Challenger Veterinary Hospital in Kwinana, Western Australia, Australia | Pet service

Challenger Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Kwinana, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 9419 4133

Address: 46 Meares Avenue cnr Challenger Avenue 6167 Kwinana, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 UPDATE: ALL KITTENS HAVE BEEN ADOPTED! We have 5 kittens available for adoption. They’re 8 weeks old and ready to go. Their adoption fee is $300 and includes their kitten vaccination course, sterilisation and microchipping. If you’re interested, please call the hospital on 9419 4133 to arrange a viewing. Please note- NO HOLDS... Yellow- Male ADOPTED Brown- Male ADOPTED Black- Male *a bit shy, would be best suited to a quieter home or home with older children* ADOPTED Green- Male ADOPTED Lt Blue- Female ADOPTED

25.01.2022 ** 2 left ** Hi there! Were still here!! We are 3 ginger boys looking for homes. Our siblings have all been adopted and we are just patiently waiting.... Our adoption price is $300 and includes our full kitten vaccination course, microchipping, desexing, flea and worm treatment. You can visit us at the hospital 7 days a week! See more

25.01.2022 ***OWNERS HAVE BEEN FOUND*** Thankyou for sharing :) Hi There, I seem to have gotten lost! I was found running around Orelia Primary School. I am a young female and I dont have any identification or tags so the lovely staff here dont know who I am or who my family is. If you know who I am or if I belong to you- please call 9419 4133 or pop down to Challenger Vet Hospital. Please note- ID of the owner and proof of ownership must be provided.

25.01.2022 YOUNG FEMALE CAT FOUND IN WELLARD This sweet little girl was found hiding in a hole in the back garden of her very kind rescuer. She unfortunately isnt microchipped so we need help to find her family. Please let us know if you know who might be missing her. Call us on 9419 4133.

25.01.2022 UPDATE: POWER RESTORED POWER OUTAGE: Due to a Western Power electricity fault we have no power and unfortunately that means no telephones. If your pet requires veterinary attention please proceed to the veterinary hospital. You can call 0434 314105 until normal phone service resumes. ... Sorry for any inconvenience. See more

24.01.2022 This orphaned Joey melted our hearts last week. Veterinary nurse Chantelle placed him in a heated makeshift pouch and he took the bottle immediately he was so hungry. He is now being cared for by one of our lovely clients who is a registered wildlife carer and will hopefully be retuned to the wild when he is big enough.

24.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE FROM CHALLENGER VETERINARY HOSPITAL We would like to reassure you that we are doing everything we can to ensure the health and welfare of all pets and pet parents during this time. We are implementing measures to ensure we remain open so we can continue treating your pets. On Monday we divided our staff into two separate teams so that if one team has to go into isolation the other will be able to continue working, to keep the hospital operational. ... As a licensed and accredited veterinary hospital we already have numerous and robust hygiene policies in place. Further to this, and in light of a confirmed case of Coronovirus in a Kwinana resident yesterday, we have added some additional precautionary measures. These additional measures are: On entering the hospital we are asking clients to use the bathroom in reception to thoroughly wash their hands with soap and water for a minimum of 20 seconds then use the paper towel to dry them. There will be hand sanitiser on the reception counter for you to use after your appointment. We are asking that only one pet parent enter the consulting room together with your pet. We suggest that other family members wait at home or outside our clinic. Our vets will greet you without a handshake and we are more likely at this time to take your pet into our treatment area to carry out an examination. When making your appointment please let us know if you are feeling unwell, or if you have been in contact with someone who is unwell, or if you are self-isolating. We will then arrange for our staff to meet you at your car. Please phone us when you are in the parking lot, so we know you have arrived. We will take your pet into the hospital and continue the consultation over the phone. The good news is experts say theres still no evidence you can catch coronavirus from your pet. We are here to help in any way we can to get us all safely through this time and are always happy to give advice over the phone. Photo credit: George Harris Science Photo Library.

23.01.2022 ALL ADOPTED!! Kitten season is here!!! The first babies of the season are available for adoption. Brown Collar- Male, 8 weeks old- Black ADOPTED Grey Collar- Male 8 weeks old- Tabby ADOPTED... No Collar- Female 8 weeks old- Tabby ADOPTED Pink Collar- Female 8 weeks old- Black ADOPTED No Collar- Male 6 weeks old- Tabby. ADOPTED Adoption fee is $300 and includes kitten vaccination course, microchipping, flea and worm treatment prior to adoption & sterilisation. Please call 9419 4133 if you have any questions or would like to arrange a viewing. Please note- No Holds.

