Engadine Veterinary Hospital in Engadine, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon

Engadine Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Engadine, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9548 3345

Address: 903 Princes Hwy 2233 Engadine, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.engadinevet.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Newspaper Needed! Our hospital patients must have been busy keeping up with the latest news as we are almost out of paper! We're calling on our wonderful community to donate any spare newspaper (not shredded) you may have laying around. If you drop some around to us after hours please pop them on the front step out of the rain many thanks!!

25.01.2022 Hope everyone's having a peaceful Sunday filled with snacks and chasing the sunny spots

25.01.2022 hehe hope youre all staying safe and sound while distancing! #COVID #coronavirus #socialdistancing #ecollar #veterinaryhumor

25.01.2022 Throw back Thursday! Tiny little Ruby came in to visit our hospital today and she's not so tiny anymore! Here's an early pic of Nurse Holly beaming at the chance to snuggle Ruby at her very first vaccination consult, along side a pic of Ruby falling asleep in Holly's arms this afternoon, after a big day in hospital. We love our relationships with our patients, it's what makes this industry so special

25.01.2022 We have had an outpouring of love and appreciation from our wonderful clients and community recently, with lots of you reaching out with gifts or kind words While we absolutely love the work we do and while each of us give our very best regardless of praise, moments like these lift our hearts! We would like to express our greatest appreciation back to our wonderful community for the kindness, patience, and cooperation you have offered us during what has been a very trying... time for us all. A huge huge thank you specifically to Laura for this yummy basket of goodies, and for your lovely message to the team

24.01.2022 Throw back Thursday! Tiny little Ruby came in to visit our hospital today and shes not so tiny anymore! Heres an early pic of Nurse Holly beaming at the chance to snuggle Ruby at her very first vaccination consult, along side a pic of Ruby falling asleep in Hollys arms this afternoon, after a big day in hospital. We love our relationships with our patients, its what makes this industry so special

24.01.2022 A helpful reminder of the benefit of face masks, adequate hand hygiene and social distancing. --1.5m-- While it is not mandatory for us to wear face masks in NSW and may not ever be mandatory, the current advice from the Gov is as follows; "People in NSW should consider wearing a face mask in situations where physical distancing is not possible." https://www.health.gov.au//should-i-wear-a-face-mask-in-pu ... The health and saftey of our Clients and Staff is our top priorities. As such we are asking our team to wear face masks while at work. If you are concerned about your health and wish to wear a face mask while in reception or consultation, please do so. Additionally if you would still prefer to await your appointment outside in the safety of your car please let them team know and we will accommodate you accordingly. Shared below is a gorgeous illustration by May Gibbs in 1919 as part of a NSW Gov campaign for awareness and action in the midst of the deadly Spanish Flu.

24.01.2022 Little darling Zola lounging about for some chin scratches before her procedure. Nurse Zoe was more than happy to oblige Have you ever seen a cuter nose?!

24.01.2022 Congratulations to our newest cutest puppy graduates! There were lots of noodling and floofing about but they all graduated with flying colours, well done!

23.01.2022 Congratulations to our newest puppy graduates Our Puppy Pre-School has started back up again! Spaces are limited so make sure you book in your pup early to secure a spot

22.01.2022 Hairy Halloween!! Wishing you all a safe and spooky night. Remember to gobble down your chocolate and candy or store it away safely so that little sneaky mouths don't get the chance to feast #halloween #trickortreat #lizclimo #littleworldoflizclimo

22.01.2022 Now that were home all the time, how does this affect our pets? when an owner suddenly does go out to run an errand, they become anxious. And when, eventually, they do have to go back to work, then well then see even more with chronic anxiety disorders, and separation anxiety. Pets whove been adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic could find it particularly tough when their new-normal finishes to be replaced by an empty home.

22.01.2022 A very good boy's peaceful sunday protest

22.01.2022 #stayhome #youcansavelives

21.01.2022 Double kitten trouble! Luna and Shadow came in on Friday for their desexing procedures and between the two of them, made our frenzy of a Friday that much better

21.01.2022 This years ANZAC Day will look very different, but lets not forget to take a moment to honour the Australian servicemen, servicewomen and animals who have served our country. Lest we forget #AnzacAtHome #LestWeForget

21.01.2022 Did you know we run puppy school too? Congratulations to our newest puppy graduates!!

20.01.2022 Throwback Thursday! Frequent flyer Willow came in all set and ready for her consult with her carry on luggage in tow Her mum has done an excellent job of accustoming Willow to her travel carrier, as she showed no signs of stress or anxiety! Happily chirped on arrival and carried on eating

20.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING COVID-19 & OUR HOSPITAL Due to the ever growing list of affected areas, the situation in Melbourne and to do our part to help stop the spread we have made the decision this week to make masks mandatory for everyone entering our veterinary hospital. Our team have been sporting their super cute fabric face masks for the past week and we think theyve looked truly glamorous. ... We respectfully request that if you are entering our hospital for a consultation with your pet that you please wear a mask at all times. We can provide you with a face mask on your arrival to reception. However we strongly encourage you to bring your own along, to assist with the tight limitations we face on ordering surgical masks If you have any concerns please contact our hospital on 9548 3345. We greatly appreciate your co-operation in keeping our staff and other clients safe during this time. Were all in this together, lets stay kind, healthy and keep looking out for each other.

