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Central Veterinary Emergency

Locality: Bendigo, Victoria

Phone: +61 413 898 331

Address: 29 Michael street 3450 Bendigo, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Actual footage of all my emotions #armtheanimals credit: www.tiktok.com/@sovietkittenss

25.01.2022 Although the current pandemic has everyone waiting for the unknown you can be sure we will be there when you need us. Easter is fast approaching and we will be open for emergency and referral cases. Thursday April 9th from 7pm right through to Tuesday the 11th at 8am. ... We will be practising safe distancing and may ask clients to wait outside. If you have travelled anywhere more than 2 hours away or have been in contact with anyone who has travelled overseas we ask you to please STAY HOME. We can do video consults and phone consults to help our community stay safe and healthy. Please note: we are located at 29A Michael street in BENDIGO. We are no longer located in Castlemaine. Stay safe, up to date, and healthy over this Easter break- and remember to wash your hands.

25.01.2022 If a cat had a diary

25.01.2022 LOL, that's me! #funny

25.01.2022 A routine microchip scan reunites Doris the cat with her original family after being missing for 7 years! Now 11 years old, Doris is back with them safe and so...und . This story is a good reminder about the importance of microchipping and keeping your contact information up to date. Sometimes chips aren't registered or changed over properly so make sure you check that your pet is actually on the appropriate database. To see what database they are on go to: http://www.petaddress.com.au/ and put in their microchip number . #reunited #7years #microchipyourpets

24.01.2022 Happy new year!

24.01.2022 A big thank you to everybody! (staff, clients, furry ones, the community etc) for making our transition from Castlemaine to Bendigo so smooth !! Our first weekend was a massive success thanks to you guys !

24.01.2022 Phew! That was a busy weekend! Thank you to all of our new and returning clients for showing patience with us as we sorted through each and every patient. With social distancing creating a tricky situation for us to have owners present at exam, everyone has done so well. We had numerous calls for chocolate toxicity but only one dog presented with clinic signs, a naughty doggo who ate a tin of raised raw hot cross buns showing clinic signs for yeast toxicity(the clinic smell...ed like a brewery for a few hours), grape toxicity, 3 toggle pins, two cruciates, a torn medial ligament, fracture repaire, bladder rupture, stitch ups, roo fights, dog fights, string foreign body, wildlife, breached puppy, breached puppy leading to caesarean and the added not quite right, not eating, vomiting and diarrhea, mega colon cat with ruptured anal gland and of course the lovely abscesses...just to name a few of our exciting case load. A MASSIVE shout out to our locum vets, our permanent vets, and all of our fantastic nurses who dedicated their long weekend to helping those in need. The work in the background may go unnoticed but is so much appreciated. We will re-open Friday evening starting at 7pm through to Monday morning around 8am. Stay safe, be kind

23.01.2022 Talk about awesome diagnostic equipment!! Here is Dr Senura using the endoscope to find a blue piece of string that a cat had swallowed. Fact: As the endos...cope was used, the procedure was minimally invasive rather than having to remove the string surgically. Which meant that the recovery for the cat was smooth & immediate. Well done Dr Senura and nurses! See more

23.01.2022 Pronuncia correta kkk

23.01.2022 beautiful singing and dancing from one of our 'rescue' Cockatoos

22.01.2022 Finally we have a bit of time to post this ! Thank you Coco for your lovely card hope that you had a wonderful Christmas and New year. Eek ! It's February already??

21.01.2022 Morning Melbourne! If youre not sure how to proceed today, ask your Dogtor!

21.01.2022 If only cats and dogs could just get along...

18.01.2022 When your pet comes home really tired from the vet... and you don't know why! #Pets #Vet #VetTech #VetNurse #VetLife #Birds #Veterinary #Veterinarian #funny #MondayMotivation

16.01.2022 Morning Melbourne! If you’re not sure how to proceed today, ask your Dogtor!

16.01.2022 Sadly the images of plastic polluting the planets seas, oceans etc are becoming an all too common thing that we see on social media these days. It can often fee...l like there is nothing we can do to help stop this, but there are small changes we can make to help stop plastic pollution. If an average cat has 2 sachets of wet food a day that means that cat goes through 730 plastic sachets a year and sadly most of those sachets aren't widely recycleable. That's where Terracycle comes in. Terracycle runs a scheme where they will accept any type of pet food packaging (both wet food sachets and dry food packaging) and recycle it! If you would like to recycle your pet food packaging make sure it is clean and dry. Collection point are on the website. Nearest one is RSPCA shop in Bradford for others see terracycle map. https://www.terracycle.com/en-GB/brigades/petfood Source photo and words credit Cats Protection North London.

