uncertain time and protect the safety of both our community and team members, we will be implementing CONTACT FREE CONSULTS ONLY. The process will be as follows, ... - If your pet needs to see a Vet please call and book an appointment ahead of time. Even if it is an urgent problem, call us, to enable time to prepare. Only ONE owner to accompany your pet to the contact-free consult. - On arrival please remain in your car and call reception to advise you have arrived. Our door will be locked from tomorrow. - One of our team will come collect your pet and take into the clinic to see the Vet. - Your pet’s consultation will then be conducted as normal, with the only difference being you will be speaking to the Vet via phone instead of in the consultation room. - Once the consultation is complete, one of our team members will take payment over the phone and your pet will be returned to your car with any medications or over the counter products you require. ISOLATION CLIENTS If you, - Have been in contact with someone who has a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19. - Have any of the following symptoms in the past 14 days Fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose or sneezing. Please call us and we will discuss alternate solutions to enable care for your pet. PETS ON PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION - Repeat medications, diets and flea and tick products will need to be pre-ordered over the phone. Once ready, one of our team will call you for payment and the order placed outside (under cover) for collection between business hours (8am 7pm). At this stage, we do not know how long these measures will be in place but will keep you updated via our social media pages and team to client communication. We thank you for your support and understanding and hope everyone stays safe & well.

22.01.2022 We are looking a bit like Bertie after today’s heat! And according to NSW weather reports we are going to experience more days like this over the coming week & of course throughout December & January. Our advice to keep your pet safe this Summer is, 1. Have a cool and well ventilated area for your pet. Ideally have your pet inside but always allow access to shade if living outside. 2. Avoid exercising your pet towards the middle of the day. First thing in the morning or la...ter in the evening is best. 3. Ensure access to fresh water is available at all times for your pet. 4. Do not leave pets in cars. Rabbits and Guinea Pigs are very sensitive to heat. If possible move their enclosure inside and place an ice brick in one corner for them to sit near if needed. Check them regularly. Signs of heat stress can be, - Excessive panting and/or drooling - Increased heart & respiratory rate - Very red or very pale gums - Dizziness, staggering and/or episodes of collapse. - Muscle tremors and/or seizures. Of course if you are worried about your pet, we are here to help, please call on 9452-3155 or come see us in clinic.

22.01.2022 Congratulations Coco Coco is now a proud mother of two after Dr John delivered this beautiful pair via cesarean today. Both Mum and bubs are doing well

21.01.2022 Congratulations Puppy Preschool Graduates! Thanks Keeper Steve Animal Training and TATE Animal Training Enterprises for five more great starts to a puppys life!

21.01.2022 Bella This beautiful girl saw Dr Emily yesterday for her 12 week vaccinations. She was very brave but you can tell she was also very ready for her morning nap

21.01.2022 Westie Wednesday This little guy saw Dr John for his puppy vaccinations and won our hearts! He is now free to grab a coffee from @mrsjonesthebaker We will see you there Louie!

20.01.2022 The face of regret after eating kebabs ... skewers included Poor Odin got more than he bargained for when he jumped up onto the counter and ate some delicious lamb kebabs. He didnt know you arent meant to eat the skewers. X-rays by Dr Emily revealed they werent chewed up, instead very likely to get stuck, resulting in Odin needing to have surgery. Odin is now three days post-op and doing well Hopefully he learns his lesson and keeps off the kitchen counter.

20.01.2022 Harvey! 6 months vs 3 months. He may be 13kgs heavier but is always a good boy for Dr John

20.01.2022 DENTAL DAY! A busy Friday with three dental patients! Ruby Rose, Prince & Oscar all had their free dental checks during July. Check out our stories for their before and afters! Julys Dental Month has been so positive we have decided to extend it for August! Clean teeth equal happier and healthier pets

19.01.2022 We know it’s all a bit different at the moment but we promise your furbabies are still receiving our best care

19.01.2022 How to have a good Monday like Pebbles! 1. Start with a nutritious breakfast! 2. Take a shower to gear up for a productive day. 3. Throw out the to-do list and lay in the sun instead How is everyone elses pets enjoying this beautiful day!?

