Broome Veterinary Hospital in Broome, Western Australia | Hospital

Broome Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Broome, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9192 1319

Address: 8 Jewell Street 6725 Broome, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.broomevet.com/

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25.01.2022 Hi guys! Lately we have had a few fledglings brought into the clinic. Here is a guide on what to do if you find a baby bird https://broomevet.com/what-to-do-when-you-find-a-fledgling/

24.01.2022 Happy Saturday everyone!! This morning in the clinic we had lots of energy bouncing around the room. What better way to start the weekend than with some puppy love Little tucker came in for some more biccys and a new teddy before spending her Saturday morning at the beach! ... And Wallace the adorable Dalmatian came in for his vaccinations. At only 10 weeks old he is looking to be a big boy when he’s older

24.01.2022 Look who came in for a recheck We have had a lot of you asking how he went after his surgery so we thought we would share an update This little guy had his femur pinned a few weeks back and has since been recovering very well. He is flying to Perth today for rehab with the Raptor specialists.... He has been using his leg to hold his food and seems to be on the road to a great recovery. We wish him the best of luck for the rest of his journey *if you missed his story you can scroll down on our Facebook page or view his story on our website! Just click this link: https://broomevet.com/a-broken-barking-owl/

24.01.2022 Little Lc gave us those puppy dog eyes all day today How could you not resist this adorable face!

23.01.2022 The clinic will be closed from Saturday the 25th - Monday the 27th April 2020. A vet will be on call during the ANZAC break for any emergencies. They will be contactable on 9192 1319. ~ Lest We Forget ~

23.01.2022 1 More Day Until Christmas everyone! We would like to share some information to help keep our fur babies safe this Christmas Christmas food is very yummy, however can be very fatal to our pets health. These festive foods include:... Chocolate - Chocolate contains a stimulant called theobromine (a bit like caffeine) that is poisonous to dogs. Bones - Dogs may choke on the bones, or sustain injury as the splinters can become lodged in or puncture your dogs digestive tract. Avoid giving cooked bones (which splinter easily) or giving bones that are small enough to get stuck in their bowels. Milk - milk-based products can cause diarrhoea or other digestive upset. Corn on the cob - Corn does not digest well in a dogs stomach. If your dog swallows large chunks of the cob, or even whole, it can cause an intestinal blockage due to its size and shape. Yeast Dough - Ingestion of yeast dough can cause gas to accumulate in your dogs digestive system as a result of the dough rising. Not only can this be painful but if may also cause the stomach or intestines to become obstructed (blocked) or distended. Macadamia Nuts - Within 12 hours of ingestion macadamia nuts can cause dogs to experience weakness, depression, tremors, vomiting and hyperthermia Grapes & Raisins - These fruits can cause kidney failure. Onions, Garlic, Chives - These vegetables and herbs can cause stomach and gut irritation and could lead to red blood cell damage. Other treats not to feed your dog include chicken/turkey/ham skin, fatty meats and off cuts- the fattiness can lead to pancreatitis. Anything containing sugar such as Christmas pudding, meat pies, fruit cake and cookies. Nothing containing alcohol. Have a safe and wonderful Christmas everyone!

22.01.2022 A little long bodied puppy called George walked into the clinic today and made everyone fall in love. What an adorable little basset hound

22.01.2022 Arent animals just incredible!

21.01.2022 Little Miss Frankie not only got her teeth cleaned but also scored a cuddle from a familiar face Dr Farand Thompson is back with the team for a month!