16.01.2022 How to make your cat look more active...

13.01.2022 Myth-busting Monday: "If my dog humps other dogs, he's being dominant" Humping is a common behaviour used by dogs and it rarely involves 'dominance' (does your ...dog win access to a resource or win a fight by humping for it? Probably not!). Of course many dogs will hump for sexual purposes, especially young intact males who are pumped full of hormones and need an outlet! However, humping also occurs frequently in dogs in non-sexual contexts. In fact, this behaviour is practised in puppies from a few weeks old as they learn to interact with their littermates. Mounting is an aspect of normal play behaviour in dogs, so you may notice both your male and female dogs will hump during play, often at the beginning or end. Largely, humping behaviour suggests arousal. Arousal means elevated emotions, for instance excitement, frustration or anxiety. You may notice in multi-dog interactions that one dog will get over-stimulated and start doggedly humping others. Or perhaps your two bonded family dogs often hump each other when guests arrive. Or maybe one dog has a tasty chew he will not share so another dog starts humping him out of frustration. (Note that this is rarely 'dominance' as the dog will rarely cause another dog to surrender an item by humping them.) Mounting can also be an affiliative behaviour that perhaps some dogs will use to attempt to win the affections of another dog. It is perfectly normal for female dogs to participate as well as males. So, in sum: humping is a complex behaviour related to social and sexual interactions and emotional states, but rarely 'dominance'. It can be used to initiate play, or during a pause in play. It can be used to diffuse tension, for affiliation, or as an outlet for frustration. Of course it can also be sexual. However, though rare, certain conditions causing pain or discomfort can also cause a dog to mount excessively or out of context. Therefore, if you are worried about your dog's embarrassing habit, you should seek the advice of a professional. . . . . . #schooling4dogssussex #schoolingfordogs #positivetraining #rewardtraining #positivedogtraining #dogtraining #dogtrainer #dogtrainingclass #dogbehaviour #puppytraining #dogs #puppy #obedience #doglover #ilovemydog #puppies #dogtricks #workingdog #happydog #lovedogs #sussex #clickertraining #positivereinforcement #happydogs #mythbusting #mythbustingmonday

13.01.2022 With the long weekend fast approaching you can relax knowing Central Vet. Emergency is open open open! Friday 7pm until Saturday 8am Saturday from 6pm Sunday ALL DAY... Monday ALL DAY Tuesday until 10am -patient discharge and transfers only. Enjoy and stay safe!

13.01.2022 We are available on-call 24 hrs from 24th January to the 27th 9am. Happy Australia Day!

10.01.2022 The Bendigo Obedience Dog Club is seeing an all-time surge in numbers with more owners than ever wanting to teach their puppies new skills. #9News | http://9News.com.au

10.01.2022 We are looking for our next superstar Vets, Techs and Nurses to join us at Central Veterinary Emergency and Mcivor Road Veterinary Centre! About Us: Located in Bendigo our clinic incorporates, McIvor Road Veterinary Centre (Small Animal General Practice) and Central Vet Emergency (Emergency/Referral Centre) to offer the best cases across the spectrum. We have a high case load of preventative care, trauma, soft tissue and advanced orthopaedics, medical work up, breeding work..., greyhound work, high quality dentals, emergency and critical care. Exotics such as guinea pigs, rabbits are commonly seen as well. We have mentoring and established training programs to look after our vets and support staff. We also invest happily on CPD and mental health. About you: * Happy to work in a friendly and welcoming team as well as make independent decisions with close support. * Emphasis on achieving best patient outcomes and going that extra mile. * A positive attitude, a positive attitude and a positive attitude. * An amazing work ethic is essential. * Like to work hard and play hard! For more information or to apply, please contact or forward resume to: Jackie Lowry : [email protected]

08.01.2022 "I think I need a new personal trainer"

08.01.2022 Shout out to Lelah, who is working hard at her physio program after bilateral cruciate surgery.

07.01.2022 My day. Every day.

06.01.2022 WE ARE MOVING TO BENDIGO!! From the 4th October 2019 on wards, we are moving our services to Bendigo - Operating out of Mcivor Road Veterinary Center. 29a Michael Street , Bendigo 3550. Our operating time will be the same: Emergency Service from 7pm Friday through to 8am Monday EVERY weekend and public holidays. ... Our main contact number remains: 0413 898 331 and our email address is still: [email protected] We would like to thank the amazing fur parents, their family vets and of course our patients for their immense support over the last 3 years. !! It is sad to know that we may be slightly further away from some of our patients but hopefully the move will allow us to continue and expand our services to more needy patients out there. Please note that Castlemaine has 2 great veterinary Clinics that offer an after hours service : Healthy Pet Vets and Castlemaine Veterinary Clinic. Please do not hesitate to contact them if you are not able to get through to us or if Bendigo is too far for you to travel.

05.01.2022 All those unbelievable vet bills of love.

05.01.2022 La sesión fotográfica más bonita que verás hoy.

04.01.2022 Its Christmas again! How time flies! What a tremendous year it has been , with some massive changes, lots of laughter and some tears too. This Christmas, as usual we will be available from the 24th DECEMBER through to the 2nd of JANUARY... Have a wonderful and safe Christmas! Our number is 0413 898 331

03.01.2022 Meowing parrot and confused sphynx. So funny, check it out. ... Credits https://instagram.com/funnyanimalsdoingstuff #sphynx #funnyanimals

03.01.2022 Take care everybody! Remember to wash your hands, sneeze into elbow and stay home if you are sick. !!

01.01.2022 Call Your Dog When They’re Right Beside You Challenge See watermark to identify copyright! http://vt.tiktok.com/d9feyH/