23.01.2022 **ON TRIAL WITH FAMILY** ACHILLES NEEDS A HOME: My family hasnt come to get me and Ive been at Challenger Vet for a long time now. They have been really nice to me but I would much prefer to be in a loving home. I love pats and cuddles and am a very clean girl. Im seven years old. If you would like to meet me please come and visit me at the hospital.

23.01.2022 COVID -19 UPDATE: PET ONLY CONSULTS As the COVID-19 situation evolves Challenger Veterinary Hospital is making some changes to the way we operate with the aim of delivering the best possible care to our patients and clients whilst also ensuring the safety and welfare of our staff and the well-being of our community. Our opening hours remain the same and we will be open 7 days a week. We are focusing on maintaining as much normality as possible whilst minimising the risk of t...ransmission of any illness. These protocols may evolve over time, but we will begin by doing the following: Changes to the way we perform consultations: In order to minimise the risk of transmission, please remain in the carpark and phone us on 9419 4133 when you arrive. Our staff will then collect your pet from the carpark, bring them into the hospital and the consultation will be performed over the phone with the veterinarian. You will only be able to enter the reception area in an emergency situation or if you feel our staff safety will be at risk from your pet if you are not present or if you feel that your pet will be extremely stressed if you are not present. Exceptions will be made for end-of-life decisions, provided the people attending are feeling well and have not had known contact with someone with COVID-19 or have travelled overseas recently. If your pet requires repeat medications, food and other items please call ahead to arrange this. When you arrive at the clinic please call us and we can bring them out to you. Wherever possible, please pay for these items ahead of time over the phone. Changes to our payment protocols: Please be aware that we are no longer accepting cash payments of accounts. We encourage card payments. Changes to our visiting protocols: For the time being, we are not allowing families to visit pets in hospital. We will happily send you photos. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we strive to keep everyone in our community healthy so we can continue to provide the best possible care to your pets. The team at Challenger Veterinary Hospital

22.01.2022 **REUNITED** Hi There, We got a bit lost in the rain and have been brought into Challenger Vet. We have microchips but it doesnt appear theyve been registered so the ladies cant call our parents to collect us! We were found in the Oldbury/Casuarina area.... If you recognize us or know who we belong to- Please call the hospital on 9419 4133 See more

22.01.2022 Our next Puppy Preschool Course starts on Tuesday the 3rd of November at 7pm. Please don't hesitate to contact us on 9419 4133 with any questions or to book in.

21.01.2022 We have had a dog brought into us this afternoon. Found in the Orelia area. If this is your dog please give us a call on 9419 4133 or pop into the clinic.

20.01.2022 FOUND PUPPY IN WELLARD: This adorable girl has been handed into us after she was found wandering around Tyndale Turn in Wellard. If you recognise her please contact us on 9419 4133 so we can reunite her with her owners.

19.01.2022 **ALL ADOPTED** These two 6 week old kittens are available for adoption. They are up to date with their flea and worming. Their $300 adoption fee includes their kitten vaccination course, microchipping and sterilisation. If you would like to view them, please call 9419 4133. White face- Female-ADOPTED Tabby- Male - ADOPTED... Please note- no holds

19.01.2022 This handsome man was brought into us on Sunday. He was found in Parmelia. He is sterilised and microchipped but details aren't upto date. If he is yours or you know the owner please call us on 9419 4133

19.01.2022 14/02/2021 UPDATE: NO COVID RESTRICATIONS WILL NOW APPLY. COVID RESTRICTIONS Challenger Veterinary Hospital is putting minimal contact procedures in place with the aim of delivering the best possible care to our patients and clients whilst also ensuring the safety and welfare of our staff and the well-being of our community.... Our opening hours remain the same and we will be open 7 days a week. Face masks are mandatory. One client per pet to attend the hospital to reduce the number of people inside the building. Maximum of three clients in reception at any one time. You will be asked to wait in a consult room with your pet rather than in reception. You will be required to check in with the Safe WA app or sign in. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we strive to keep everyone in our community healthy so we can continue to provide the best possible care to your pets. The team at Challenger Veterinary Hospital.