21.01.2022 This little guy is getting very spoilt in the boarding kennels. The nurses just can’t resist a sneaky cuddle when they walk by. Revel has been so brave after being desexed & definitely is not complaining about the attention he is getting during his recovery

21.01.2022 Hi my name is Molly! My mum is a Nurse here at the Broome Vets. I have a sore eye that she is helping me fix so at the moment I get to hang out with everyone at the clinic. Id like to give my Aunty in South Africa a shoutout & let her know I love and miss her very much! ... I hope everyone has a lovely weekend. Love Molly

20.01.2022 This is Narelle the turtle! She got her name from our vet nurse Narelle who found the turtle buoyant at the waters surface when she was out fishing. She contacted Deb and Chris from Native Animal Rescue Broome who have taken her into their care. She is a sick little turtle with anemia, however in the best hands possible she is slowly on her way to recovery. * Dr Farand Thompson drawing blood from Narelles dorsal cervical sinus.

20.01.2022 Rusty boy back for another bandage change. Hopefully this is the last !! Fingers crossed

19.01.2022 Here we have it guys After a long wait Dave Morrells book 'Johnny James and Other Verses' has arrived at the clinic and is ready for purchase for $70. Dave Morrell grew up on cattle stations in the Kimberley before becoming Broome’s first vet. The Kimberley and its wild frontier is as much part of Dave as he is of it. This collection of his bush poetry and memoirs portrays a raw and untold history of his home. ... Often with humour and sometimes full of emotion, Dave combines his own recollections of life in the outback with stories of white colonisation, Aboriginal displacement, and tight-knit community bonds. Through poetry and prose, Dave shines light on the immeasurable good of this remote community, as well as the darkness that lurks, often unspoken, on the edges of its history. It is the perfect memento for those who love the normally untold histories of Australia’s remote regions. These are stories of the real Kimberley, by the Broome vet Dave Morrell. You can also use the link below to listen to Dave's BUSH POETRY - Renowned vet Dave Morrell spins a few poems our way. https://podcasts.google.com//MzBiYTJlZGYtZjUwZC00NDFlLWJjN

19.01.2022 A basket of puppies will always start your week off right! Happy Monday everybody

18.01.2022 This big boy is Wallace! He was in today for desexing. The photo on the right is from his visit for his puppy vaccines, which you may have seen before on our page. How much has he grown ! He showed off his amazing obedience skills to the nurses today. He is a clever boy and he knows it

17.01.2022 Happy Easter to all of our amazing clients and furry friends! We hope you all have a lovely and safe Easter break Just a quick reminder that chocolate must not be shared with our pets! Much to their disappointment... Chocolate can be fatal to their health and can lead to serious poisoning. We have provided a link including some very important information about chocolate toxicity and a chocolate toxicity calculator. ... We will remain contactable over the Easter break. Happy Easter!! From the Broome Vets team. https://www.petcare.com.au/chocolate-toxicity-calculator/

17.01.2022 The end of the working week calls for a funny video!

17.01.2022 Covid-19 Clinic Precautions: Broome Vets will be taking the following measures to comply with social distancing and prioritise the safety of our staff and clients whilst upholding our services We request that only one person accompany each animal to minimise client numbers in the waiting room... You are welcome to call and request we come out to the car to collect your pet You are encouraged to call to preorder and pay for items (dog food, preventative treatments) to collect from our pickup zone Please call or email to pre order your pets repeat medications to minimise reception wait times Card payments are preferred over cash If you are sick or in quarantine and you have concerns in regard to you animals, please call to discuss we can arrange pet pickups if required

16.01.2022 Everyone meet Tinks Tinks is a special little patient of ours. She has been coming to the clinic for nearly 10 years! Tinks was a S.A.F.E pup who was adopted by her loving owner Lauren. Today she was in for one of her check ups and we just had to get a photo of her with her cute little bow

16.01.2022 It is that time of year again where we see the number of Parvo-virus cases increase tremendously within our community. To help prevent Parvo-virus the best we can this Parvo season, we will be offering a vaccination special during the months of June and July. The first C3 vaccination is now $50.

