Berwick Springs Veterinary Hospital in Berwick, Victoria | Pet service

Berwick Springs Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Berwick, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9702 1200

Address: 1A/248 Clyde Road 3806 Berwick, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Arnie and Rufus saying ‘hello’, notice they are trying to get to one another’s ‘behinds’ as that’s where they learn the most information about one another. The body language looked relaxed so a quick 3 second nose touch was fine in this instance Dogs will naturally sniff one another behinds (if the other one is comfortable) to gather information from pheromones and anal glands. So remember this Nose to bum makes good chums it’s a completely normal and natural canine behaviour and should be encouraged during play (provided neither dog is dog reactive)

24.01.2022 INDOOR TURF RUN One of our beautiful bun clients has built this amazing indoor turf run for their bunnies to play & feast on. It’s the first we’ve ever seen! Hopefully it can inspire others

24.01.2022 PUBLIC HOLIDAY CLOSURE Just a reminder that tomorrow is a public holiday & the clinic will be closed. We are open until 6:30pm tonight & we will reopen as usual from 8:30am Wednesday morning Enjoy the sunshine tomorrow

24.01.2022 Please give a very warm welcome and hello to the newest member of the BSVH team, Dr Lou Dr Lou is the most recent vet to join our team and she brings with her, a wealth of knowledge Welcome Lou

24.01.2022 Mala is the sweetest little girl!! Loves her visits, and is such a patient, gentle lass

22.01.2022 Zeke! This poor boy had cherry eye & was surgically repaired by our vets. That post op photo looks like such a huge relief!

22.01.2022 Please Congratulate our first class of 2021: Tyson, Taco, Tatum, Raffy and Marley

22.01.2022 14 years young HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOJO! We hope you got spoilt by your dear family on your special day

21.01.2022 Couldn’t resist getting a selfie with miss Audrey

21.01.2022 Another good article from All Pets Education and Training regarding thunderstorms. We are coming into the warmer months here in Vic and for some parts that can see an increase in storms and therefore an increase in our scared pets. I know as a kid I used to be scared of thunder and lightning. Check out this article on ways to help our pets cope during these seemingly scary events

20.01.2022 Puppy cuddles for days Billie & Ella with Nurse Shanice

20.01.2022 It’s Milo’s 9th Birthday today!! He was so spoilt by his owner with a visit to the Vet! Yay!

19.01.2022 We know you all love seeing puppies and kittens on chairs Here we have Coco the Moodle and Conrad the Ginger kitten! You’re welcome

18.01.2022 It’s almost back to school time! Have you been home more, or spending more time with your dogs? Is this about to change?... If so, it’s time to start easing them back into the school routine. Ensure they can spend some time away from you. Use enrichment to help with this. A sudden change in your dogs routine may otherwise result in distress, vocalisation (barking/whining/howling), or destruction (biting/chewing doors, escaping fences etc). Or.... maybe your dog will be looking to catch up on some much needed

17.01.2022 Lady and the Tramp came in for a visit Mo and Eva are the perfect peas in a pod

14.01.2022 How can you not stop and take photos of the fluffy pup Jasper the 12 week Border Collie is doing so well with his at home puppy training and loves his vet visits. Keep up the good work Jasper!!

13.01.2022 Let’s give a massive shout out to our wonderful Vet Nurses for Vet Nurse Day! Whether it is a reassuring cuddle or life-saving ventilation, vet nurses provide whatever our pets need. Thank you to our vets, clients & patients for always being so kind and supportive to our nurses. So let’s celebrate our hard working, caring, highly skilled and fun loving Vet Nurses today!

13.01.2022 B I N G O and Bingo was his name-o

11.01.2022 Today marks 5 years since Nurse Tiffany & her husband Tim got married. Happy 5th Wedding Anniversary you two! Looks like they enjoyed a nice Japanese dinner at Okami in Pakenham.

11.01.2022 Meet Nurse Morgan’s 11 year old Labrador, Penny For an 11 year old dog, this girl is an absolute superstar! Penny went blind back in 2016 and the health of her eyes unfortunately started to worsen in recent years. ... Penny developed luxated (dislocated) lenses & inflamed corneas (the transparent part of the eye), causing her pain and discomfort. She had a procedure known as a bilateral enucleation (surgical removal of her eyes) due to her blindness & pain, & is now a completely different dog. Penny is doing really well at home and has a new lease on life.

08.01.2022 Ollie, the gorgeous Greyhound sporting a trendy pair of booties, which are being used to help manage his footpad corns. Corns are a relatively common issue in Greyhounds and cause pain when bearing weight on the affected paw. We wish you all the best Ollie.

08.01.2022 A big Happy Birthday to Dr Jacqui! Your work family hope your enjoy your special day and we can’t wait to celebrate with you soon xA big Happy Birthday to Dr Jacqui! Your work family hope your enjoy your special day and we can’t wait to celebrate with you soon x

07.01.2022 Did you know?? I did not know this until just now! Zoomies, scientifically known as Frenetic Random Activity Periods are a sudden and unmistakable release of energy in dogs. It’s a normal and very common way to get rid of any pent up extra energy.... They can happen at any age, though are more common in puppies. They also regularly occur after baths/swim, during play, return from walks, and when owners arrive home and the excitement associated with this. As long as the area the dog has zoomies in is safe, they shouldn’t be a problem. However, if you are concerned, interrupt the zoomies and redirect to some calming mental exercises - use food toys, lick mats, scatter feeds and scent games.

06.01.2022 This old chook will be 20 this year After spending the day with us yesterday on fluids and medication she is feeling much better You go Bella girl

06.01.2022 This old champ has just turned 22 & 1/2 years old!! Probably one of the oldest patients here at the clinic He has recently had an old man health work up to make sure he continues to kick goals in life

05.01.2022 Thanks for the reminder TATE Animal Training Enterprises When it comes to socialising a dog (essentially the learning process a young puppy takes to learn about its world), it’s important to expose them to a variety of different sounds, surfaces, noises, people, animals, environments, smells and objects. By doing this in a rewarding way, hopefully we can minimise or prevent anxious behaviours occurring when the dog observes these things, such as things with wheels

04.01.2022 A reminder from All Pets Education and Training that Halloween is tomorrow & a few tips to keep our pets feel safe during this holiday