Wayville Animal Hospital in Wayville, South Australia, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Wayville Animal Hospital

Locality: Wayville, South Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 8351 6066

Address: 321 Young Street 5034 Wayville, SA, Australia

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

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23.01.2022 Happy #AustraliaDay! Each of our veterinary surgeries are closed today. We will reopen on Tuesday at 8am. We cant wait to see you and your furfriends then. If your pet requires emergency veterinary attention before then, please contact the below emergency centres.... Adelaide Veterinary Specialist & Referral Centre 102 Magill Rd, Norwood SA 5067 Ph: 8362 1722 Or Adelaide Animal Emergency & Referral Centre 119 Anzac Hwy, Kurralta Park SA 5037 Ph: 8371 0333

23.01.2022 UPDATE: OUR PHONES ARE BACK!!! If you still wish to book an appointment online, head over to our website: http://www.petsandtheirpeople.com.au/

22.01.2022 Check out those lashes! Beautiful Penelope is sporting eyelashes to die for! Who needs extensions when you have a set like this naturally? Does your pet have a unique feature?

22.01.2022 Honeypot certainly lives up to her name - she is the sweetest girl! Honeypot was so brave when she came in for her dental clean

22.01.2022 Hello is this the Wayville Animal Hospital? No, this is Max 8 week old Max the chihuahua came in today for his Free Puppy Health Check. It was love at first sight with everyone he met and we cant wait to see him again for his next vaccinations!

21.01.2022 Tongue Out Tuesday!! Mr Harry came in for a dental last Friday and needed some teeth out! Because of his lean stature, nurses had to make sure that we kept Harry as warm as possible! Show us your favourite tongue out pic in the comments!

20.01.2022 What a cutie!! Charlie Bear being the goodest boy for his 16wk hip x-rays. You can follow more of his antics on Instagram at @charlie_bear_bernese ... Hip Dysplasia is an abnormal formation of the hip socket that occurs during a puppys growth period. In some large breeds (such as Bernese Mountain Dogs like Charlie here) there is a high genetic component however weight gain and exercise can also play a role. Radiographs at 16wks can accurately predict which dogs have problems. Diagnosis at this age allows early surgical intervention which can significantly improve the shape of the hip. Some surgeries can only be performed up until 18wks of age and may even need referrals. So its better to get in quick! Many large breed dog owners have heard of hip dysplasia; however anyone owning a dog should become familiar with this condition and its signs: - Bunny Hopping (where both legs move together) -Swaying or staggering in the hind limbs -Reluctance to run and jump -Difficulty lying or standing -Lameness -Sitting to one side Signs are variable. Some dogs show no signs whilst others show crippling lameness and develop arthritis. Let us know if you notice any of these signs in your pets, old or young!

20.01.2022 Stella was feeling especially cuddly after her desexing procedure today. Here she is waiting for her Dad to pick her up out on reception with nurse Harriett

20.01.2022 Boys need manicures too! These gentle giants are brothers Finnigan & Murphy and came in to have a MANi/Pedi with nurse Sakura. To give you some perspective, their Dad is 190cms (6Ft3) tall and Sakura is 158cm (5Ft2). Who else has a big pup at home?

19.01.2022 Two olives are sitting on a branch. One falls off, and the other one asks Are you okay?? The one on the ground groans and says Yeah, olive ... Little miss Olive had a little tumble AND a desexing procedure all within 4 days! Talk about a #ruffweek! Here she is getting a comforting cuddle from Nurse Harriett after her procedure

19.01.2022 If you are having trouble getting through, our phone lines are being temperamental. We are working on it and appreciate your patience.

18.01.2022 Hello Spring!! Cedric Doggery is blooming and ready to party! Nothing is going to hold this sunflower back

17.01.2022 Check out our main Facebook Page!

17.01.2022 Hard day at the office! Axel helped Dr Callain with some important work while he waited for his family to pick him up!

17.01.2022 All clinics are currently experiencing technical difficulties. We do not have phones, internet or our computer system. Sorry if anyone has been trying to contact us! We are working as quickly as we can

17.01.2022 We are closed today for the public holiday but look forward to taking care of you, and your pets, from 8am tomorrow when we reopen. Enjoy your long weekend!

17.01.2022 Give us a call before entering our vet surgery. We look forward to caring for you and your pet.

16.01.2022 Harry the Groodle loves to show us how smart he is! What amazing tricks can your pup or kitty do??

16.01.2022 Testimonial Tuesday! In memory of dear Bailey

16.01.2022 Lets all work together to ensure the health and well-being of each other.

15.01.2022 Hard at work! Miss Scooter wanted to be part of the action and sat in on our weekly meetings as an advocate for our patients. Her main concerns were that there were not enough treaties and nurses should be showering her with attention the whole time. ... As she had to be fasted for her procedure, we had to deny her treats but we were able to compromise with post-operative cuddles and head scritches.