19.01.2022 **REUNITED** Does anyone recognise this cute little guy? He has come in as a stray. Unfortunately he does not have a collar on and he isnt microchipped. He was found wondering around in Orelia. Please call us on 9419-4133 if he belongs to you.

19.01.2022 EDIT - All kittens have found beautiful new families. Thank you to everyone for your comments, shares and likes! Hey There, We arrived at Challenger Vet yesterday and have been given the all clear to find our new homes! Do you think you could have room in your family for us? Our adoption is $300 and includes our kitten vaccination course, our microchipping and our sterilisation as well as our flea and worm treatment! You can come and meet us at the hospital from 8am - 5pm t...oday or 9am - 4pm tomorrow. *ADOPTED* White Mask- Male *ADOPTED* Black and White with Black nose- Female *ADOPTED* Black and White Stripe- Male *ADOPTED* Grey, White & Black Tabby- Male *ADOPTED* Black and White- Female *ADOPTED* Tortie- Female

19.01.2022 UPDATE: Reunited with family this morning Im missing my family. I was found in Parmelia and am microchipped but no one is answering their phones. If you know who I belong to can you tell them Im being looked after by Challenger Veterinary Hospital in Kwinana Town Centre. Please phone them on 94194133.

18.01.2022 ** ALL Adopted ** Sill Available These little ginger guys and their mum are still available for adoption. The boys are approx. 9 weeks old and their $300 adoption fee includes the kitten vaccination course, sterilisation, microchipping, flea & worming treatment.... Please feel free to pop into the hospital to come and meet them, alternatively you can call us on 9419 4133.

17.01.2022 ANZAC WEEKEND OPENING HOURS Saturday 8am - 5pm Sunday 9am - 4pm Monday 9am - 2pm No public holiday or weekend surcharges. We remember and honour the service and sacrifice of those who have served our nations. Lest we forget.

16.01.2022 FOUND WANDERING THE STREETS OF ORELIA Are you missing this big guy? He was found by a lovely client and handed into us but unfortunately we have not been able to locate his family. Please give the clinic a call on 9419 4133 if you have any information to help us find his family.

16.01.2022 Hey Everyone There is only us left! Can you believe it? Our siblings have all found lovely homes but we are still here. Can you make space in your hearts and homes for us? Our adoption fee is $300 and includes our kitten vaccination course, sterilisation, microchipping, flea & worming treatment. We are here all weekend if youd like to come and meet us!

16.01.2022 **ADOPTED** This little darling is looking for her fur-ever home. She is 6 weeks old and is up to date with her flea and worming. Her adoption fee is $300 and includes her kitten vaccination course, microchipping and sterilisation. If you’d like to meet her please contact the hospital on 9419 4133. Please note- no holds

15.01.2022 We have had a missing rooster brought into us this morning. Found in Parmelia area, if you are missing a rooster please give us a call on 9419 4133 or call into the clinic. Thanks :)

14.01.2022 FREE DENTAL CHECKS AT CHALLENGER VET PET DENTAL MONTH AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER 2020 Free examination of your pets teeth and gums. Obligation free advice and estimates for any dental work that may be required.... WITH ALL DENTAL PROCEDURES BOOKED DURING AUGUST YOU WILL RECEIVE: $100 off your pets dental procedure. Free Pre-Anaesthetic blood test valued at $110. One free bag of Royal Canin Dental biscuits. -Feline Dental 1.5kg bag worth $32 -Canine Dental Small Dog 2kg $35 -Canine Dental Large Dog 6kg $82. Voucher for 50% off your first purchase of Royal Canine dental food. Four out of every five dogs and cats over the age of three years have some sort of dental disease which becomes more severe with age. This can be a real problem for pets. Not only is it painful and causes bad breath it can lead to illnesses related to the heart, liver and kidney which will seriously affect your pets health and quality of life. Book an appointment for a FREE dental check in August online via our website at www.challengervet.com.au or phone 94194133. We are open 7 days a week. We are looking forward to seeing you.

