Crookwell Veterinary Hospital in Crookwell, New South Wales | Pet service

Crookwell Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Crookwell, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4832 1977

Address: 220 Goulburn St 2583 Crookwell, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 OWNER FOUND FOUND (NO microchip)- Goulburn St near the pool Crookwell. If you own me or know who I belong to please call Crookwell Vet on 4832 1977

24.01.2022 Next Sunday 15th of November

21.01.2022 THIS TUESDAY 15th of December

17.01.2022 It’s not too late to get your picture taken with Santa

13.01.2022 WE HAVE FOUND OUR FOREVER HOMES KITTENS FOR ADOPTION These gorgeous kittens are looking for their forever home. They come fully vaccinated, microchipped, desexed, flea and worm treated, well socialised, litter trained as well as FIV & Feline Leukemia Virus tested (negative). If you are interested in adopting, please fill out our adoption form (in photos or email us to request a copy)and return via email or FB messenger and we will be in touch

11.01.2022 PET OF THE MONTH- JANUARY Meet Shadow the elegant Borzoi whom came in to CVH for his annual vaccinations & check up. Shadow’s owners noticed a discolouration to the top of his mandibular canine. Dr Tess recommended that Shadow have a dental under general anaesthesia to further assess the tooth using dental radiographs and determine the best course of action. At Crookwell Vets we have recently invested in a dental radiograph machine and it has the power to give us so much mor...e information about a tooth and how healthy it is by giving us a picture of the inside of it and how it looks below the gum line. Shadow was placed under general anaesthesia and radiographs taken of his teeth. After closer examination of the x-rays it was determined that the discoloured canine had a condition known as ‘pulpitis’. Pulpitis is the inflammation of the nerves, blood vessels, lymphatics and connective tissues that are inside a tooth. It is most commonly caused by trauma to the tooth. Teeth affected by pulpitis will eventually die. People suffering from pulpitis report that the condition is painful! Dog and cats are very stoic and unreliable at expressing dental pain in particular. In addition to discomfort, dead or dying teeth are a potential source of infection. Dr Tess decided that the best treatment for Shadow’s troublesome tooth was to extract/remove it. Not an easy feat given the large and tough root of the dogs canine, in Shadow’s case 3cm of root below the gum line within the bone of the top jaw!!!!! Dr Tess did a great job at removing the tooth with a lot of patience! You may also notice that Shadow is missing an eye. Why you may ask? Shadow’s very observant owner noticed a change to the blood vessels of his right eye, increasing in size. Shadow was seen by the specialist ophthalmologist and it was determined that these vessels were cancerous. Haemangiosarcomas/ haemangiomas of the eye are rarely malignant but are very locally invasive, infiltrating the tissues of the eye. It was recommended that Shadow’s eye be removed (enucleated). The enucleation of the eye was successfully performed at Crookwell Vets by Dr Jayde. Shadow has been through a lot in his life, but he has taken it all in his stride and has adjusted extremely well.

10.01.2022 I don’t think you could get a more model patient whilst getting pampered by nurse Tara. Call to make a booking

09.01.2022 KITTENS FOR ADOPTION - available Friday 18th of December These gorgeous kittens are looking for their forever home. They come fully vaccinated, microchipped, desexed, flea and worm treated, well socialised, litter trained as well as FIV & Feline Leukemia Virus tested (negative). If you are interested in adopting, please fill out our adoption form (in photos or email us to request a copy)and return via email or FB and we will be in touch

08.01.2022 THIS TUESDAY 17th of November

06.01.2022 Stray - no microchip, found McCalister Rd Laggan. If you own him please contact CVH 4832 1977

05.01.2022 What an awesome day for the Crookwell Vet Hospital sponsored Crookwell Open!! With a great turn out and generous winner Dom Falk donating his prize back to the club.

04.01.2022 KITTEN ADOPTIONS What an overwhelming response we have had to kitten adoptions (over 50 applications ). Please be patient as we will respond to everyone. If you are interested in adoption please ensure you fill out the application (in photos) and return via email or FB messenger. Then we can contact you directly. Thanks the team at Crookwell Vets

04.01.2022 WE HAVE ALL FOUND OUR FOREVER HOMES KITTENS FOR ADOPTION : These gorgeous kittens are looking for their forever home. They come fully vaccinated, microchipped, desexed, flea and worm treated, well socialised, litter trained as well as FIV & Feline Leukemia Virus tested (negative). If you are interested in adopting, please fill out our adoption form and return via email or FB and we will be in touch

03.01.2022 We are in desperate need of newspapers if anyone has any that they are wanting to get rid of. Thanks

02.01.2022 THIS TUESDAY 16th of February. Call to book an appointment

01.01.2022 OWNER FOUND FOUND (Peelwood): Microchipped however unable to contact owner. If you know me or know who I belong to please call Crookwell Vets on 48321977

01.01.2022 SUPER SAVING- 10L Q DRENCH

01.01.2022 OWNER FOUND Found on Kialla rd. No microchip. Female border collie. If you own her please call CVH on 4832 1977