Hallam Veterinary Clinic in Hallam, Victoria, Australia | Pet service

Hallam Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Hallam, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 8795 0000

Address: 81 Belgrave-Hallam Rd 3803 Hallam, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Lovely little lady Mia, is 8yrs old. She is now looking for her furrever home. Are you her hooman soul mate? Time in foster care has given Mia space to become quite a social little girl. She greets her carer at the door when they get home and tells them all about her day sleeping in the sun! Mia enjoys chin and ear scratches, a good massage patting session and snuggling up to her carer on the bed. She does have a little independent catitude streak though haha She has some weakness in her hind legs and although this doesn't stop her from enjoying life, she is very much a ground cat. Mia is a special needs cat as she is FIV positive so we are looking to find her the purrrfect hooman. If you feel this could be you please email [email protected] and [email protected] outlining your suitability.

21.01.2022 Ready for Adoption! (Special needs) This lovely little lady is 8yr old Mia. She is now looking for her furrever home. Are you her hooman soul mate? Mia is looking for a quiet lifestyle, as she can be a bit unsure of the big wide world and loud noises. She will need patience, time to adjust and gentle TLC from the new owner. She has some weakness in her hind legs and although this doesn't stop her from enjoying life, she is very much a ground cat. She enjoys chin and ear ...scratches and a good massage patting session but she does have a little independent catitude streak so don't try to smooch kiss her! She'll let you know pretty quick that's not on haha Due to the nature/reason of her coming to us, she is a special needs case, although she is low care. Mia is FIV positive so conditions will need to be met by the adopter, for the safety of Mia and any other cats. We would absolutely love Mia to go to her perfect furrever home so all potential adopters will have a consult discussion with our vet to outline her medical history & condition, her future needs and the suitability of the adopters home. If you feel you may be her furrever home please email [email protected] outlining your suitability. See more

20.01.2022 Massive CONGRATULATIONS to our Puppy Pre School graduates Frankie & Kobe!

20.01.2022 Hallam Veterinary Clinic Easter Opening Hours: Thursday 9th April: closing at 2.30pm Good Friday 10th April: closed Easter Saturday 11th April: closed... Easter Sunday 12th April: closed Easter Monday 13th April: closed We will re-open on Tuesday 14th April from 8.30am-6.00pm For emergencies during this time, please contact the Animal Emergency Centre in Dandenong on: 1300 385 874 We wish you all a very safe and Happy Easter!

18.01.2022 COVID-19 update: Stage 4 restrictions are now in place for metropolitan Melbourne Veterinary clinics remain as essential service and are permitted to continue providing services during this lock-down period... For Veterinary care or collection of supplies from a Veterinary clinic, clients may travel further than 5kms Appointments: If your pet needs Veterinary attention, please phone us for advice or to make an appointment we are currently seeing sick animals, emergencies and urgent dental cases all routine health checks and vaccinations will be postponed until the restrictions are lifted When you arrive for your appointment, please call us from your car to let us know you are here We will collect your pet and bring them into the clinic for an examination and return them to you once completed Please ensure dogs are on leads and cats in cat carriers Please wear a face-mask If you need proof of your pet’s appointment, we can send an sms or email confirming the details Medication and food: Please phone ahead to order any required medications, food, worming or flea control in advance payment can be taken over the phone to avoid waiting We thank you for your patience and understanding during this uncertain time

18.01.2022 Well her is something you don't see every day! Dental specialist Dr David Clarke performing crop surgery on one of his chickens! Branching out into other areas David?

14.01.2022 PLEASE READ: The safety and well-being of our team and our clients is our priority, so we would like to keep you updated as we work through what the evolving COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation means for our vet clinic. Thankfully we have not yet been directly affected, but it is of concern how this may affect us in the future and what measures may be needed. We are currently operating as normal, however as a small business if any of our team become affected we will be short sta...ffed and our ability to provide our normal services may become compromised. We are following the advice of the government to reduce the spread of COVID-19. We have implemented extra hygiene measures at the clinic but have a few requests of our clients. _________________________________________________ If you: - Have been overseas recently - Are displaying any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever, cough, sore throat, etc.) - Have come in contact with anyone infected with COVID-19 Please refrain from coming into the clinic. _________________________________________________ If you are uncomfortable coming into the clinic to pick up food, medications, or to sit with your pet for an appointment, please call us ahead of time so we can do our best to accommodate you. If you are able to use contactless methods of payment rather than cash, these would be greatly appreciated. Please limit the number of people attending the clinic with your pet for an appointment to just one person. If you have a pet healthcare concern please call the clinic on 8795 0000 and the nursing team will work out the best way to care for your pet. We've had some queries about coronaviruses and pets. Cats and dogs have their own forms of coronavirus which CANNOT be transmitted to humans. For more information on COVID-19 (coronavirus) and your pets, visit the Australian Veterinarian Association website at www.ava.com.au or the World Health Organization website at www.who.int

14.01.2022 Ready for adoption! Sweetheart central!! Domino is a gorgeously handsome 2yr desexed male looking for his furrever home. Could you be his one true love? His furrever home would be either as sole cat or potentially with a home that has a social, cat friendly, confident & calm cat whom he can learn confidence from. Dom is looking for a quiet lifestyle, as he is a little shy & unsure at first. He may need a couple of weeks, once in his new home, to adjust but once he does, he is alllllll over those chin & ear scratches His favourite thing to do is lounge in his bed and be fawned over by our very willing staff Head rubs and tail base scratches are also most definitely on the table as well. If you are interested in adopting Dom, you can contact the clinic on 8795 0000 or Louise at FurKids directly on: [email protected]

12.01.2022 "Joey" the afghan joining in the festive mood today.... only 5 sleeps to go...