12.01.2022 ***** LOST******** A Pigeon has been handed into us here at Challenger Vet hospital. It has a tag but details are unreadable. Please contact us if this is your bird. We will require photo i.d / proof of ownership on collection. Thank you

11.01.2022 Merry Christmas to our Challenger Family

11.01.2022 We will be closed this Labour day public holiday, Monday 1st of March. We will reopen on Tuesday the 2nd of March at 8:00am. If you require emergency assistance, please call: WAVES in Success on 9412 5700... Or Baldivis Vet on 9524 1466 Photo credit - Royal Canin

10.01.2022 PET DENTAL MONTH HAS BEEN EXTENDED INTO SEPTEMBER FREE DENTAL CHECKS AT CHALLENGER VET Free examination of your pets teeth and gums. Obligation free advice and estimates for any dental work that may be required. WITH ALL DENTAL PROCEDURES BOOKED DURING SEPTEMBER YOU WILL RECEIVE:... $100 off your pets dental procedure. Free Pre-Anaesthetic blood test valued at $110. Free bag of Royal Canin Dental biscuits. -Feline Dental 1.5kg bag valued at $32 or -Canine Dental Small Dog 2kg bag valued at $35 or -Canine Dental Large Dog 6kg bag valued at $82. Voucher for 50% off your first purchase of Royal Canine dental food. Four out of every five dogs and cats over the age of three years have some sort of dental disease which becomes more severe with age. This can be a real problem for pets. Not only is it painful and causes bad breath it can lead to illnesses related to the heart, liver and kidney which will seriously affect your pets health and quality of life. Book an appointment for a FREE dental check in September online via our website at www.challengervet.com.au or phone 94194133. We are open 7 days a week. We are looking forward to seeing you.

10.01.2022 Hi There! Were two little sisters who need families! Were 6 weeks old now and are ready to tackle the big world. We can be re-homed separately or together, all we need is a loving place to call home. Our adoption fee is $300 and includes a full kitten vaccination course, initial flea and worm treatment, microchipping and desexing. If you would like to meet us, please call 9419 4133 and ask the lovely staff about us. From there, we can answer any questions you may have and/or organise a meet and greet.

09.01.2022 ** UPDATE: The three ginger boys are still available as well as the white and calico Mum cat. All other kittens have been adopted.** 3 Ginger boys available Hi There! Were the new family in the neighbourhood. We were abandoned at a house and a lovely neighbour took us in when Mum gave birth to us. She has looked after us really well but now we need to ensure they all get great homes! Were 9 weeks old now and ready to tackle the big world.... Our adoption fee is $300 and includes a three kitten vaccination course, initial flea and worm treatment, microchipping and sterilisation. Two mother cats are also looking for a home. They are very affectionate and would love a forever home. They will also have a full vaccination course, initial flea and worming, microchipping and sterilisation at a discounted price of $150. If you would like to meet us- please come down to Challenger Vet Hospital and ask the lovely staff about us. Alternatively you can call us on 9419 4133 for more information. 3x Ginger- Male Dark Tortishell- Female Grey Tabby- Male Light Torti with small right eye - Female ADOPTED Tabby and white on blue and white rug - Female Tabby on blue and white rug - Female Tabby Mum White and tortoiseshell Mum

08.01.2022 SEPTEMBER 2020 IS NATIONAL PET DESEXING MONTH AT CHALLENGER VET Challenger Veterinary Hospital is offering discounted dog and cat desexing and microchipping to pet owners with pension/concession/health care cards for the month of September. PLEASE BOOK ON LINE VIA OUR WEBSITE OR PHONE 9419 4133 TO MAKE A SURGERY BOOKING. PLEASE MENTION IN THE NOTES SECTION OF YOUR WEB SITE ON LINE BOOKING OR WHEN YOU PHONE THAT YOU ARE APPLYING THROUGH THIS SCHEME. DESEXING + MICROCHIP PRICE...S: All prices include Elizabethan collar and pain relief medication. Female Cats $190 Male Cats $130 Female Dogs (Immature-under one year of age) 1-10kg $275 11-20kg $295 21-30kg $320 31-40kg $355 41-50kg $385 Female Dogs (Mature-over one year of age) 1-10kg $295 11-20kg $320 21-30kg $350 31-40kg $400 41-50kg $450 Male Dogs 1-10kg $220 11-20kg $250 21-30kg $280 31-40kg $310 41-50kg $350 If your pet is already has a microchip the cost will be less $10 Around 23 cats and dogs die every hour of every day in pounds and shelters nationwide. Due to the ongoing problem of pet overpopulation, these healthy pets are being euthanised because there are not enough homes available. There are many reasons why pet owners should desex their pets. As well as helping to stop pet overpopulation, the following are some of the other benefits associated with desexing cats and dogs. Health Reduced risk of getting cancer or other diseases of the reproductive organs, such as testicular cancer, prostate cancer/disorders in males, and cystic ovaries, ovarian tumors, acute uterine infections and breast cancer in females, and also other diseases like mammary cancer, perianal tumors and perianal hernias. Females can suffer from physical and nutritional exhaustion if continually breeding. Pets generally live longer and healthier lives. Behavioural Pets are less prone to wander, fight, and are less likely to get lost or injured. Reduces territorial behaviour such as spraying indoors. Less likely to suffer from anti-social behaviors. They become more affectionate and become better companions. Eliminates heat cycles in female cats and their efforts to get outside in search for a mate. Reduces the cost to the community of having to care for unwanted puppies and kittens in pounds and shelters. No additional food or vet bills for the offspring. No need to find homes for unwanted or unexpected litters of puppies or kittens. Save money from expensive surgeries from car accidents or fights, which are less likely to occur if your pet doesnt roam around. Dumping puppies and kittens is an ethical cost, as well as being illegal and inhumane. Please call us on 9419 4133 to make a booking.