20.01.2022 Hope everyones having a peaceful Sunday filled with snacks and chasing the sunny spots

19.01.2022 We love educating our clients about their beloved pets, but for a change this post is about people instead, specifically those who look after your pets - your vet. Its no secret that being a vet is extremely challenging and rewarding, but what is it that makes vets 4 times more likely to commit suicide? Why is it that most vets have contemplated leaving an industry that they love? A lot of these challenges may not be what youd expect. SBS INSIGHT explored some of the many... confronting challenges that vets deal with on a daily basis, the long term effects of these and raising awareness of the importance of self care especially amongst veterinarians. #loveyourpetloveyourvet

19.01.2022 Oh Wynx, you sweet Sphynx! Dr Rita couldn't get enough of this little miss at her first kitten health check and we can see why! Can't wait to watch you grow into those wrinkles little one. #Sphynx #CatsOfFacebook #CoolCatClub #CatLover

19.01.2022 Interesting case of the week! *Warning Graphic Image attached* Sweet Scruffy was brought into our clinic last week with a quickly growing abscess on the side of his abdomen. ... On assessment, Dr Dave saw that the abscess had already burst and once the area had been cleared a surprise was left waiting for him! Poor Scruffy had found his way into the BBQ leftovers and had swallowed a toothpick whole. Thankfully for him the toothpick had worked its way out of his gastrointestinal system by itself and was trying to leave through the muscle and skin layers. Had it not, it may have caused a lot of pain and discomfort for Scruffy and may have led to an emergency exploratory laparotomy surgery to locate it within his gut and remove it. Dr Dave gently assisted it on the way out, and ensured that Scruffy was well looked after before sending him home for close monitoring. If you have curious snoots sniffing around your house take care with your leftover toothpicks, and skewers

18.01.2022 Weve been absolutely spoilt rotten with recent visits from this little sizzling snag Ned is the newest addition to Nurse Zoes family, making him the newest member of our team! Hes been a perfect little companion to snuggle inbetween consultations and on breaks. We may be just a little bit fond of him If youre lucky enough at your next visit you may be able to sneak a glimpse of Nurse Ned patrolling the hospital.

17.01.2022 PUPPY PRESCHOOL IS BACK With physical distancing rules relaxing, our puppy preschool classes are back in play! Feel free to give us a call to find out more. Availabilities are limited, first in best dressed!

17.01.2022 Look at these two little love bugs we had the pleasure of caring for today We couldnt get enough of Meeka's little teddybear cuddles or Frankie's gentle nuzzles! You were extraordinarily brave after your procedures today! #veterinarypatients #cavoodlepuppy #dalmationpuppy #veterinary #puppylove

17.01.2022 *Update* "Baby Girl" has found her way back home with her doting family, where she belongs Found! We have had a striking female Alexandrine Parrot brought into our care this week and are searching for her family.... Please be in touch if youre missing your sweet girl, or if you may know her owner. Proof of ownership will be required. See more

17.01.2022 What an absolute looker! Leroy the handsome Maine Coon giving us his most fearsome stare after his grooming appointment today Try all you like Leroy, we will still give you cuddles and smooches anyway!

17.01.2022 We've been absolutely spoilt rotten with recent visits from this little sizzling snag Ned is the newest addition to Nurse Zoe's family, making him the newest member of our team! He's been a perfect little companion to snuggle inbetween consultations and on breaks. We may be just a little bit fond of him If you're lucky enough at your next visit you may be able to sneak a glimpse of Nurse Ned patrolling the hospital.

