Guyra District Veterinary Services in Guyra, New South Wales | Pet groomer

Guyra District Veterinary Services

Locality: Guyra, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6779 1173

Address: 207 Falconer St 2365 Guyra, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 A reminder to keep the mineral blocks up this year

24.01.2022 Some of the sweet faces we saw at the clinic yesterday. We hope you’re all having a wonderful weekend.

23.01.2022 We would like to welcome Heather to the team here at GDVS. Heather has lived in the Guyra area for about 5 years. Prior to this she went to Agricultural College in Emerald, QLD and she also plans to complete her certificate in vet nursing. Heather has a love of the land, she enjoys riding horses and her cattle dog Ditch is never far from her side. Welcome to the team Heather.

22.01.2022 A big happy birthday to Amy our fabulous vet nurse

22.01.2022 Introducing our little fighter Zeus. Zeus presented to our clinic very unwell earlier in the year. He was lethargic, not wanting to eat and had yellow gums (jaundice). Blood results told us that he had a dangerously low red blood cell count (or PCV). Normally the PCV of a healthy animal is around 35-55%. Zeus had a PCV of only 15%. Further work up lead to the diagnosis of a disease called immune mediated haemolytic aneamia (IMHA). IMHA is a potentially fatal disease, where ...the body starts attacking its own red blood cells, thinking that they are foreign. IMHA requires aggressive therapy. In Zeus's case, his PCV continued to drop and got as low as 10%. Zeus was started on high doses of immunosuppressive drugs. An emergency blood transfusion was also performed, the blood was donated by a beautiful greyhound called Zara. Unfortunately, Zeus’s body quickly destroyed the new blood and a further 2 transfusions were required. Eventually the immunosuppressive drugs started to work and Zeus stabilised. After a long slow recovery and lots of TLC, we are so happy to say that Zeus is now doing well.

22.01.2022 Ainslie here I just couldn’t leave without saying a personal goodbye to all of the lovely clients (and their animals) I have met over the years. So many happy waggy tails, some very sad goodbyes and everything in between. It has been a privilege to work with so many beautiful animals and their owners. I will miss you all greatly. Also, a huge thank you to Leisa and the wonderful team at GDVS. I have loved working with you guys and have learned so much off all of you. Leisa, you have been the greatest mentor, support and friend to myself, Sam and Grace. We love you!! We will miss you and the team so much, but we will definitely be back for plenty of visits

18.01.2022 We had Poppy in for a vaccination and health check today. Poppy was recently adopted from Tamworth pound and she looks pretty pleased about it. We love her happy smile

18.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse Day Thank you to our wonderful nurses, Nicola and Heather. Thank you for all of your hard work, we know it can be a thankless (and smelly ) job at times, but we appreciate all that you do. Especially putting up with us vets You are both amazing and we would be lost without you!!

17.01.2022 As coronavirus restrictions ease Tanya is now back to normal with her grooming. Give us a call on 6779 1173 to book an appointment. Our social distancing rules still apply & we ask if you can kindly ring the doorbell at the front door & we will come greet you in the car park.

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17.01.2022 | Staff Profile | Nicola started with us in March 2019. She made the move across from Tamworth and is surviving her second Guyra winter well Nicola has her certificate IV in veterinary nursing and has been a great addition to our team. Her friendly smile may welcome you at the front desk or you may find her helping the vets out in the treatment room.... Nicola is originally from Upper Horton and grew up on her parents beef cattle property. She has 4 horses who she just adores and she is a keen camp drafter. You may see her Jack Russell, Wally, running around the clinic getting up to mischief

15.01.2022 Well today we farewell Ainslie, as she leaves us to embark on the next stage of her journey at Rutherford RSPCA shelter and vet clinic . We have been so lucky to have had her on our team over the last 7 years. We will miss you dearly but wish you all the very best and look forward to hearing all about your new adventure. We love you mate

15.01.2022 Myth Busting! 'My pet is too old to be desexed' We hear this a lot and it could not be further from the truth. Pets still benefit from desexing no matter how old they are. Today we desexed a lovely 14 year old cat called Molly.... Molly has always been an inside cat and she has never had a litter of kittens. However, her owner noticed that she had recently gone off her food and was not feeling well. We examined her and found that she had a life threatening infection in her uterus known as pyometra. She was desexed today and her pus filled uterus was removed. We are sure she will have many happy healthy years to come. July is desexing month. We are offering 25% off all desexing surgeries. There is only one week left! So call ASAP to book.

