Gordon Vet Hospital in Pymble, New South Wales, Australia | Medical centre

Gordon Vet Hospital

Locality: Pymble, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9498 3000

Address: 19 Ryde Rd 2073 Pymble, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Purchase a pack of Bravecto from us between 14 September and 29 November 2020, keep your receipt and head to bravectospintowin.com.au to spin the instant prize wheel online for your chance to win! @Bravectoau provides dogs and cats with long-lasting protection against fleas and paralysis ticks! #gordonvet #bravectoau #dogs #cats #paralysisticks #fleas #instantwin #spintowin #100k

25.01.2022 FRIDAY! WE MADE IT!

25.01.2022 Do you know how to properly remove a tick?

24.01.2022 Happy Saturday everyone #gordonvet #pug #doggo

24.01.2022 Happy Birthday nurse Danni #happybirthday #gordonvet #vetnurse #vetnurselife

24.01.2022 Hip Hip HOORAY! Its the weekend!

24.01.2022 Happy Saturday everyone! #gordonvet #happysaturday #greyhoundsmakegreatpets #greyhound

24.01.2022 Just a reminder that Monday the 5th of October is a public holiday and Gordon Vet will be closed for the day. If you have an emergency please contact Northside emergency veterinary services on 9452 2933. #gordonvet

24.01.2022 Rosie was such a good girl for her latest check-up! Well done!

23.01.2022 SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! Look how cute little Mimi is! #gordonvet #kitten #vetnurselife

23.01.2022 Santa is braving COVID to visit, NEW advanced diagnosis for Hip Dysplasia and some interesting cases we have seen this month! - https://mailchi.mp//santa-is-braving-covid-to-visit-new-ad

23.01.2022 Today is #rspcacupcakeday! Come in and buy a delicious treat from us to support the RSPCA and the amazing work they do

22.01.2022 Do you take your dog swimming a lot in the warmer months? Swimming is great for dogs! It’s good exercise and awesome fun, but having wet ears for a prolonged period can lead to painful infections. To help prevent infections, try cleaning your dog’s ears after each swim or bath. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to cleaning your pet’s ears with EpiOtic. STEP 1: Hold the ear flap and lift it into a vertical position. STEP 2: Apply EpiOtic ear cleaner liberally into the ear c...anal to enable a flushing action. STEP 3: Without letting go of the ear flap, gently massage the base of the ear, downward and inward in order to disperse EpiOtic throughout the ear canal for 1 minute. Then allow your dog to shake its head. TIP: Be gentle when massaging the ear canal as the presence of an ear infection may be painful for your pet. STEP 4: Remove the excess fluid and debris with a ball of cotton wool or tissue. Also ensure to clean the inside of the ear flap and in between all the grooves to remove any debris. It is important not to use cotton buds as a poking action can cause damage and push wax further down the ear canal. STEP 5: Repeat steps 1 to 4 until the excess fluid no longer looks dirty. STEP 6: Repeat steps 1 to 5 to clean the other ear. TIP: To avoid any mess, clean the ears outdoors where your pet can shake their head to remove any excess liquid.

22.01.2022 We floofs! Just a few of the the wonderful apricot oodles we see here at Gordon Vet #gordonvet #floof #doggo #pupper #dog #vetnurseife #vethospital

22.01.2022 Little Hoodie had a run in with another dog at the park He ended up with quite a deep scratch on his face that luckily missed his eye. Dr Imogene saved the day and stitched him back together

22.01.2022 September is Seniors month at Gordon Vet. Keep an eye out on our Face Book page and website for articles and information on how to give our senior pet the best care

22.01.2022 Otto showing off his pearly whites with his beautiful Dalmatian smile

21.01.2022 Our annual Christmas hamper raffle is up and running with lots of goodies inside. Tickets are $3 each and can be purchased at reception. Good luck everyone!