08.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse day to all of the wonderful nurses out there....but especially to ours

08.01.2022 **ADOPTED** Hey There, I arrived at Challenger Vet yesterday and have been given the all clear to find my new home! I am a 7 week old female. Do you think you could have room in your family for me? My adoption is $300 and includes my kitten vaccination course, my microchipping and my sterilisation as well as our flea and worm treatment! You can come and meet me at the hospital or call us on 9419 4133.

08.01.2022 DO YOU RECOGNISE ME? I was found near Parmelia Avenue earlier this morning. If you think I may belong to you or someone you know, please call Challenger Veterinary Hospital on 9419 4133.

07.01.2022 WESTERN AUSTRALIA DAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY Challenger Veterinary Hospital will open Monday 1st June from 9am to 2pm on the WA Day public holiday in case you need us for anything at all. NO PUBLIC HOLIDAY OR AFTER HOURS SURCHARGES Enjoy your long weekend and stay safe

07.01.2022 Head on over to our Challenger Veterinary Hospital Puppy Preschool page to see photos of our adorable recent graduates!

06.01.2022 All we want for Christmas is a family They will be ready for adoption tomorrow. Adoption fee is $300 and includes our kitten vaccination course, microchipping and sterilisation. Please call 9419 4133 to arrange a viewing Please note- No Holds ... Ginger+White - 11week old MALE - ADOPTED Tabby+White (sitting) - 11 week old MALE Tabby+White (lying down) - 11 week old Female ADOPTED Tabby+White DMH - 11 week old MALE

06.01.2022 HAPPY EASTER TO ALL OF OUR LOVELY CLIENTS AND FURBABIES. We are open today until 2pm if you need us. We had two lovely visitors today. Daisy brought us easter eggs in a pot plant holder and the lovely ladies at Impound Feline Rescue brought us yummy cup cakes. Thank you!!!

06.01.2022 AUGUST IS PET DENTAL MONTH FREE DENTAL CHECKS AT CHALLENGER VET Free examination of your pets teeth and gums. Obligation free advice and estimates for any dental work that may be required.... WITH ALL DENTAL PROCEDURES BOOKED DURING AUGUST YOU WILL RECEIVE: $100 off your pets dental procedure. Free Pre-Anaesthetic blood test valued at $110. One free bag of Royal Canin Dental biscuits. -Feline Dental 1.5kg bag worth $32 -Canine Dental Small Dog 2kg $35 -Canine Dental Large Dog 6kg $82. Voucher for 50% off your first purchase of Royal Canine dental food. Four out of every five dogs and cats over the age of three years have some sort of dental disease which becomes more severe with age. This can be a real problem for pets. Not only is it painful and causes bad breath it can lead to illnesses related to the heart, liver and kidney which will seriously affect your pets health and quality of life. Book an appointment for a FREE dental check in August online via our website at www.challengervet.com.au or phone 94194133. We are open 7 days a week. We are looking forward to seeing you.

06.01.2022 We have had a rabbit brought into us this afternoon. Found in the medina area. If this is your rabbit please give us a call on 9419 4133 or pop into the clinic.