16.01.2022 Little Reggie Rocket in for her scale and polish Look at those curly locks!

15.01.2022 Broome Vet Hospitals latest Newsletter has now been published! If you enjoy our patient stories and want to keep up to date with the latest clinic news and advice on current issues subscribe to our newsletter through our website! https://broomevet.com/

14.01.2022 We couldnt let Rosie leave today without a brave girl bandana. This little angel is only 3kg! Well done for being so brave for your de-sexing today Rosie

14.01.2022 Boa is a little 10 month old Weiro who woke up with acute soft tissue swelling, redness and irritation to his little eye. Boa was suffering from a condition called Panophthalmitis. Panophthalmitis is the inflammation of all coats of the eye including intraocular structures. It can be caused by infection. The plan for Boa is to treat the eye aggressively with antibiotics, anti-inflammatories and eye ointments. Young sienna, Boas owner, worked very hard to save his eye. She ...even set her alarm every hour in the night to ensure his treatment was administered as often as possible in order for his eye to be saved. What great work she did! Now Boa can return to sitting on the dashboard of the car waiting for her to finish school again. His eye has recovered and he is a happy little Weiro once again. Great work Dr. Amy and Boas wonderful and very attentive owners.

14.01.2022 PET OF THE MONTH This month we have a very special 19 year old Devon Rex called Ripley! Ripley has been a patient of ours for many years and is very special to us (along with his brothers and sisters). Ripley has tackled renal failure and losing an eyeball like a superstar. He is unstoppable! Unfortunately, this month constipation has gotten the better of Ripley. His amazing family who just adore him have been excellent in getting him the treatment he has needed. He is st...ill on a mission to poo regularly so we need everyone to cross their fingers for Ripley! Although the situation is unideal for Ripley, we are definitely not complaining about his visits to see us. We just LOVE him

13.01.2022 With the recent rains of the incoming wet season, we have already started to see cases of our Thunder phobia patients. As dog's have incredibly advanced senses they can become very stressed and afraid when there is a change in the barometric pressure, strong winds, lightening strikes and the build up of static electricity We have a blog on our website which can help you help your fur babies this wet season.

13.01.2022 Meeko and Khan melting everyones hearts in the waiting room Dont forget for the months of June and July we have a special offer running to help prevent Parvo-virus. First puppy vaccinations are now $50

13.01.2022 The countdown is over ! Happy Christmas everyone Thank you for another great year at Broome Vets Have a happy and safe new year

12.01.2022 Little buggz the bunny came to visit us today for a little nail clip. What a cute ball of fluff he is!

11.01.2022 CUTENESS ALERT!! 2 days until Christmas Tiny is enjoying her Christmas tree doggy cookie whilst in boarding with us. Isn’t she just adorable

11.01.2022 PET OF THE MONTH We have the bravest little border collie called Cisco who has taken the well deserved place of pet of the month. Cisco was referred to our clinic from his home town in Kununarra to see Dr Scott Davis. He presented with a right distal femur fracture, with a fragment from the femur penetrating his skin. We took some radio-graphs of Ciscos femur and obtained suitable implants to plate his fracture. Without further or do Cisco received antibiotics, IV flu...ids, pain relief and a lot of sneaky cuddles from the nurses, then he was off into surgery! With the help of Dr Daviss specialized equipment Ciscos femur was platted and one more radio-graph of Ciscos new and improved leg was taken to ensure the job was well done. It has been over a month now and we are pleased to hear that Ciscos recovery is going really well. A big shout out to Ciscos amazing owners for going to great lengths to get their pup the treatment he needed. We wish him the best of luck with the rest of his recovery

10.01.2022 Can you believe there are only 9 days until Christmas! Our gorgeous patient Lola cant wait to see Santa

09.01.2022 To our valued clients, we are still operating as usual! During this outbreak of COVID-19 we ask you to please take precaution to protect everyone around us. Below are some ways to do so ... If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call us - 9192 1319. See more

08.01.2022 How adorable is Mulligan! A newly adopted little S.A.F.E puppy in for his vaccinations Look at that sweet face!