19.01.2022 Fern This beautiful girl was in for desexing earlier this week and needed a few extra cuddles from Dr John before her procedure

18.01.2022 Heat + rain = paralysis ticks! Is your pet protected!? Beau here is up to date with his protection and snoozing happily at home but unfortunately we have had several cats and dogs last week that have not been so lucky and had to be treated for tick paralysis. Tick paralysis can be prevented through using a recommended tick & flea treatment and performing daily tick searches.... The products we recommend for your pets are, DOGS Nexgard/Nexgard Spectra Bravecto Chewable Simparica CATS Bravecto Spot On Bravecto Plus Revolution Plus Signs of tick paralysis can be, - Incoordination - wobbly on legs - Weakness or Collapse - Vomiting or retching - Reluctance to eat - Change of bark or meow - Difficulty breathing Please contact us on 9452 3155 if you are worried your pet has a tick or if you are unsure if your pet is protected and wish to discuss the best product for them.

18.01.2022 Treat yourself! Its Friday! Meet Prince Bianco and Coco Chanel! They are a gifted duo that know all the tricks to impress Dr John and earn a treat

17.01.2022 Wishing Dr John and all the amazing dads we know a Happy Fathers Day!

15.01.2022 Always great advice from our friends at TATE Animal Training Enterprises. Our next puppy school with Stephen is on Saturday 26th September 4pm! Call us on 9452 3155 or message to find out more!

15.01.2022 Arthritis injections! Miss Bella came in to see Dr Emily as she didnt quite have the same spring in her step as she used to - including taking longer to lay down & get back up again. This is a common description we hear about pets suffering from joint pain/arthritis. Luckily for Bella, her mum & Dr Emily have started her on a course of injections to promote new cartilage forming and encourage the thickening of her joint fluid to work as a better lubricant. This will provide pain relief and help Bella with her movement. She will receive four, once-weekly injections and then hopefully only need top ups every few months

15.01.2022 Gizmo eyeing off the treat packet after his first visit with Dr Emily!

15.01.2022 Whats better than one oodle?! Two! The beautiful colouring of Luna and Marlee has us feeling like a latte on a busy Saturday

14.01.2022 Wishing our Dr John the happiest of Birthdays today! We admire his big heart, with its unlimited love for all animals big and small and his insane ability to run over 50kms a week! We hope he enjoys his sugary treats from @mrsjonesthebaker

14.01.2022 Mia & Leia A day at the vet is always easier when your sister is by your side

14.01.2022 So glad to hear Oreo has been released from care and is doing well after surgery with Dr John. We have so much love and respect for our wildlife carers! They do the hard yards of rehabilitation, many times involving sleepless nights with round the clock feeds and medication dosing, and all without payment! Thank you Georgie Bailey Campbell and Sydney Wildlife (Sydney Metropolitan Wildlife Services) for all that you do!

13.01.2022 Sunday We hope everyone is feeling as relaxed as Betty was after her puppy vaccinations yesterday Nurse tummy rubs and a cheeky snooze whilst mum pays

13.01.2022 COVID-19 Update. To our amazing clients, We hope everyone is doing the best they can during these challenging times. We have appreciated your continued support and understanding over the past months. ... In order to continue caring for your gorgeous pets, we will be implementing the NSW Health recommendations of wearing masks whilst in the clinic. If you do not have a mask we have disposable ones available for you at reception. We are still welcoming clients into consultation rooms with their pets (ONE person per pet only) & in reception for OTC products. Hand sanitiser will always be available before entering. Of course, if you are feeling unwell, unsure or are immunocompromised we are still available to help your pet with many contact-free consultation options. Together we can keep our beautiful community safe & ensure we are available to keep your pets happy & healthy!

12.01.2022 Happy International Cat Day! Just a few of the beautiful cats we are lucky to see at Belrose Vet Share with us your cat photos or tag us in your cat appreciation stories today!

