Darwin Veterinary Hospital in Casuarina, Northern Territory | Medical and health

Darwin Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Casuarina, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8927 9033

Address: 65 Vanderlin Dr 0810 Casuarina, NT, Australia

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

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21.01.2022 A newly hatched monitor brought himself into the clinic today for a general health check He got the all clear and is now back outside where he belongs

15.01.2022 It’s early but we’re still calling it! The award for Best Vocals of the Day goes to Luna! #thevoice #huskylove #vetvisit

15.01.2022 Baby Burdekin ducks! These little guys came in for a vet check this last week after being found in an unusual spot. Did you know Burdekin ducks form long-term pair-bonds and are usually encountered in lone pairs or small flocks

14.01.2022 Itchy skin season is here and to help protect your pet from flare ups we have some special offers lined up Give us a call today on 8927 9033 to find out more

12.01.2022 What a great idea! Warm your feet and support a local animal shelter at the same time! The purfect Xmas pressie!

12.01.2022 The winner for our dental month hamper is Willow! Thank you all so much for entering! So many cute, happy pets It was a tough decision but given the time of year we just couldn’t go past the pumpkin pic! Congratulations Willow!

11.01.2022 Cyclone Preparation Do you have a plan for your pets? When preparing your cyclone kit, think about your pet's food, water, toys, lead or travel crate, and any medications. For more information check out www.secure.nt.gov.au

11.01.2022 Shelia popped by the clinic last week to introduce her babies and supervise their first vaccination We first saw these little cuties on Sheila’s pregnancy X-rays a few months ago, so meeting them in person is extra special Call us today on 8927 9033 to find out more about the pregnancy services we can offer your pet

09.01.2022 Happy Birthday Gee! Gee turns an impressive 15 years old today! He’s been coming to see us for over 10 years now and is well and truly part of the DVH family Thanks for the photo Carol!

06.01.2022 Some good tips for keeping your pets cool on hot days

05.01.2022 There’s still time to enter! but hurry! Winner will be announced at 4 pm tomorrow

01.01.2022 Gee, one of our very favourite regulars, is getting into the Halloween spirit today & being a seasoned trick or treater, has some safety tips to share Lock up the LOLLIES! Pets have a keen sense of smell and will find stashed treats! Chocolate & lollies containing xylitol are especially toxic to pets. Give us a call right away if your pet gets into the lollies.... Ditto for GLOW STICKS Pets (especially cats) find glow sticks to be a lot of fun to play with and often puncture them. While most of the sticks are labeled as non-toxic, they do have a extremely bitter taste which may lead to drooling and racing around the house. A little treat or sip of milk will usually stop the taste reaction. Make sure your pet is IDENTIFIED & VISIBLE Extra people on the streets and strange costumes can spook pets and cause them to bolt. Microchips with current contact details, reflective collars, and ID tags can all help reunite you with your pet. Keep pets CALM Even pets who are kept indoors may experience intense anxiety over the strangely dresses visitors. Keeping your pets away from trick-or-treaters may be enough, but if you think more will be needed, be sure to give us a call in advance to discuss options. Check those COSTUMES Ensure costumes fit well and aren’t going to slip and tangle them or cause a choking hazard if chewed on. Never leave a costumed pet unattended. If you have any questions, please give us a call on 89279033. Photo credit to Gee’s family, Carrol & Jenny

01.01.2022 Bluey visited us again yesterday This time for his 3rd puppy vaccination In two weeks time he will be able to safely go out for walks and adventures with his family This little guy has tripled in size since his first visit and we’re excited to see how much he grows between now and his next visit