20.01.2022 Watch Out - Ticks Are About, What to do if you find a baby bird out of its nest and Some common diseases that spread from pets to humans - https://mailchi.mp//watch-out-ticks-are-about-what-to-do-i

20.01.2022 Some weekend fun for everyone Sound up! #gordonvet #dogs

20.01.2022 There’s nothing quite like puppy cuddles! #gordonvet #puppy #vetnurselife

20.01.2022 Tick season it well and truly upon us. Make sure your pet is up to date with their tick prevention. We have chews, top spots and sprays available, so there is a treatment option to suit any pet #gordonvet #tickseason #paralysistick

19.01.2022 Thanks to everyone who guessed the number of marshmallows for our dental month guessing competition. Our winner was only 3 short of the exact number! Congratulations little Henry! Thanks to the following companies for their generous donations #fitandflash #greenies #oravet #hills

19.01.2022 Puppies of COVID round 7

19.01.2022 Leptospirosis outbreak affecting the North Shore, Senior Pet Health Care and Apollo's the Staffy's Cosmetic Surgery - https://mailchi.mp//leptospirosis-outbreak-affecting-the-n

19.01.2022 Pet toothpaste is designed as a completely safe, tasty product that can help make tooth brushing more enjoyable! With highly palatable flavours available, your pet will love the taste. Most pet toothpastes available contain hydrated silica, a microscopic crystal which helps polish thanks to its mild abrasive action.

18.01.2022 Please keep an eye out for signs of heat stroke this weekend. Make sure your pet have a cool area to sleep and penty of fresh water. Temperatures are set absolutely soar

18.01.2022 Happy Birthday Dr Catherine #happybirhday #gordonvet

18.01.2022 Happy birthday Olivia and Joey!

18.01.2022 Do you know how to identify different types of ticks? #puppytales #paralysistick #gordonvet #tickseason

18.01.2022 Happy Birthday Dr Scott! #happybirthday #veterinarian #gordonvet

18.01.2022 As dogs and cats age, their nutritional needs change. What is the best age to switch your pet to a seniors diet? What type of diet will be best for your fur kid? There are no one-size-fits-all recommendations for when to transition to a senior-specific diet. But monitoring your pet for changes at home as well as clinically with your veterinarian can help guide dietary changes that may benefit your pet.

17.01.2022 This year Santa helped us raise $345 for Love your Pet, Love your Vet a charity that raises mental health awareness and wellbeing within the veterinary industry

17.01.2022 Ollie took cuddles to the next level on his last visit to Gordon Vet #gordonvet #sharpei #puppy #pupper #vetnurselife

17.01.2022 August is Dental month at Gordon Vet. For the month of August, every animal who has a dental procedure will receive a goody bag full of treats, food samples and vouchers. We are also offering free dental check consultations. For more information please give us a call on 02 9498 3000

16.01.2022 Did you know that as animals age, they find it more difficult to groom. This is normally a result of stiff and arthritic joints due to age and thereofr they can no longer reach around to groom the areas they used to. To help them out, its a good idea to groom them with a soft brush more often.

16.01.2022 Ever wondered the age of your pet in human years? You can use this handy chart to calculate their age

16.01.2022 Please see below for our 2020 Christmas opening hours #gordonvet #christmas #holidays

16.01.2022 Happy international Dog Day! #dog #internationaldogday #gordonvet # @ Gordon Vet Hospital

15.01.2022 It's Monday again... So here's a cute bunny to help get you through!

15.01.2022 Puppies of COVID round 5!

15.01.2022 It is now easier than ever to book your pet in for a consultation at Gordon Vet. Online bookings are available through our website www.gordonvet.com.au You now also have the option to choose your preferred Vet and the type of appointment that you need.

15.01.2022 This is your last chance to register your interest for our Pet Santa photos. Please read the information below and give us a call on 9498 3000 to out your name on the waitlist. As we all know, 2020 has been anything but ordinary, so we are adapting our Santa photos to accommodate. For the safety of everyone involved, we would be allowing PETS ONLY inside the studio and in the photos. We understand that this may not suit you as you would like to be in the photo with your fur baby, so we are only taking expressions of interest at the moment. If we reach a target number of groups on the waitlist, then we will go ahead with the photos with the new format of pets only on the Saturday the 12th of December from 10am to 12pm If you are interested, please call us on 9498 3000 to put your pet on the list.