05.01.2022 We have opened up another Puppy Preschool course starting on Monday the 9th of November. Please call the clinic on 9419 4133 to book in or if you have any questions.

05.01.2022 JULY IS PET DESEXING MONTH AT CHALLENGER VET Wow those are very impressive numbers! Challenger Veterinary Hospital is offering discounted dog and cat desexing and microchipping to pet owners with pension/concession/health care cards for the month of July. ... PLEASE BOOK ON LINE VIA OUR WEBSITE OR PHONE 9419 4133 TO MAKE A SURGERY BOOKING. PLEASE MENTION IN THE NOTES SECTION OF YOUR WEB SITE ON LINE BOOKING OR WHEN YOU PHONE THAT YOU ARE APPLYING THROUGH THIS SCHEME. DESEXING + MICROCHIP PRICES: All prices include Elizabethan collar and pain relief medication. Female Cats $150 Male Cats $100 Female Dogs (Immature-under one year of age) 1-10kg $250 11-20kg $280 21-30kg $310 31-40kg $340 41-50kg $380 Female Dogs (Mature-over one year of age) 1-10kg $280 11-20kg $310 21-30kg $340 31-40kg $380 41-50kg $410 Male Dogs 1-10kg $200 11-20kg $230 21-30kg $260 31-40kg $290 41-50kg $340 (If your pet is already has a microchip the cost will be less $20) Around 23 cats and dogs die every hour of every day in pounds and shelters nationwide. Due to the ongoing problem of pet overpopulation, these healthy pets are being euthanised because there are not enough homes available. There are many reasons why pet owners should desex their pets. As well as helping to stop pet overpopulation, the following are some of the other benefits associated with desexing cats and dogs. Health Reduced risk of getting cancer or other diseases of the reproductive organs, such as testicular cancer, prostate cancer/disorders in males, and cystic ovaries, ovarian tumors, acute uterine infections and breast cancer in females, and also other diseases like mammary cancer, perianal tumors and perianal hernias. Females can suffer from physical and nutritional exhaustion if continually breeding. Pets generally live longer and healthier lives. Behavioural Pets are less prone to wander, fight, and are less likely to get lost or injured. Reduces territorial behaviour such as spraying indoors. Less likely to suffer from anti-social behaviors. They become more affectionate and become better companions. Eliminates heat cycles in female cats and their efforts to get outside in search for a mate. Cost Reduces the cost to the community of having to care for unwanted puppies and kittens in pounds and shelters. No additional food or vet bills for the offspring. No need to find homes for unwanted or unexpected litters of puppies or kittens. Save money from expensive surgeries from car accidents or fights, which are less likely to occur if your pet doesnt roam around. Dumping puppies and kittens is an ethical cost, as well as being illegal and inhumane. Please call us on 9419 4133 to make a booking.

04.01.2022 The Animal Welfare Op Shop Kwinana is reopening. Please support this amazing hard working charity that strives to encourage and subside pet desexing, rescue and rehoming. Armadale Community Animal Rescue Group Christy Yurovich

04.01.2022 Hi I am lost boy! One of the lovely clients brought me into the hospital. I was found on Feilman Drive, Leda. I am chipped but details arent up to date. If you know my family or I belong to you please call the hospital on 9419 4133

03.01.2022 OPEN EASTER SATURDAY AND EASTER SUNDAY!!! NO HOLIDAY SURCHARGES Good Friday CLOSED Easter Saturday OPEN 8am to 5pm Easter Sunday OPEN 9am to 2pm... Easter Monday CLOSED No weekend or holiday surcharges apply. Stay safe and happy Easter to all of our clients and their fur families.

03.01.2022 Babies looking for forever homes

03.01.2022 **UPDATE: Everyone has found their new loving homes** Hi! We arrived at Challenger Vet today. Weve been looked after really well and now its time for us to find homes. We have been vet checked and given a clean bill of health. Our adoption fee is $300 and includes our kitten vaccination course, micro chipping, sterilisation and also our flea and worm treatment. Please call 9419 4133 to arrange a viewing or pop into the hospital to say hi.... Red Collar- Male, 8wks * ADOPTED* Green Collar- Male, 8wks *ADOPTED * Dark Blue Collar- Female, 8wks **ADOPTED** Light Blue Collar- Male, 8wks *ADOPTED* Orange Collar- Male, 8 months *ADOPTED* Yellow Collar- Female, 6 months *ADOPTED*

03.01.2022 **** REUNITED WITH OWNER**** This little guy has been brought into us today. He is an 18 week old, male kitten who was found in Leda. Please contact the hospital on 9419 4133 if he belongs to you. Proof of ownership is required. Please note- no adoption enquiries will be taken at this time.