12.01.2022 Leptospirosis Update. This time last year there was unfortunately an outbreak of Leptospirosis in the inner city, with 7 dogs sadly dying after contracting the bacterial disease. Unfortunately two more cases have been confirmed over the last fortnight. One from Newtown & one from Balmain. Leptospirosis is caused by a bacteria that survives in wet damp areas, and is mostly spread by rats. Dogs (and people) can become infected after coming into close contact with rat urine. Th...e recent outbreak is currently localised and no cases have been reported on the Northern Beaches, although we recommend if you visit these areas with your dog to contact us to discuss getting them vaccinated. We currently have the vaccine in stock. We also recommend to, Be vigilant with avoiding wet areas and water courses, and particularly areas where rats are prevalent. Avoid visiting dog parks in the previously reported areas of concern (Surry Hills, Newtown, Glebe, Balmain Darlinghurst, Redfern & surrounds) Come in for a vet check if your dog shows signs of lethargy, not producing urine, blood in urine, or any signs of jaundice (yellowing of the skin). Like many diseases, the quicker it is picked up the quicker it can be treated and the best chance of a good outcome for your pet! If youre worried or have any questions please dont hesitate to contact us on 9452 3155 for advice.

11.01.2022 Miki & Fred Coincidently this matching bouffant hair pair booked their dental procedures on the same day! Head over to our Instagram to see Miki & Freds before & afters. They are both home enjoying their new happy & healthy mouths And dont forget there is only one week left of our Dental Month! Book your free dental check before it ends!

11.01.2022 Always great advice from our friends at TATE Animal Training Enterprises!

10.01.2022 Covered in pet hair 90% of the time. The cuddles are 100% worth it Who else agrees!?

10.01.2022 Howl-oween & your pet However you are participating in Halloween this year these are our tips to keep your pet safe 1. Escape ArtistRestrict your pets access to the front gate and front door. If it is being frequently opened or is not closed properly your pet may escape. Check your pets ID tag is up to date. 2. Chocolate guzzler Most Halloween candy is not safe for your pet. Keep the treat bags in a high cupboard when you get home to reduce any furry temptation. 3.... Comfortable Costumes If your pet is relaxed enough to tolerate a costume, make sure they are comfortable and do not leave them unattended. There is the potential to ingest, get stuck or overheat in the costume. 4. Decoration Eater Keep the spooky decorations out of your pets reach to avoid any unwanted eaten objects. Wishing all our furry friends a safe and happy evening! We are open to 2pm today. We recommend Northside Emergency, 9452-2933 for any worries you may have this evening. See more

09.01.2022 A little further from us but we know many of our clients visit on occasion. A reminder to keep an eye on your dog whilst at the dog park and if they show any signs of being unwell or you are unsure of their behaviour, to please call us on 9452-3155.

09.01.2022 Kimba loves a trip to the Belrose Vet Spa Starting out with a full body clip to prepare for the summer heat, next a pedicure to make sure his nails are weekend ready, finishing with a bath & @dermcare_vet Aloveen head massage Kimba is one of a kind and isnt afraid of the clippers or water but to make bath time even better we used @pawbyblackmores lick pad with some delicious food on it to keep him entertained. Check out our stories to see how beautiful he is

09.01.2022 Only 2 spots left in our Puppy Pre-School class starting Saturday November 21st at 4pm with @tateanimaltraining . Call 94523155 now to book in before it's too late!

09.01.2022 Senna had her flea and tick medication today! First the packet had to be opened out of sight so she didnt catch on, then the tablet had to be chopped into quarters whilst Kimberley told Senna to wait for her treat in an excited voice! Then stinky canned sardines were used to create meatballs for the tablet to hide in. Finally Senna was protected! Anyone elses pet too smart for their medication!? What are your tips and tricks to getting that tablet to be eaten and not spat out?

08.01.2022 Are you missing your pet snake? This beautiful & friendly Spotted Python, has been found in Belrose. Contact us on 94523155 for more information.

08.01.2022 Working Dog Wednesday! Meet one of our newest patients, cattle dog Emma! Share with us your working dogs!

08.01.2022 This weather is perfect for puppy cuddles Unfortunately its also perfect for lost pets. Rain and high winds can cause gates to swing open and dogs to spook. Make sure your property is secured, your pets collar and tag is on and their microchip details up to date.

