Cox Street Vets and Livestock Logic in Hamilton, Victoria | Veterinary surgeon

Cox Street Vets and Livestock Logic

Locality: Hamilton, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5571 1202

Address: 87 Cox Street 3300 Hamilton, VIC, Australia

Website: http://coxstreetvets.com.au

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19.01.2022 Meet Bolt! Bolt came to us after being bitten by a snake. He had antivenom administered and a short stay in hospital with fluid therapy and lots of cuddles. Despite all of this Bolt remained smoochy the whole time in hospital and was a star patient! Bolt has made a full recovery and is enjoying his new inside life at home!

13.01.2022 Meet the gorgeous Tilly Tilly came to Cox St Vets on Friday night after being a cheeky girl and accidentally swallowing a fishing hook! After some x-rays to find where it was stuck Dr Anna was able to successfully remove it. Tilly is now making a full recovery, she was very brave for being only 4 months old

12.01.2022 Possum - Our Christmas Story Possum came to us over the Christmas break as she had been vomiting and not eating. Dr Darcy took some abdominal radiographs and saw a lot of gas in Possum’s stomach, making him concerned about a foreign body. Possum showed no signs of improvement on anti-nausea medications and fluid therapy so Dr Darcy and Dr Anna scrubbed up on Boxing Day and took Possum to surgery to explore her abdomen while Nurse Bianca expertly managed her anaesthetic. ...The surgery proved fruitful as they found a Brazilian nut from a Christmas cake stuck in Possums intestines which was then surgically removed This is Possum two weeks after surgery, looking beautiful, happy and healthy! Can you spot the gas filled stomach on the radiographs?

10.01.2022 Bet your fridge is full of yummy leftovers from Christmas and New Year celebrations! Don't succumb to the pleading looks from you fur kids. Many foods we enjoy can be toxic for pets or too fatty and rich causing stomach upsets and distress. Download our handy list of dangerous foods for pets before you're tempted to fill that bowl with leftovers!

01.01.2022 HOT WEATHER WARNING This weekend is set to be a scorcher and your pets can feel the heat just as much as we do! Here are some tips to help your pet avoid the heat this weekend:... -Exercise in the early morning or late afternoon when temperatures are cooler -Before walking your dog on paths or the road, place your hand on the surface and if it's too hot on your hand, it’s too hot for their paws! -Make sure your pet has plenty of water on offer. Ice cubes can also be placed in their water to make it cooler -Provide your dog with a paddling pool to cool off in -Keep them inside Below are some signs and symptoms of heat stroke: -Heavy Panting -Excessive thirst -Glazed eyes -Vomiting and diarrhoea -Bright or dark red gums -Staggering -Elevated body temperature. -Seizures -Unconsciousness Please also remember to check your birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats ect and place some water out for any wildlife as they are affected too! STAY SMART - STAY SAFE