Dr Paws Kotara Veterinary Clinic in Kotara, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon

Dr Paws Kotara Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Kotara, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4047 9910

Address: 4/88 Park Avenue 2289 Kotara, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.drpaws.com.au/kotara

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24.01.2022 A kind member of the public dropped this little one off to us yesterday concerned about a potential injured foot. Lucky this brave one was in high spirits and looked well enough to go to a wildlife carer for rehabilitation! #fiestybluetongue #wildlife

24.01.2022 A good citizen has brought in a Rainbow Lorikeet that was found near their home in Broadmeadow. This is an extremely friendly bird and has been hanging out with us humans all morning. We have reason to believe that this bird is someone's pet, if you have any information please call the clinic on 40479910.

23.01.2022 Baby Sullivan visited the clinic on Saturday for his second vaccination and wow isn't he just the most handsome bulldog ever!!!!! #britishbulldog #dogsofinsta #vaccinateyourpets

23.01.2022 FOUND, lost cockatoo. This boy is clearly domesticated and was handed into wildlife rescuers in the New Lambton area. If you have any information please call the clinic on 40479910.

23.01.2022 Reminiscing when the handsome mango was in for surgery! He is just so so cute we all are obsessed!

22.01.2022 Handsome Thor is just so photogenic. Every time he comes in he is always so brave!!!!

21.01.2022 Don't forget to book into our last lot of Puppy Preschool classes for the year starting on the 25th of November, and 2 spots left for the 26th November. Call 40479910 to Secure your spot

21.01.2022 MEET THE TEAM- Emelie started here at Dr Paws Vet Clinic as a placement student mid 2019 and joined us as a Junior veterinary nurse September 2020. Emelie enjoys all aspects of nursing but has a particular interest in hospital and treatment nursing, where she can spend the time comforting our sick and injured animals. Outside of work Emelie enjoys hiking, yoga, camping and spending time at the beach with her two dogs, American Staffy Shadow and Dachshund Luna. Emelie just recently passed all her exams and prac assessments for Vet Nursing so she is fully qualified and will be around the clinic to see all your beautiful pets

21.01.2022 Posting another photo of Buster the Neapolitan Mastiff X because he is just the cutest big boy!!! #kotaravet #newcastlevet #dogsofinsta

18.01.2022 Princess grifter was back at the clinic today for a nurse consult. We love when she comes in as she is always full of energy and loves cuddles

18.01.2022 Happy birthday to Nurse Emelie and happy 1 year anniversary (with Dr Paws) to Dr Kat and Dr Amy!

18.01.2022 We had the handome Alvey come in for a day stay on Tuesday. All of his procedures went smoothly and he had a great recovery after anesthetic. He loved all the hugs he received from the staff but most importantly he loved seeing his dad after being here for the day.

18.01.2022 Did anyone you know receive a pup for christmas? If so we have the first classes of puppy preschool starting on January 6th and 7th if any fur friends need training. Call the clinic on 40479910 to book them in and secure a spot #puppiesofinstagram #puppypreschool #drpawskotara #kotaravet

18.01.2022 Absolutely purrfect! meet Tuna, Prawn and Squid. These beautiful babies came into the practice today #hunteranimalrescue #drpawskotara

17.01.2022 The inquisitive Teddy is in for the day for desexing and is loving the cat ward and staff #desexingtime #castration #kittylove

16.01.2022 Buster is pulling a super sad face at the staff after we put his e-collar on due to his castration surgery. Elizabethan collars prevent your pet from licking, biting or scratching at the sutures/surgical site. It is important to have it on for as long as necessary as even the most well-behaved pets may try and get to the site if given the opportunity. Buster is super handsome and we absolutely loved having him at the clinic. #desexingday #kotaravet

16.01.2022 The beautiful Jasper came in for a visit last night and was just modeling the whole time in the waiting room! Isn't he just so handsome! #dogsofinstagram #kotaravet #newcastlevet

15.01.2022 Merry Christmas from Lexi the baby spoodle and the rest of the team here at Dr Paws Kotara! #drpawskotara #puppylove

14.01.2022 During all of November & December we are offering $20 OFF cat & dog vaccinations! Vaccinations play a vital role in keeping your furry friend healthy and happy. It will help keep our community as safe as possible from harmful diseases! Give us a call on 40479910 or visit our website for more information/ to book! T&C apply... An automated email has gone out to most of our clients regarding overdue vaccinations, Apologies for those that have received this but know their pets ...are fully vaccinated. We hope to see you soon #discount #newcastlevet #kotaravet See more

13.01.2022 Throwback to when Enzo came into the clinic. This little man was such a star and he knows it! #drpawskotara #puppiesofinstagram

12.01.2022 Beautiful Nysa came in for a Routine clean, dental scale and Polish yesterday. She was so well behaved in her day stay and absolutely loved showing off her photogenic skills to the staff here at Dr Paws #finnishlapphund #dentalhealth

12.01.2022 Some more puppy preschool graduates from this past week. These little ones are just so intellegent and @balancedpawsdogtraining helped so much along the way! Congratulations puppies!

06.01.2022 A baby reindeer has visited Dr Paws. Christmas is coming and so are all the cute outfits for your pets! #waitandyouwillsee #44daystillchristmas

03.01.2022 This is baby Pickle. Pickle is being the perfect model for us to educate all our followers on retained puppy teeth. Retained baby teeth are baby teeth that are still in the mouth after the adult teeth have erupted. The roots of baby teeth normally reabsorb into the body resulting in loose teeth that easily fall out and leave room for adult teeth. Usually Puppy teeth fall out over time in the puppy stage and in Pickles case this most likely will happen but if you notice this... at around de-sexing time (as all adult teeth usually emerge at around 6ish months old) we are more then happy to have a look at them for you. Since retained Puppy teeth can cause problems for a dog later in life, it is best to have them pulled by your veterinarian sooner rather than later, This can be done at de-sexing time as it is the easiest way to be done all together for your fur baby ! :) See more

03.01.2022 Beautiful Ellie has kindly posed for some photos in her consult with one of our amazing vets. Ellie has been receiving a few too many treats over her time in Covid and gained a little bit of Covid weight. Swiping to the last 2 photos, we have a hand feeling chart at our clinic to show clients what a healthy dogs Body Condition Score should be. At an ideal body condition (around BCS 4-5) you will be able to feel your pet’s ribs easily with flat fingers. There should be a ...visible waist behind the rib cage. In fluffy pets, you should be able to feel it or see it when they are wet. Lastly, you should be able to feel the points of the hips easily, with no squishy bulges on any side. With all this said Ellie is a young and healthy dog and sitting at a BCS of 7 she can easily bounce back to her usual self by cutting out those treats and exercising with mum and dad. If you're ever concerned about your little baby give us a call or drop in to weigh your dog on our scales and feel our BCS chart! #pugsofinsta #beautifulpugs #kotaravets See more