14.01.2022 WE ARE STILL OPEN! Our opening hours have changed. We will now be closing at 5pm on Wednesday and Friday. Dont hesitate to give us a call if you have any questions. We hope to hear from you soon!

14.01.2022 Business as usual for us. We are taking extra precautions to keep our clients and staff safe during this time. Read below to find out more.

13.01.2022 We are closed for Adelaide Cup. We hope you and your family are enjoying the public holiday. We will be open tomorrow at 8am.

12.01.2022 Congratulations to our latest Puppy Preschool Graduates! Such a clever bunch Willow the Golden Retriever Luna the Labradoodle... Bagheera the Labrador Indianna the Labrador Simba the Golden Retriever See more

12.01.2022 Meet the adorable Miss Potato! She came in today to get a lump on her tail checked out. (No, not her cute pom pom at the end) Dr Jane did an FNA (Fine Needle Aspiration) and found that it was infected. We hope that Potato feels much better now with some antibiotics and her pretty new hat! If your pet has any lumps or bumps that are new or changing in size or shape, its important to get them checked out with our dedicated team. An early diagnosis can significantly increase their chances of success!

11.01.2022 HAPPY NEW YEARS EVE! We will close at 5pm for New Years Eve and will reopen with our usual opening hours at 8am on Thursday. Our veterinary team wish you a safe and celebratory New Years Eve! We cant wait to see you in 2020.

11.01.2022 Congratulations to our latest Puppy Preschool Graduates! Stella the Staffy Monte the Labradoodle Tilly Jean the Griffon... Fleckig the German Short Haired Pointer See more

09.01.2022 We are still open!

09.01.2022 Testimonial Tuesday! We pride ourselves in giving you and your pet the very best of care throughout their lives. Receiving thanks and gratitude for all that we do really makes our day

08.01.2022 We are on day 4 of this summers first heat wave! Remember to care for your pets appropriately in this heat, they already run a body temperature higher than us humans!! If you need any advice, we are always happy to help 8351 6066

07.01.2022 Wayville Animal Hospital is looking to make some decor changes to our waiting room and we would love you to be involved!! Do you have some amazing photos of your fur-family? Submit your photo (max. 2 per pet) to our Facebook page or email to us with your pets name and age and you might just see them on the clinic walls very soon! Remember, high resolution is best!

06.01.2022 It’s hard work being this cute! Young Miss Molly has been a frequent flyer here at Wayville with 2 surgeries within 2 weeks! She’s very lucky to have such loving and wonderful humans

06.01.2022 Woah there Big Boy! The fashionable Mr Ned is a whole lot of St Bernard! Can anyone guess how much he weighs??? Edit ** Good spot guys! He's a Newfoundland. **

05.01.2022 WE ARE STILL OPEN! We are taking precautions to keep you safe during this time; along with adhering to government restrictions. As of tomorrow, mandatory face... masks will be required when visiting any of our veterinary surgeries. Please phone us before entering our surgery and be aware only one person per consultation is allowed to ensure social distancing and the safety of both you and our team. We look forward to working together to keep each other safe. You and your pet's safety is our priority. See more

03.01.2022 IT"S GETTING HOT IN HERE! Please make sure your pets are kept sheltered with access to clean, cool drinking water. We do not recommend walking your pet during ...this heatwave! If your pet exhibits any signs of heatstroke, please call us immediately! Help us keep pets of #Adelaide safe during this 43 degree weather by tagging your friends and family in this post.

03.01.2022 How handsome is Loki?! Can anyone guess what breeds make up this stunner?

03.01.2022 Happy Good Friday! We are closed over the Easter long weekend. We will be back open at 8am on Tuesday. We cannot wait to see you then. Comment below how you and your pet are spending your Easter. We hope you and your families stay safe this #Easter

02.01.2022 Although our jobs as vets/nurses/reception staff can be hard, stressful and even sad at times, it is days like this that makes us keep doing what we love! Daisy and Cali are 11 week old Golden Retriever puppies who came in for their vaccinations. Our entire staff loved having them in the clinic for cuddles!

02.01.2022 Barry came in for a DNA test this week! What breeds do you think make this boy so handsome? Well update you with the results when they come in.

01.01.2022 We are still open! We will now be open until 7pm Monday - Friday. We hope this makes things easier for you and your pet to visit us. We cant wait to see you!

01.01.2022 Baby Odie spent the day in hospital as he was feeling a little unwell. As you can see, he was feeling much better when this photo was taken!

01.01.2022 Congratulations to our latest Puppy Preschool Graduates Alfie the Border Collie Frankie the Mini Schnauzer Wallace the West Highland White Terrier... Tuppence the French Bulldog See more