14.01.2022 WARNING!!! Local graziers, there is a bit of chilly weather coming our way so please have all your stock in friendlier weather safe paddocks.

14.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day A day to really appreciate all of the love our dogs bring in to our lives. Here are some photos of some cuties we had the pleasure of seeing in the clinic today. ... Post us a photo of your best dog below. We would love to see them .

13.01.2022 AUGUST IS DENTAL MONTH. Did you know that 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of gum disease by the age of three. Poor oral hygiene can cause many health concerns for your pet. Pets can experience bad breath, pain, tooth loss and in more severe cases kidney, liver and heart valve infection. ... For the month of August we are having FREE dental checks with our wonderful nurses. Our nurses will grade your pets teeth from 1-4 and give advice regarding the best course of treatment. All dental procedures done in the month of August will receive a complementary sample of the Hills Dental Diet and Greenies dental treats. We recently had Sophie the greyhound in for a scale and polish. Goodbye smelly breath and hello happier dog and owner.

13.01.2022 Parvovirus warning We have seen a number of Parvovirus cases recently. Parvovirus is a highly contagious and often deadly disease of dogs. It is spread in faeces and can be carried in dirt on your shoes or vehicle. There is a highly effective vaccine available to help prevent this horrible cruel disease. ... If you have unvaccinated dogs or puppies they are at risk. Parvovirus is not just a town problem, in fact a lot of the Parvovirus we see is from dogs on isolated properties who have never had Parvo before. Call us today if you wish to book in for vaccination. Photo of Black and Rusty, their owner had them in for vaccination and microchipping last week

13.01.2022 We are wishing our wonderful nurse Nicola a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY today. We hope you have a fantastic day

12.01.2022 A Sunday morning success story This guy was posterior (bum first) so needed a bit of assistance. We were able to find and reposition those back legs and pull him out.

12.01.2022 From all our staff here at Guyra District Vets , We are wishing all of our wonderful clients a safe and Happy New Year . Clinic closed 1 st of January if any issues please call After hours number : 0407446791... Grooming Bookings Return from the 4 th of January 2021 .

11.01.2022 Annie recently presented to our clinic with a very sore leg. Dr Tracey took some radiographs and they showed that Annie had broken both bones in her front right leg. Dr Tracey realigned the bones under anaesthetic and applied a splint. Lucky for Annie, her owners provided fantastic after care and kept her quiet while she was healing. After 8 weeks the splint was removed. Gentle exercise was slowly introduced. We are now happy to report that Annie has made a full recovery. ... We hope that this mischievous girl stays out of trouble in the future

11.01.2022 If you are interested to hear some more about bull breeding soundness exams with an emphasis on the importance of morphology Dr Viv Perry is the guru. Tomorrow @ 11:30ish at Eastern Plains

10.01.2022 We are wishing our wonderful nurse Nicola a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY today. We hope you have a fantastic day

10.01.2022 This male cat was trapped in Guyra, behind the National Bank. He is wearing a purple collar, but no tag and he is not microchipped. He appears to be desexed. B...ut there is no desexing tattoo visible. His owners are urged to come forward to collect him ASAP. He will be held for 7 days. The pound is full so he is at Guyra Vet Clinic 67791173.

10.01.2022 Don’t forget we have 25% off desexing in July!! Book in now before this awesome offer is over.

09.01.2022 NO EMERGENCY/AFTER HOURS THIS WEEKEND 13-15th NOVEMBER This weekend, the team at Guyra District Vets is off to the coast to celebrate coming through some fairly difficult years. The clinic fire (2018), drought & bushfires (2019), and covid have thrown up some challenges. Now it is time for us to reflect and celebrate all that we have achieved. I (Leisa) would like to take this opportunity to thank my staff for everything that they have done and continue to do . I am so blessed to have such an amazing supportive team!

