Community Vets in Braeside, Victoria, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Community Vets

Locality: Braeside, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9580 5111

Address: Unit 16/238 Governor Road 3195 Braeside, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 When assembling your dog kit, be sure to follow the instructions to avoid disasters like this

25.01.2022 Hooray! Our X-ray machine is back up and running!

24.01.2022 I think everyone's goal in life should be to be as happy as this lab at this playground...

22.01.2022 SANTA PAWS IS COMING TO TOWN! Santa will be available for pawtraits for all the good furkids on Saturday 5th December from 9am. Cost is $25 for one pet or $40 for multiple. All proceeds will be donated to rescue groups Arctic Rescue Victoria and New Beginnings Animal Rescue.... Please book your photo shoot on 9580 5111 Santa can't wait to see you!

21.01.2022 The COVID-19 restrictions on grooming have had a massive impact on our four legged family members. If your fur baby is uncomfortable or their health is being compromised, we have a limited number of grooming places available with our fully qualified groomer Simone. As you can see, she will bring a smile to their faces. Please call us on 95805111 if you would like an appointment.

21.01.2022 Some great ideas to entertain your dogs during lockdown

20.01.2022 We have been getting a few enquiries lately regarding grooming. We would like to clarify that vet clinics can still groom if it is a welfare issue.

19.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day!

18.01.2022 Here is your daily dose of cuteness : TikTok.com/@michburk

17.01.2022 How many kids do you have? Me:

14.01.2022 We hope everyone is having a lovely Sunday morning! Get yourself a cuppa and watch our next edition of the ARV dog-life in lockdown videos with training tips! M...ental stimulation will tire your dog out much quicker than physical exercise and is a perfect addition to your lockdown routine. You can train almost anything, anywhere! A few additional tips: * make sure you use food reward as a reward, not a bribe! So, when teaching a new behaviour or trick, phase them out quite quickly * consider using your dog's daily food rations instead of treats to make sure you don't overfeed * shaping and training little tricks is a fun way of teaching your dog how to learn and deal with a little frustration * Brushing up on basic obedience and working on some extra manners that we usually don't get time for like not barging through doors or not jumping up can establish better boundaries and great habits * crate training is invaluable in teaching your pups about down- and alone-time! For more information of some basic training and our recommended dog trainers around Melbourne head to our website: https://www.arcticrescue.org.au/about/resources/training Thanks for watching! ARV Life in Lockdown - training tips #weekendwisdoms #lifeinlockdown #dogtraning

13.01.2022 COVID-19 Update -Stage 4 Restrictions for Vet Clinics Today the Victorian Government, following directions of Victoria’s Chief Health Officer, confirmed that Vets are permitted to continue operating as previously. The Department of Health and Human services (dhhs.vic.gov.au) states;... ‘Veterinary clinics and related services...’ will remain open (for on-site work) with a COVID health plan. Community Vets will continue to offer our services whilst practicing strict social distancing under a COVID health plan.

13.01.2022 The stairwell to heaven Credit: https://www.facebook.com/anna.bates.184

12.01.2022 Hollie and Claire made Heidi feel very comfortable on her first visit to our clinic.

12.01.2022 When your best friend tries to drag you to the gym at 6am

10.01.2022 The beacons are lit. Rohan will answer. : TikTok.com/@byanscivic

10.01.2022 COVID update To the best of our knowledge, vets are still considered essential services and we will remain open to provide care to our patients. We can provide a letter confirming clients have an appointment at Community Vets to show police if they get stopped. Please remember to practice social distancing and be patient with us as we stagger appointments to keep us all safe.

08.01.2022 2020 has been a tough year for everyone. Our team here at Community Vets has been working tirelessly under the difficult circumstances of this year without complaint. We have been managing contactless car park consults, which is more time consuming and requires an extra level of coordination, and the team have stepped up immeasurably. We are incredibly grateful and proud to have this amazing team. ... But the truth is, we are all tired. To give our team a much deserved break, Community Vets will be closed on Monday the 2nd and Tuesday the 3rd of November so we all have a chance to just breathe. We know that this year has been tough on all of you too, so we thank you and really appreciate your understanding.

08.01.2022 Purrrrrfect day for it

06.01.2022 Teamwork makes the dream work!

06.01.2022 UPDATE: These two are now on their way home. Thanks to everyone who helped reunite them. We have had two sweet little pugs handed in to us after they have taken themselves for a walk. If you or someone you know is missing these kids, please give us a call on 95805111.

06.01.2022 Trust the Husky to go backwards!

05.01.2022 Just a reminder that Community Vets is closed tomorrow for the Grand Final public holiday. Wishing you all a relaxing lonnnnnngggg weekend. We’ll be back Monday!Just a reminder that Community Vets is closed tomorrow for the Grand Final public holiday. Wishing you all a relaxing lonnnnnngggg weekend. We’ll be back Monday!

04.01.2022 The perfect sleeping spot

03.01.2022 Today is Community Vets 2nd birthday. Sending a big thank you to all of our patients and your wonderful people for your ongoing support. And to the amazing Community Vets team, we would not be who we are without each and every one of you. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!