16.01.2022 PSA Next Monday, 4th May, we will be having scheduled maintenance on our electricity network during our consulting hours. Unfortunately this may mean that we could be losing power for a short duration early Monday morning. If you are planning to pop in for a consultation or to pick up any products on Monday, we ask that you please call us either tomorrow or Sunday to ensure we are as best organised as possible. ... If you are already scheduled for an appointment on Monday we will still be going ahead with consultations as per usual, however we would really appreciate your patience and co-operation in case we are without power during your visit. Sorry for any inconvenience that may be caused. Our team will do our best to continue to provide our usual high standard of care and customer service. Thank you! Happy Friday

16.01.2022 Throwback Thursday! Frequent flyer 'Willow' came in all set and ready for her consult with her carry on luggage in tow Her mum has done an excellent job of accustoming Willow to her travel carrier, as she showed no signs of stress or anxiety! Happily chirped on arrival and carried on eating

15.01.2022 Jumping 'Jax' This sweet little guy had nothing but smiles and full bottom wags for our team yesterday What an absolute charmer! After his xrays and a cozy nap in hospital, he picked up his lead and decided it was time to take himself home!

14.01.2022 Some chatty cattos for your social Friday night #TGIF

13.01.2022 Its confirmed - Vets are an essential service

13.01.2022 Oh Hamish How this handsome gentleman brightens our day each time we see him! Unfortunately for Hamish he has become a bit of a frequent flyer at our hospital recently, and has won the heart of the whole team throughout his treatment process. Demanding VIP care for his most recent visit, Hamish settled for no less than sleeping on our Nurses laps! Here he is stealing cuddles with Kathleen prior to surgery, and even more snuggles with Zoe in his recovery

13.01.2022 Meet our friend Rafiki! Spirited Rafiki was in recently for his castration surgery, with his support teddy by his side His sweet face and loving disposition called for comfort cuddles with Dr Tabitha during his recovery. Lucky for us, the little guy has been on holiday in our cattery for the past week and has kept us well and truly entertained with his playful antics, constant capacity for cuddles and by watching us enthusiastically as we eat lunch We think his name ta...g couldnt be more spot on Youre welcome back anytime little one! See more

12.01.2022 Charlie the Heeler One day, poor Charlie was vomiting, off his food and just looking really really sad Even though hes not terribly fond of vets, his dad brought him in to see us because something just wasnt quite right. After a thorough examination, Dr Beth took some abdominal x-rays and what did we see?... Any clever guesses to what Charlies eaten? Comment below!

12.01.2022 Some of you may remember this little inky blue budgie who brightened our reception with his charming chirps. After finding himself lost from his family, he called our hospital home for a few months. Dr. Beth excitedly took him into her care, and looked after him from his first assessment right through to the end of his treatment plan. When he arrived he was rather stressed, with a respiratory infection and had a crusty cere. The cere had a light pink colouration, leading ...us to believe he was a female. However after a few weeks of daily weigh ins, oral antibiotics, and an appropriate diet his cere began to clear up and under the crust we saw a beautiful blue start to develop! Meaning our little girl was actually a boy Here he is sitting comfortably on Dr. Beths shoulder, during a socialisation session. A lot of families came forward in the hopes that he was their missing budgie, however unfortunately he didnt match any of the descriptions or photos sent through. "Spirit" has since been rehomed with a lovely family who are completely enamoured with him. Looked after by a young daughter who has taken on his care and kept busy and happy with two budgie roommates.

11.01.2022 Jumping Jax This sweet little guy had nothing but smiles and full bottom wags for our team yesterday What an absolute charmer! After his xrays and a cozy nap in hospital, he picked up his lead and decided it was time to take himself home!

11.01.2022 Oh my goodness there must be something in the water today SIX puppy consults all in one rainy day! We are so in love. If only every day could be this filled with puppy kisses (although we do love old doggo kisses too) Seems to me that COVID-19 has brought about a baby boom of the canine kind! ... Frenchie, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Golden Retriever, Staffy, West Highland Terrier and a chocolate Labrador (not featured). Keep them coming!

10.01.2022 Our Hospital doors are officially unlocked and Archie is very excited to see you all again!! We are still asking for only one person per family to attend your vet visit as we are only allowed a maximum of 3 clients in the reception area at any one time.... You will also notice our cute little green spots on the floor in reception to remind everyone to please keep their paws at least 1.5 metres apart and practice social distancing at all times. We also kindly ask if you are feeling unwell to please remain at home. If you would prefer to wait in your car just give our nurses a call on 9548 3356 and let them know you have arrived Things are ever changing at the moment and we are very appreciative of everyones patience over the last few months in helping us keep our clients and our staff safe. We cant wait to see you!

10.01.2022 Ideal way to spend this grey, gloomy Monday arvo

08.01.2022 *edit- The little miss has found her way back to her loving family! Found! A lovely young Indian Ringneck has been brought into our care recently and we are searching for it's family. ... Please be in touch if you're missing your sweet little one or if you may know it's owner. You can reach us on 9548 3345, via email at [email protected] or by direct Facebook message. Proof of ownership will be required before claiming.