15.01.2022 Its Monday again... So heres a cute bunny to help get you through!

14.01.2022 We have a winner! We never said it you needed to be a kid to enter our colouring in competition Congratulations Luke! #colouringcompetition #gordonvet #competition #congratulations

14.01.2022 It's Caturday! #gordonvet #vet #vethospital #cat

14.01.2022 Dr David recently visited Taronga Western Plains Zoo and took some beautiful photos of some of the residents. Top work David! Stunning!

14.01.2022 https://gordonvet.com.au/senior-pets-health-care/

14.01.2022 Santa photos all done and dusted for another year! Joey had a great time! #gordonvet #santaphotos #christmas #santa #cat

14.01.2022 We have seen plenty of ticks this season already. If you are unsure of what tick prevention is best suited to your pet, please come visit us and we will talk you through the best options to protect your cat or dog #gordonvet #paralysistick #protectyourpet

14.01.2022 Joey wasn’t satisfied with his massive tin of birthday tuna, so he tried to eat all of Liv’s sushi! #gordonvet #happybirthday #cliniccat #vetnurse

13.01.2022 Sometimes all it takes is a nice cuddle to cure those vet visit nerves

12.01.2022 Please be aware that the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service are baiting for foxes in the Ku-ring-Gai area. The bait stations are restricted to the national parks, and pets are not permitted in those areas, but please still be cautious. If you suspect that your pet has consumed poison, contact your vet IMMEDIATELY.

12.01.2022 Baby birds are beginning to leave the nest. Would you know what to do if you come accross a baby bird? #gordonvet #RSPCA #babybird

12.01.2022 Leptospirosis outbreak affecting the North Shore, Senior Pet Health Care and Apollos the Staffys Cosmetic Surgery - https://mailchi.mp//leptospirosis-outbreak-affecting-the-n

12.01.2022 Monday is #rspcacupcakeday so come in and see us to start your week with a sweet treat!

11.01.2022 Heavy Metal Mania and Thunderstorm Season is Here - https://mailchi.mp//heavy-metal-mania-and-thunderstorm-sea

11.01.2022 Joey, the most handsomest man in all the land #gordonvet #cat #vetnurselife #blackcat

11.01.2022 Calling all budding artists! We have some beautiful little furry friends looking for a forever home! If you would like the chance to win one of these critters, either download a copy of the colouring in picture from this post or head on in to Gordon Vet and pick up a copy and show us what you got! Don't forget to drop it back to us here at Gordon Vet so we can see your amazing artwork! Entries close Friday the 18th of December.

10.01.2022 #gordonvet #vethospital #cuddlesandsctitches

10.01.2022 Happy Birthday nurse Alicia! #happybirthday #vetnurse #vetnurselife #gordonvet

10.01.2022 Happy International cat day from the GVH extended feline family!

10.01.2022 Have you recently welcomed a pup into your family? Here is a great tip to make future nail trims a breeze! Play with your puppies footsies When your pup is settled, gently hold their paws, while giving them small treats, and vocal reassurance. If they start to bite or play with your hands or even pull away, use more distractions and tastier treats. Do this often, but only for short periods of time. The goal with this exercise is to make times when their feet are being handled a fun and relaxing time.

09.01.2022 Happy new year everyone! #happynewyear #gordonvet

09.01.2022 It feels like the perfect day to stay in bed with a good book #gordonvet #doggo #dog #vethospital

09.01.2022 As August is Dental month, we are running our annual guessing competition. For your chance to win as awesome hamper for your pet, all you have to do is guess how many marshmallows are in the Jar next time you come to visit us. Whoever guesses the closest without going over, wins!