11.01.2022 Grand Final Public Holiday! The AFL Grand Final is almost here and whether your team is Richmond or Geelong, it is sure to be very different! We will be closed for the public holiday on Friday 23rd October and will reopen on Saturday 24th October. For any emergencies, please call the Veterinary Referral Hospital on 1300 385 874.... Also, don't forget about the most important Grand Final this weekend, the NRL Grand Final! The Mighty Melbourne Storm take on the Penrith Panthers. GO MELBOURNE!!!

09.01.2022 16 Days to go!! The countdown is on! Are you ready for Christmas? Just a reminder that we will be closing at 2.30pm on Thursday 24th December - Christmas Eve and will reopen on Monday 4th January. If you require any food or medication to get you through the Christmas break, please remember to order before Tuesday 22nd December so we can have it ready for you to collect.... If you have any cute photos of your pets dressed up in their Christmas finest, please post them below!

08.01.2022 ANNOUNCEMENT - Welcome Dr Robert Menzies We are excited to welcome Dr Robert Menzies back to Australia and to the Dental Care for Pets practice in Hallam. Robert is a Board Certified veterinary dental specialist and will be accepting referral dental cases on Monday at Hallam and a regional service to veterinary clinics in western Victoria during the week. He completed his residency at the University of Pennsylvania and following specialising has been working at the Universities of Helsinki and Vienna. Veterinarians can book directly through the website - www.dentalcareforpets.com.au. We are really excited to have Robert join us.

08.01.2022 We have the best clients.........this arrived today. Dear David and team, Just a quick note to say Hazel is back to 100% just 24 hours post-surgery: eating like a horse, bouncing around like a lunatic. I’ve rarely seen a recovery so swift.... Can I also say I was blown away by the professionalism and competence of you AND your nursing staff what a delightful team you all make. I’m reminded of the old saying, if you do what you love and you love what you do, you are unbeatable. Regards, Rosemary

07.01.2022 Clinic closure: The Hallam Veterinary Clinic will be closed from Monday 28th September-Saturday 3rd October. We will reopen on Monday 5th October. Our team have been working hard during the lock-down and are in need of a well-deserved mental health break. If you require any medication, food or flea/worm control, please call to order by 24th September.... Thank you.

06.01.2022 Lockdown 3.0 update: The Hallam Vet Clinic is operating as usual as we are considered an essential service. Appointments will run normally, however, we will revert back to carpark consultations. We ask that you please call the clinic from your car when you arrive, a nurse will then collect your pet and bring them inside for their examination and back out to you upon completion. ... If you are booked in for surgery and require a travel letter stating you are travelling outside 5km from your home, please call and we can arrange one to be emailed to you prior to your appointment. If you require any food or medication, please call ahead to order. Take care!

05.01.2022 Just a quick note to let you know we will be closed for the Australia Day Public holiday tomorrow. We will reopen on Wednesday 27th January from 7.30am. If you have an emergency, please phone the Veterinary Referral Hospital in Dandenong on 1300 385 874. We hope you all enjoy your break!

05.01.2022 It's a bit early, but we are getting into the Christmas spirit here at the Hallam Vet Clinic. Our tree is up along with some cute decorations. We would love to start seeing some of our gorgeous patients done up in their finest Christmas gear, so start posting below! Merry Christmas!

04.01.2022 Just a reminder that the Hallam Veterinary Clinic will be closed from Monday 28th September-Saturday 3rd October for a well-deserved break and will reopen on Monday 5th October. If you require any medication, food or flea/worm control, please call to order by 24th September. We would like to thank our wonderful clients and patients for your support and understanding, especially during these unusual times and hope you all keep well.

02.01.2022 Christmas opening hours: The Hallam Vet Clinic will be closed from Christmas Eve Tuesday 24th December to Wednesday 1st January. We will reopen on Thursday 2nd January from 8.30am.... If you require any medication or food, please ensure you stock up before we close for the Christmas break.

02.01.2022 Christmas is coming!! We are very happy we can now spend it with our families. Thanks Dan! The Hallam Veterinary Clinic will be closed for a festive break from Friday 25th December 2020 - Sunday 3rd January 2021 and will reopen on Monday 4th January 2021.... We will be open on Christmas Eve, Thursday 24th December until 2.30pm, so if you require any medication or food to get you through the break, please call 8795 0000 before Tuesday 22nd to order so we can have it ready for you to collect. We would like to thank everyone for their support during this unbelievably unpredictable crazy year. We hope you all stay happy and healthy and enjoy the festive season. We are all looking forward to seeing what 2021 has install for us, let's hope it's kinder!