08.01.2022 This is Tiger Lilly She is possibly the happiest little dancing dog we have ever had in our boarding kennels She definitely has her Friday feels going today Have a lovely weekend everyone !!

08.01.2022 Check out our latest newsletter to stay up to date with our clinic news, product information, promos and more! Head over to https://broomevet.com/ to subscribe to the newsletter

07.01.2022 September is senior awareness month! This month we would like to pay particular attention to our geriatric animals (aged 7+). Old age is inevitable however it is something we can make more comfortable for our animals who are experiencing the pain and difficulty that comes with ageing The senior special is a 30 minute (less if required) consult which includes a blood test, urinalysis and a general health check ... It is a great chance to ask any questions you may have and to discuss particular needs of geriatric animals such as pain management and their particular nutritional requirements for this stage in their life Please call us on 9192 1319 to book in!

07.01.2022 Our 13 year old Charlie boy feeling a little bit high coming out of his anesthetic! We got to give his teenie tiny toothy pegs a little polish

06.01.2022 Today we had a very cute visitor! A little baby Red kangaroo He is soon to be the largest terrestrial mammal native to Australia, and the largest extant marsupial! *If you find injured or orphaned wildlife please contact the vet clinic, rangers or the fantastic wildlife carers we have in town.

06.01.2022 Have a look at this little fluffball! Frankie has his brave face on for the vets

06.01.2022 We thought we would share this special article during this frightening time, to help remind you of the positive things in our lives https://www.helpguide.org//mental-health/mood-boosting-pow

05.01.2022 How to get ready on a Monday for the busy week ahead!

04.01.2022 Who else has that Friday feeling?

04.01.2022 https://broomevet.com/tick-bourne-disease-in-the-kimberley/ With confirmed cases of Ehrlichiosis in Broome we are receiving a lot of enquiries. If you would like to learn more about this and preventative measures please see our website or contact us on 9192 1319.

04.01.2022 https://broomevet.com/february-dental-month/

02.01.2022 Handsome Trace is here to let you all know there is only 3 more days until Christmas!!

02.01.2022 Here it is! Another Broome vets newsletter If you enjoy reading patient stories and keeping up to date with promos and relevant information make sure to check out our website and subscribe to the newsletter! Subscribe by clicking the following link and scrolling to the bottom of the page. https://broomevet.com/

02.01.2022 Here we are again! Another month has flown by. This month we are happy to show you all a very special little man named Rusty. Rusty is a 15 year old terrier who was hit by a car. He came to us with de-gloving injuries on his front and hind legs, with his distal limb showing periosteal exposure. Radiographs of Rusty also revealed a distal tibial chip fracture. A de-gloving injury is a soft tissue injury where extensive amounts of the skin and subcutaneous tissues detach from ...the underlying fascia and muscles. With great merit to Rusty’s owners, he is brought into the clinic every second day for cleaning of his wounds and re-bandaging of two limbs. After a de-gloving injury it is common for the tissue to die which is what we feared for Rusty. As it turns out every bandage change reveals more and more granulation tissue which is amazing! His wounds are looking healthy and his tibial fracture is slowly but steadily healing. It makes our day when Rusty comes into the clinic because of his sweet nature and patience with the nurses as they shower him in cuddles. We look forward to all his future visits and hope he likes his bandage inspired by the Disney movie UP!

02.01.2022 Our Christmas countdown has started !

02.01.2022 December is Desexing Awareness Month In the link below we have outlined some super important reasons to get your animals desexed. You could even be saving their life! For the month of December we will be offering $50 off dog desexing, and $20 off cat desexing. Ring us to book in

01.01.2022 PET OF THE MONTH Miss Kaylee is pet of the month! She has been very brave through her numerous bandage changes over the last few months. Her once broken little Metacarpal is looking much happier which means no more bandages! Good job Kaylee

01.01.2022 8 days until Christmas! We heard a secret that Bailey is number 1 on Santas good list