09.01.2022 Seeing double #gordonvet #vethospital #cockerspaniel #doggo #dog

09.01.2022 Monday is #rspcacupcakeday! Come in and buy a delicious treat from us to support the RSPCA and the amazing work they do #gordonvet #rspca #cupcake

08.01.2022 Happy Birthday Nurse Georgie! #happybirthday #vetnurse #gordonvet

08.01.2022 Our Santa photos are officially going ahead this Saturday and the sessions are filling up faster than we anticipated so if you are interested in having your pet’s photos taken with Santa, give us a call as soon as you can! 9498 3000 When: Saturday 12th December from 10am 12pm Where: Gordon Vet Hospital. Entry via lower carpark. Important info, please read: Photo sessions are $20. You will receive a USB with all photos taken during the session. For the safety of everyone involved, we are allowing PETS ONLY inside the studio and in the photos.

08.01.2022 Happy weekend everyone! #gordonvet #vethospital #boxer #puppy #pupper

08.01.2022 There are many ways different ways to help keep your pets teeth and gums clean and healthy. At Gordon Vet we have several options available. One of the lesser know is pet mouthwash. These types of products are designed to be added to your pets water bowl. They contains natural prebiotics that address the digestive cause of bad breath, and antioxidants which help keep the gums healthy.

08.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who purchased a tasty treat from us last Monday, we raised $112 for RSPCA Cupcake Day

08.01.2022 Happy weekend!

08.01.2022 Happy Halloween #weloveblackcats #happyhalloween #gordonvet #halloween #weblackcats

07.01.2022 Are you familiar with the signs of tick poisoning? If you live in an area where ticks are found, it's a good idea to get to know the common signs. Vomiting, lethargy, weak back legs, change in voice or inappetence can be some of the first signs. If you suspect your pet has a tick, please call the vet immediately #gordonvet #tick

07.01.2022 As we finally bid 2020 an enthusiastic farewell, keep in mind that there could be fireworks many places across Sydney tonight, so if your pet is fearful of the noise or perhaps has not experienced fireworks before, it’s a good idea to give them a safe quiet place to hide if you aren’t going to be home with them. You can also give them treats and toys to distract them, or make them an ice block by adding some of their favorite food or treats into some water and popping it in the freezer.

07.01.2022 Here is a beautiful little Bengal Kitten for your Monday #gordonvet #bengal #kitten

06.01.2022 Happy Sundog everyone! #gordonvet #vethospital #yorkie #puppy #pupper

06.01.2022 We hope everyone is having a great weekend!

06.01.2022 Happy Birthday nurse Helen #happybirthday #vetnurse #gordonvet

06.01.2022 Its just that kind of day #gordonvet #rainyday

06.01.2022 Its going to be extremely hot this weekend. Why not take some time now to make some quick ice blocks for you pets to have over the next couple of days? Pop them in the freezer and they will be ready for tomorrow

06.01.2022 We love bringing you happy wholesome stories on our social media pages, because we want to spread cheer and photos of beautiful doggos and catins, but sometimes we see some very sad things happen and we need to let you know so that we can try to stop it from ever happening again. We have seen a vast increase in the number of paralysis tick poisoning cases this year, this is possibly because of the wet weather but we can’t really be sure. Sadly some of those cases have ended i...n the animals passing away. The four ticks pictured below are not only some of the biggest we have ever seen, but they all came off the same dog. The dog’s family had just moved to the area and where simply not aware of paralysis ticks and how deadly they can be. Ticks can kill an animal within hours, but it is preventable. Tick prevention is available at most vet hospitals and pet shops. It is available in top spots, chews and collars. Take it from us, the cost of prevention is worth every penny. If you know anyone who has, or who will be moving into the area and they have pets, please let them know about paralysis ticks and the dangers they pose and that prevention is available. Spreading the word could help save lives See more

06.01.2022 As we all know, 2020 has been anything but ordinary, so we are adapting our Santa photos to accommodate. For the safety of everyone involved, we would be allowing PETS ONLY inside the studio and in the photos. We understand that this may not suit you as you would like to be in the photo with your fur baby, so we are only taking expressions of interest at the moment. If we reach a target number of groups on the waitlist, then we will go ahead with the photos with the new format of pets only on the Saturday the 12th of December from 10am to 12pm If you are interested, please call us on 9498 3000 to put your pet on the list.