03.01.2022 CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS UPDATE Thank you to all of our wonderful clients for being so patient and cooperative during these difficult times. From tomorrow we are set to relax some of our COVID-19 restrictions. To maintain social distancing we are asking that we have only 1 client per pet in the hospital. We would also like to limit the number of clients within the hospital to 4.... When you arrive please wait outside and you will be asked to come into the hospital when numbers allow. If reception is unattended please call us on 94194133. Thank you for your understanding. See more

02.01.2022 JULY IS PET DESEXING MONTH AT CHALLENGER VET Challenger Veterinary Hospital is offering discounted dog and cat desexing and microchipping to pet owners with pension/concession/health care cards for the month of July. PLEASE BOOK ON LINE VIA OUR WEBSITE OR PHONE 9419 4133 TO MAKE A SURGERY BOOKING. PLEASE MENTION IN THE NOTES SECTION OF YOUR WEB SITE ON LINE BOOKING OR WHEN YOU PHONE THAT YOU ARE APPLYING THROUGH THIS SCHEME.... DESEXING + MICROCHIP PRICES: All prices include Elizabethan collar and pain relief medication. Female Cats $150 Male Cats $100 Female Dogs (Immature-under one year of age) 1-10kg $250 11-20kg $280 21-30kg $310 31-40kg $340 41-50kg $380 Female Dogs (Mature-over one year of age) 1-10kg $280 11-20kg $310 21-30kg $340 31-40kg $380 41-50kg $410 Male Dogs 1-10kg $200 11-20kg $230 21-30kg $260 31-40kg $290 41-50kg $340 (If your pet is already has a microchip the cost will be less $20) Around 23 cats and dogs die every hour of every day in pounds and shelters nationwide. Due to the ongoing problem of pet overpopulation, these healthy pets are being euthanised because there are not enough homes available. There are many reasons why pet owners should desex their pets. As well as helping to stop pet overpopulation, the following are some of the other benefits associated with desexing cats and dogs. Health Reduced risk of getting cancer or other diseases of the reproductive organs, such as testicular cancer, prostate cancer/disorders in males, and cystic ovaries, ovarian tumors, acute uterine infections and breast cancer in females, and also other diseases like mammary cancer, perianal tumors and perianal hernias. Females can suffer from physical and nutritional exhaustion if continually breeding. Pets generally live longer and healthier lives. Behavioural Pets are less prone to wander, fight, and are less likely to get lost or injured. Reduces territorial behaviour such as spraying indoors. Less likely to suffer from anti-social behaviors. They become more affectionate and become better companions. Eliminates heat cycles in female cats and their efforts to get outside in search for a mate. Cost Reduces the cost to the community of having to care for unwanted puppies and kittens in pounds and shelters. No additional food or vet bills for the offspring. No need to find homes for unwanted or unexpected litters of puppies or kittens. Save money from expensive surgeries from car accidents or fights, which are less likely to occur if your pet doesnt roam around. Dumping puppies and kittens is an ethical cost, as well as being illegal and inhumane. Please call us on 9419 4133 to make a booking.

02.01.2022 **ADOPTED** Can you help find me a home? Nobody has come to meet me and I would love to go home with someone soon! I am a very smoochy boy and have really come out of my shell- I LOVE attention. ... My adoption fee is $150 and I come with all my vet work done (a full course of three kitten vaccinations, microchipping, flea & worm treatment and sterilisation). Come and meet me at the hospital or call the staff on 9419 4133 to arrange a meeting. See more

01.01.2022 Looking to start the new year with new families Hi, we have previously been advertised with our siblings and we are left! We’re 11 weeks old and looking for new homes! Our adoption fee is $300 and includes our kitten vaccination course, microchipping and sterilisation. Please call 9419 4133 to arrange a viewing. Please note- no holds... Tabby and Ginger face- Female Tabby face- Male - ADOPTED