East Arnhem Veterinary Services in Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory | Veterinary surgeon

East Arnhem Veterinary Services

Locality: Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 456 312 290

Address: Shop 2, 85 Chesterfield Circuit 0880 Nhulunbuy, NT, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 FOUND: Anyone missing a female, older Black and Tan kelpie? Was found on jasper No identification

19.01.2022 We currently have a wide range of animal products in stock, including pet accessories, toys and all your pets care needs And most importantly- plenty of pigs ears

18.01.2022 Cute kitten Friday spam This little lady had her desexing and vaccination this week

15.01.2022 Tick and fleas on the rise With the weather warming we are seeing increased numbers of tick and flea infestation. Be sure to make sure your pet is covered and up to date to prevent any issues from these critters. ... Ticks and fleas can cause anemia and ticks carry diseases such as Ehrlichiosis. Ticks and fleas also create extensive skin irritations. Prevent and care for your fur babies this build up.

15.01.2022 This superstar is ready for summer Haircut

15.01.2022 ANSWER UPDATE: Good guesses everyone, BUT you are wrong... the stomach has A normal content, however ... the intestine does have a corn cob stuck, which was surgically removed. Quiz Tuesday... Can anyone guess what is in this dogs stomach NO VETERINARY wizards

14.01.2022 PARVOVIRUS UPDATE: Are your dogs VACCINATED and up to date? Puppies should have their:... 1st vaccination at 6 weeks 2nd vaccination at 10 weeks 3rd at 14 weeks. A yearly booster is then required. If you have any concerns or your puppy has any signs of vomiting or diarrhea, please call us for advice on the next steps as to what we recommend. Please call us for any information you may require.

13.01.2022 When your so excited for a fresh cut

07.01.2022 Happy international Dog Day

02.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse day to all the vet nurses out there