09.01.2022 We had Millie at the clinic this week for work experience. Millie was great help and a pleasure to have around. Here she is giving one of our little patients, Barking Mad, a cuddle Thank you Millie for all of your hard work.

08.01.2022 The story of Sage, the worlds cutest goat Sage the Pygmy goat presented recently because she had stopped eating, she had a large swelling under her jaw and her gums were white (they should be pink). A blood test showed that she had dangerously low levels of red blood cells. We also examined her faeces under the microscope and discovered lots of worm eggs. The swelling under her jaw was actually oedema. Also known as bottle jaw. One of the most common causes of this is l...ow blood protein levels due to internal parasite. Sage needed a life saving blood transfusion. Dr Ainslie and nurse Heather performed this with the help of Ricky, the blood donor goat. Sage was given an appropriate drench and lots of TLC. We are happy to report she is now doing well and a follow up worm egg count showed she had ZERO worm eggs in her system. Goats are very susceptible to internal parasites. We recommend regular worm egg counts to determine an appropriate drenching strategy.

07.01.2022 Found female kelpie on Armidale Guyra road around the Guyra gun club , is currently in care of Armidale pound . Please contact Armidale pound on 67715498 if she is yours within the next 7 days please .

07.01.2022 The story of Sage, the worlds cutest goat Sage the Pygmy goat presented recently because she had stopped eating, she had a large swelling under her jaw and her gums were white (they should be pink). A blood test showed that she had dangerously low levels of red blood cells. We also examined her faeces under the microscope and discovered lots of worm eggs. The swelling under her jaw was actually oedema. Also known as bottle jaw. One of the most common causes of this is l...ow blood protein levels due to internal parasite. Sage needed a life saving blood transfusion. Dr Ainslie and nurse Heather performed this with the help of Ricky, the blood donor goat. Sage was given an appropriate drench and lots of TLC. We are happy to report she is now doing well and a follow up worm egg count showed she had ZERO worm eggs in her system. Goats are very susceptible to internal parasites. We recommend regular worm egg counts to determine an appropriate drenching strategy.

06.01.2022 For all those people who have asked how Blue is going in his new home, this picture sums it all up. He has taken to his new home like he has always been there. He’s even managed to convert Lorraine (his new servant) into a cat person! Something she never thought would happen! Thanks so much to Lorraine & Ted for giving our beautiful boy the best forever home

06.01.2022 Targeted pain relief for lambs at marking. Come in today to talk to us about numnuts. We also have a device for hire for anyone interested

05.01.2022 Thank you Andrew, Sally & Evie of @easternplainsangus for hosting an excellent open day today. Outstanding presentation from Dr Viv Perry about the importance o...f semen morphology testing when buying bulls. @elders_limited #baldblairangus #angusbulls #agricultureaustralia #farming #ruralaustralia #studbulls #anguscows #angussteers #angusheifers #studsales #bullsforsale #anguscattle #beef #AngusPremium #iuseangusbulls #GrowAngus #angusgenetics #familyfarm #anguscattlefarmer #IAmAngus #BusinessBreed #angusaustralia #angusyouth #AgHasYourBack #angusthroughtheages #auctionsplus #InYourCnr #aussieag #EldersLimited #ausagmoments See more

04.01.2022 Tanya had the pleasure of meeting Peggy the Mini Bulldog who came in yesterday for a hydrobath, condition & unicorn dye tail. What a pretty girl If you would like to book your dog in for a bath, groom or even a dye give us a call on 6779 1173.

04.01.2022 Yesterday we had Gyp come in for castration, hind dew claw removal & vaccination. Even after all that he still wanted cuddles! What a gorgeous boy

02.01.2022 *Update: This little cutie has been adopted* We have cute little Barky available for adoption. Barky is an 8 week old female kitten looking for a loving home. ... Her adoption fee ($180) includes desexing, F3 vaccination, worming, flea treatment and a microchip. She is ready to meet you today