The Broadmeadows Vet in Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

The Broadmeadows Vet

Locality: Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9309 6033

Address: 356 Camp Road 3047 Broadmeadows, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 We are still open for business as usual. This update has been provided directly from the Ava. COVID-19: Victoria - further restrictions Veterinary clinics remain an essential service. Veterinary clinics and related services, including on-farm visits and visits to veterinary clinics, animal minding services and artificial insemination are permitted to continue operating. ... Key Points relevant to veterinary care Face coverings are now mandatory for all Victorian residents that are 12 years of age and over unless having a lawful excuse Metropolitan Melbourne residents should avoid travelling further than 5kms from their home. For veterinary care or collection of supplies from a veterinary clinic, clients MAY travel further than 5kms. The restriction on travelling further than 5kms from their home is not applicable to regional Victoria (which includes Mitchell Shire) In Metropolitan Melbourne, only one person per household should be obtaining services or products with the exception of accompanying dependants (children or at- risk persons). Client advice There are no restrictions on clients attending veterinary clinics even if the veterinary clinic is not within a 5km radius of their home. Seeking veterinary care is considered ‘health and care’ and is therefore exempt from curfew hours although appointments should be made within curfew hours, with emergency consultations only outside curfew hours. It is advisable that consideration be given to issuing your clients with confirmation of a veterinary appointment via a letter or text message to avoid delays if questioned by enforcement officers whilst traveling. COVID-19 Notification rules applicable to employers and self-employed persons Veterinary clinics have pleasingly reported no COVID-19 infections across Australia. This is not by accident the workplace processes implemented and precautions taken in relation to infection control by all veterinarians and their staff has been exceptional.

25.01.2022 From our little family to yours. Merry Christmas. This is part of our team who kept the practice running. People who work in the veterinary industry know just how hard it’s been but we can honestly say we have adapted and grown as a team throughout the toughest year of our lives. We worked from the car park, home schooled at work and worked with limited team members and did endless amounts of overtime in order to keep us safe throughout covid. Our patient care standards upheld throughout the entire process. An amazing effort and we thank you. Dr Esh missed our photo but he is taking a well deserved few days break with his beautiful family. Looking forward to seeing you all soon. Xxx

20.01.2022 This little guy was bought into us as a stray. If anyone knows his owner please contact the clinic ASAP.

20.01.2022 We are having phone issues. Please be patient trying to get through otherwise please email us [email protected]

19.01.2022 September is National Desexing Month Discounted desexing Get in quick to secure your spot Bookings are filling up fast

19.01.2022 Happy New Year To all of our Wonderful clients and Patients!! 2020 was a rough ride! Not only was it rough on us it was also pretty tough on little Lilly! Lilly is pictured here with our Wonderful Nurse Katja who joined our team in 2020. Lilly is lucky to have a lovely Mum that loves her dearly and had noticed Lilly has been having some small seizures come into see Dr. Esh. After some investigation Lilly has been diagnosed with Epilepsy! Yes dogs can get it too! Lilly is now... on daily medication to control her seizures. She will be on it for the rest of her life and will need regular visits to check the medication levels are correct. If Lilly stops medication it is likely that she will begin having seizures once again. Now Lilly ended up back in hospital week and a bit after finding out about her Epilepsy due to a block of cheese!!! This little cutie decided to raid the Rubbish Bin and found her self a block of cheese. The cheese did not agree with her and ended up in hospital with Pancreatitis. This is very common in dogs that are over weight and that like to eat highly fatty foods. The pancreas becomes inflamed which causes the dog to be very Painful, lethargic and disinterested in food. So Little Lilly was hospitalized for a few days and nursed back to health. She needs to stay away for all fatty foods! We love her and so happy to see her wagging tail again! See more

18.01.2022 We are closed today for the queens birthday. We will reopen tomorrow morning at 8 am. Enjoy your long weekend

17.01.2022 We would like to wish our amazing clients a very Merry Christmas . Let’s hope 2021 is better to us all. Your support and generosity has been amazing and we appreciate every single one of you Our Christmas trading hours are 24/12 8-1 25/12 closed ... 26/12 closed 27/12 closed 28 12 closed 29/12 8-6 30/12 8-6 1/1 closed 2/2 9-12 It’s then business as usual. See more

14.01.2022 August is dental month Mention the code word teeth to receive 10% off your invoice Our nurses will be conducting free dental checks also so please contact us on 93096033

12.01.2022 Remain Calm! We are still open! Covid 19 Stage 4 update as follows. If you have a booking please call on arrival and remain in your car. A staff member will come to you as soon as possible. ... Please call and preorder medications, flea treatment and all food supplies. This will help reduce your time waiting at the clinic. We would prefer Eftpos payments if possible. Thank you for all your support and understanding during this difficult time! See more

12.01.2022 Due to the overwhelming response to the running of national desexing month and only 3 days to go. It is with regret we must announce that we are fully booked and do not have any availability left before Wednesday 30/9. We are available from the 1/10 for all your desexing needs

10.01.2022 Corona update in light of the new lock down restriction. We are still open!!! Veterinary clinics are an essential service. Please make sure to adhere to our Covid-19 instructions:... 1) DO NOT come to the clinic if : * You are showing any of the following symptoms: fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose. * If you have tested positive to Covid-19 or if you have been around some who has covid-19. Please send your pet with some else. 2) No more then 2 people per animal. one is even better. 3) We are running car park consultations. Upon arrival, please call the clinic to check in. someone will come and get your pet from the car. please stay in the car unless instructed otherwise. 4) We recommend you ware a mask. We do 5) We prefer card payment We appreciate your cooperation

09.01.2022 "No dogs allowed!" Credit: JukinVideo

09.01.2022 Did covid ruin your travel plans ?? We have a few vacancies left in our cattery over the holiday period so if your booking yourself a last minute well deserved break give one of our nurses a call and secure your spot in our cattery

08.01.2022 Covid-19 update We are continuing to service our clients and the greater community. In order to minimise the risk of transmission we have already increased our stringent disinfection protocols. We are now reaching out to our clients and ask that you follow the steps we have put in place -When arriving at the clinic please phone reception ... -We are only allowing 2 people at a time to enter the waiting room -Please arrive as close to your appointment as possible -You must keep a safe distance of 1.5m -Hand sanitizer has been supplied for your use and we ask that you use it upon entry -We have introduced temporary markings on the floors and seating. Everyone must adhere to standing behind the lines and only use the seating that is marked for use -We have a delivery service available to our elderly and Immunocompromised clients for food litter and medications -Our vets will have a discussion with you in the waiting room and then they will separate you from your pet for a full examination in our treatment area with one of our nurses -We ask all clients to pay via eft where possible -Any at risk clients we ask you send a friend or relative -Only one client pet pet will be permitted to wait in the waiting room We apologise for the disruption to our service but by implementing these steps we are keeping our staff clients and patients safe We thank you for your patience during this difficult time See more

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