Cameron Park Vets in Edgeworth | Pet service

Cameron Park Vets

Locality: Edgeworth

Phone: +61 2 4958 6635

Address: 2A Garth St 2285 Edgeworth, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.cameronparkvets.com.au

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25.01.2022 FUNFACT: Dogs have the ability to move their ears independently , they can tilt, turn and raise them all which changes their facial expressions and can communicate what they are feeling. There is around 18 muscles in a dogs ears! #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

24.01.2022 IMPORTANT NOTICE: Heat and Pets (Please Share) Unless owners take the necessary precautions, pets can suffer and even die on very hot days. The following information will help you care for your pet in hot weather. These guidelines are especially important for owners of older pets, pets with thick coats, short noses, or pets adapted to cooler climates. Tips for owners of all types of pets:... - Always provide plenty of cool, clean water. Fill two bowls in case one is knocked over. If outside, ensure they are in the shade. - Ensure pets have access to cool, shady and well ventilated areas during all parts of the day. - It is best to leave pets at home during heat-waves, they will be much more comfortable in a cool home than riding in a hot car. - If pets must be taken along for the ride, don't leave them alone in a parked vehicle. Even with the windows open, a parked car can quickly become a furnace, and pets can get heat stroke, brain damage or die in as little as 4-6 minutes. - Never, under any circumstances, leave pets unattended in a car, even on a mild day when the car is in the shade and has the windows down. - If you and your pet must travel, carry an extra thermos, filled with fresh, cool water, just for them. Put the air conditioning on and if possible, use a window shield (the type used for babies and small children) on the rear windows. - Add ice blocks to your pet's water bowl throughout the day. - Fill an empty container or drink bottle with water, freeze it, and place in your pet's bed. Alternatively, place wet towels in the freezer for a few hours, remove and place in your pet's bed. - Where possible, leaving the air-conditioning or fans on in the house will help to keep pets cool. - If you know it is going to be a hot day and you will be at work, close the blinds in one or two rooms to keep the sun out. This will help the rooms to stay cooler. - Animals can get sunburned too! Protect hairless and light-coated dogs and white cats with sunscreen when your animal will be outside in the sun for an extended period of time. Put sunscreen or zinc on exposed areas of pink skin (e.g. ear tips and noses). - Animals with long coats can be clipped to increase comfort in hot weather. - Be aware of the signs of heat stroke in animals this can be potentially fatal. Signs include rapid panting, listlessness, drooling, weakness, muscle tremors, or collapse. Pets with signs of heat stroke should be put in a cool shady area, wetted down with cool (not icy) water and fanned. If the animal is conscious, offer cool (not cold) drinking water, but don't allow it to gulp large amounts. If you suspect your pet is suffering heat stroke, contact us immediately, but don't transport animals in a hot car. #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

20.01.2022 Every hospital should have special volunteers like this. #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

19.01.2022 So true #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

15.01.2022 When the little brother grows up. #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

15.01.2022 Family #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

14.01.2022 A patchwork of cuteness... #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

12.01.2022 What a cutey... #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

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08.01.2022 When you've been busted... #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

07.01.2022 A little bit of cuteness at the end of the week #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

05.01.2022 It's impossible to ignore a little one this cute. #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

03.01.2022 Cameron Park Veterinary Hospital is OPEN TODAY from 9am to 12pm for all your pet health needs. Drop into our clinic at 2A Garth St Edgeworth or call us on 4958 6635. #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton

01.01.2022 Pitbulls are just land seals.... #CameronPark #Edgeworth #Barnsley #Killingworth #Holmesville #WestWallsend #CameronParkVets #Minmi #Teralba #Seahampton