07.01.2022 We think Frankie could have a modelling career! Look at that pose

07.01.2022 Iggy letting us know it’s finally cool enough to go walkies! We hope everyone managed in the heat this past weekend

07.01.2022 Remember big-eared Ollie and his blue bandage? Well he is free of it! Ollie's x-rays showed his fractured toe has healed well and he can be bandage free as he eases back into his usual routine

06.01.2022 Beautiful Beau Was desexed today by Dr John and stole everybody’s hearts with his very long snout Beau’s family will try to keep his cheeky self rested until his stitches come out in 10 days time.

05.01.2022 Ringo Enjoyed some super fast zoomies on the weekend resulting in cutting in between his toes. After seeing Dr John & Emily, it was decided a stitch would be the best way for his foot to heal quickly and as pain free as possible. We are sure he’ll be back to zooming in no time

05.01.2022 Weaver Wednesday! Beautiful Weaver was in for her final puppy vaccination and was so brave for Dr John! Being a springer spaniel shes very smart and knew the experience warranted a yummy kangaroo treat @healthyhoundtreats

04.01.2022 Sleepy cuddles with Miss Lexi before her desexing procedure Swipe to see her first cuddle with Dr John at a teeny 9 weeks old @ Belrose Veterinary Hospital

04.01.2022 Blue This beautiful boy was in for desexing today and stole nurse Meg’s heart. I think you can see why!

03.01.2022 Cookie & Pretzel This cute duo stayed very close during their parasite treatment with Dr Emily. Did you know guinea pigs are very social animals? They prefer to live in groups of two or more. Much like us! If you are thinking of getting more than one Guinea Pig we recommend choosing a same sex pair or having a chat to our team on 9452 3155 about desexing.

03.01.2022 Miss Millie This big & beautiful girl came to us for a sore leg. Radiographs confirmed Dr John's suspicion of cruciate ligament disease and Millie was operated on by orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Eugene Buffa, at @northsidevetspecialists to repair it last week. Millie is tender but doing well recovering at home

03.01.2022 Loki Had his desexing procedure today and was a very good boy! Loki was slightly non-routine due to having Cryptorchidism. In his case, only one testicle had descended and Dr John needed to locate and remove the remaining one from his abdomen. The reason we do this is that the risk of developing testicular cancer when undesexed is 10x more likely in dogs with Cryptorchidism than in those without. Loki is now back home with his beautiful family recovering from a big day

03.01.2022 Are you going away this Christmas &/or New Year?! With interstate borders now open, it seems everyone we speak to is looking forward to going up or down the coast over the next two months Along with making sure the phone charger is packed, we recommend checking your pets vaccinations, tick treatment & worming are up to date and won't expire whilst they are in boarding or being looked after by a pet-sitter. If you are unsure of their current treatment plan please call us on 9452 3155 and we will be happy to help out! If they are due for their vaccinations please call or book online https://www.belrosevet.com.au/online-booking

03.01.2022 @itswatsons_world says happy first day of Spring! A reminder to all our lovely clients to check their pets are on tick protection and keep up to date from now forth as we enter the offical tick season. If you are unsure what protection youre pet is on feel free to give us a call on 94523155 and we will be happy to help out

02.01.2022 Update. Another confirmed case of Leptospirosis, this time on Sydneys lower North Shore - Artarmon/ Crows Nest area. The dog was treated by North Shore Specialist Centre with severe kidney failure and sadly had to be euthanised. If your dog lives or visits parks in this area we recommend vaccinating.

02.01.2022 Throwback to contact-free consults. Coco didnt mind as long as Katie provided the belly rubs We hope our lovely community is staying safe and sane during these challenging times. A reminder that we are always here to help. If you are feeling unwell but worried about your pets health, give us a call on 9452 3155 and we can come up with a solution to get your pet back to its usual self as soon as possible

02.01.2022 Romeo - although not so lucky in love Looking a little sheepish after six stitches, Romeo has decided not to sniff another dog in that region at the dog park again!