08.01.2022 Especially during times like this, the veterinary profession stands alongside human health professionals, working towards One Health to improve the lives of both two legged and four legged. #onehealth #doyourpart #flattenthecurve #wereallinthistogether #isolationnotisolated #YOUcansavelives

08.01.2022 Midweek possum magic We were lucky enough to have a tiny visit from this teeny tiny pygmy possum. It was brought in by a member of public as it was found by itself without its parents. If juvenile possums are separated from their mother, they are at risk to a number of dangers; shock, stress, predators (such as domestic cats and dog) and starvation. ... If you find an orphaned juvenile or an injured adult and can safely contain it, we ask that you keep it in a quiet, dark, warm place and bring it along to us as soon as possible. The little one was given subcutaneous fluids, had small meals every couple of hours and was wrapped up nice and warm in a dark pouch. A wonderful WIRES career collected it after a few days stay in hospital and hopefully it will be due to be released back into its natural habitat again soon.

08.01.2022 Congratulations to our newest puppy graduates

07.01.2022 This Easter may look very different to what were used to, but how privileged we are to live in a country called Australia, how privileged we are to have access to quality health care and running water Stay safe, stay home and Happy Easter (Also, remember to keep the chocolates and hot cross buns to yourself, our furry friends will thank you for it!)

06.01.2022 Alpha and Delta, two very unlikely siblings came in for a visit today! Delta's gorgeous colours were on full show Never an ordinary morning here! #beardeddragon #catsibling #gorgeousfamily

05.01.2022 With spring being a busy time for our bird population, we thought this was a helpful reminder of the importance of contacting licenced wildlife carers or your local Veterinariany hospitals, prior to giving any at home care to sick or injured wildlife. For assistance with injured wildlife please dont hesitate to call our team for advice on 9548 3345, or speak with a WIRES rescue operator on 1300 094 737.

05.01.2022 EDIT- The little one has been found, safe and sound! Thank goodness Missing dog A poor family has just had their grey French bull dog go missing in Engadine close by and unfortunately are worried about someone taking her. She was with her dad only moments ago and isnt known to stray far from dad. ... Please keep an eye out for her and if you notice anything suspicious please be in touch. 9548 3345. Thank you!

04.01.2022 Free Dental Health Checks It has been proven that gum disease is more common among our pets than once thought. Just like human, our furry friends need regular dental checks. We want the chompers of our favourite pawfriends to stay pearly white and strong to chew all things (including your favourite shoe ). ... Book in an appointment for a free dental health check! All dentals booked this month will also receive a generous Greenies sample!

02.01.2022 hehe hope you're all staying safe and sound while distancing! #COVID #coronavirus #socialdistancing #ecollar #veterinaryhumor

02.01.2022 This Easter may look very different to what we're used to, but how privileged we are to live in a country called Australia, how privileged we are to have access to quality health care and running water Stay safe, stay home and Happy Easter (Also, remember to keep the chocolates and hot cross buns to yourself, our furry friends will thank you for it!)

02.01.2022 FOUND BUDGIE We have had a sweet little Budgerigar brought into our care after it was found adventuring in the wild, far from home. If you are missing your budgie, or know someone who is missing theirs, please contact us to confirm ownership. Weve loved looking after this sweet little one but its long overdue to return home.... Please give us a call on 9548 3345, or message our Facebook page directly. Thank you!

02.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING COVID-19 & OUR HOSPITAL To minimise client traffic in the hospital premise, we have put the following measures in place for the safety of our staff and community: If you are booked in for a consultation, we kindly ask you to please return to your car and the ring the clinic to let us know you have arrived. When we are ready, we will be collecting your pet from your car and performing consultations over the phone.... If you are here to pick up medications/food/other products, we also kindly ask you to please return to your car and then ring the clinic to let us know you have arrived. We will deliver the product to you. We highly encourage eftpos payments over cash at this time due to handling issues and we are more then happy to take over the phone payments. For other enquiries, please also return to your car and ring the clinic for instructions on how to proceed. Our hospital number is 9548 3345. We greatly appreciate your cooperation in keeping our clients, staff and pets safe. Were all in this together, lets stay kind, healthy and keep looking out for each other

02.01.2022 Tuesday Tails Each Tuesday we will be sharing a close up of a cute little tail and a clue as to who it belongs to, and we'd love for you to join in and throw us your guesses! To make things interesting, today's picture is of a radiograph (x-ray) recently taken in clinic ... Clues: I have the dietary habits of a 'folivore', I'm nocturnal and I only have a 17 day long pregnancy! Who am I?

01.01.2022 This year's ANZAC Day will look very different, but let's not forget to take a moment to honour the Australian servicemen, servicewomen and animals who have served our country. Lest we forget #AnzacAtHome #LestWeForget