06.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING LEPTOSPIROSIS Please be advised that there had been a confirmed case of Leptospirosis on the lower north shore. It is advisable that any dogs living within a 5km radius of Artarmon, or who frequent those areas, are vaccinated against the bacterial disease as soon as possible. Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease of humans and animals. It is caused by leptospira bacteria that are found in infected animal urine and animal tissues. Leptospirosis is not covered by general the annual vaccination, so a separate vaccine is necessary. One initial vaccination and then a booster 4 weeks later.

05.01.2022 Can you guess what species these little babies are?

05.01.2022 We hope everyone is managing to stay warm and dry this weekend

05.01.2022 Henry’s glow up! In November 2019, a very small, stray kitten was handed in to Gordon Vet. This little bundle was barely a week old and weighing only 165 grams when he was found all alone in a construction site by some builders. He was very hungry, cold and a had a sore eye. After a check over from one of our vets, the nurses were given the option of hand raising this little kitten to see if he would make it with some ongoing intensive care. Nurse Laura and Nurse Janie both t...ook on the role of cat mum with round the clock feeding toileting and care. After many long nights and vet visits, and a surgery by Dr Imogene to fix his eye, nurse Janie experienced what is commonly know as a ‘foster fail’ and fell head over heels for this tiny ball of fluff and so he was warmly welcomed into her family. Now named Henry, he’s bigger and stronger than ever before! See more

05.01.2022 We hope everyone is able to get out and enjoy some sunshine this weekend!

05.01.2022 Kennel Cough Outbreak, Dental Month Competition and Important Tips to Help Keep Your Furry Friend Relaxed - https://mailchi.mp//kennel-cough-outbreak-dental-month-com

04.01.2022 Pls can I sits on ur lap?

04.01.2022 Max is a 7 year old desexed male cat looking for a forever home! He would be best suited in a single cat household. Max comes up to date with his vaccinations, flea, tick and worming. If you would like to arrange a time to meet Max please call us on 9498 3000

04.01.2022 The reaction we all have when we see Joey in the morning

04.01.2022 Joey has just finished up a very improtant business meeting

04.01.2022 In accordance with NSW Health regulations, we have begun to relax our COVID protocols. This means we no longer require you to call on arrival however we would still prefer to keep a limit of one person per consultation where possible to minimise the number of people in the building at any one time. Upon your arrival, If the waiting room looks busy please call us on 9498 3000 and let us know you are waiting outside for your appointment

04.01.2022 It’s Friday funny time!

03.01.2022 Little Ellie was SUPER excited about her dental yesterday! That little wiggle of hers is enough to make anyone’s day better

03.01.2022 We hope everyone is enjoying their boxing day! Remember, it's perfectly ok to leave the post Christmas clean up for another day #gordonvet #christmas #boxingday

03.01.2022 It's hard to believe that so much cuteness can fit into two such tiny kittens #gordonvet #vethospital #cat #kitten

03.01.2022 Puppies of COVID round 6!

02.01.2022 As dogs and cat’s age, their nutritional needs change. What is the best age to switch your pet to a senior’s diet? What type of diet will be best for your fur kid? There are no one-size-fits-all recommendations for when to transition to a senior-specific diet. But monitoring your pet for changes at home as well as clinically with your veterinarian can help guide dietary changes that may benefit your pet.

01.01.2022 Alfie was very happy about heading home yesterday with his dental goodie bag full of treats!

01.01.2022 It's the time of year when baby birds are learning to fly. Would you know what to do if you found a baby bird on the ground?