Hall Vet Surgery in Hall, Australian Capital Territory | Veterinary surgeon

Hall Vet Surgery

Locality: Hall, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6230 2223

Address: 33 Victoria St 2618 Hall, ACT, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 "they understand she is more then just a dog to me" #inyourwords

24.01.2022 Okay, let us hear them!

23.01.2022 Happy Graduation to this lovely group of puppies and their humans! With a varying range of sizes and personalities, this class found the perfect balance and had a fabulous time together. Maggie the Groodle was a quick learner who was full of life! She was our first pup to learn how to catch a treat, check out the video in the comments. Archie the Mini Dachshund was shy at first, but quickly came out of his shell. He is pictured amid a rough and tumble session with Milly the B...eaglier. Milly was a confident girl who powered through the agility course with ease. Her Beagle nose made an appearance every week where she used it to locate where the pig ears were stored! Lastly was Georgie the Toy Poodle, this little guy is a ball of fun! Between keeping his owners busy at home with his mischievous antics, he has also learnt an amazing 'Bang' trick, check out the video in the comments section. Thank you to this group for a really enjoyable class, we look forward to watching you all grow! See more

23.01.2022 Bailey the Labrador was on his best behaviour at his last puppy vaccination appointment, it seems he's figured out the formula to get all the treats his heart desires! Okay, maybe not allll the treats his heart desires, he is a Labrador after all..

22.01.2022 How handsome is Taz, the 9 week old German Shepherd puppy #gsd #germanshepherdpuppy

21.01.2022 Meet Olive, Nurse Ella's new foster-fail-fur-baby. Olive hasn't had the easiest start to life, click below to read her story

21.01.2022 Feel good news for your Saturday morning

21.01.2022 Meet Norman, the newest member of the Hall Vet Fur Family Nurse Maddy finally brought Norman home last week after wanting for a boxer for the last 10 years! He is playful, sweet and smart, all of the things one could want in a canine companion. Norman is currently 9 weeks old and already weighing almost 8 kilos, we can't wait to watch him grow into his huge paws

20.01.2022 Brother and Sister duo Dexter and Lacey take Hall Vet Surgery!

20.01.2022 URGENT CAT BLOOD DONORS NEEDED See Animal Referral Hospital Canberra’s post below for details

20.01.2022 Apologies for the delay in getting some of our recent puppy class albums up, our trainers have been absolutely swamped trying to keep up with the current demand for puppy school! Pictured are; Sora the German Shepherd, Otto the Frenchie, Pebbles the Maltese x, Elle the Mastiff x, Poppy the Cavoodle, Sunny-Boi the Dachshund x, Simba the Cavoodle, Luna the Jack Russel Terrier and Archie the Cavoodle. Congratulations graduates!

20.01.2022 From all of us at Hall Vet Surgery, we hope you have a safe and Merry Christmas! A quick reminder that will be enjoying a short break from today until Tuesday the 29th of December. For assistance whilst we are closed, please phone either: Canberra Veterinary Emergency Services in Gungahlin on 6225 7257, or Animal Referral Hospital in Fyshwick on 6280 6344.

20.01.2022 From festive laser pointers and things to chase and chew, to dapper bowties and santa stockings for your pet too! We've got everything you'll need to make sure your pet has a very Merry Christmas! Stocks are limited so get in quick #itsbeginningtolookalotlikechristmas #themostwonderfultimeoftheyear

19.01.2022 Whilst Miniature Schnauzers are a very popular dog breed, we don't see their larger counterpart, the Standard Schnauzer, quite as often! Typically, Miniature Schnauzers weigh less than 10kg, pictured here are Jeanie and Qira who both weigh in at over 30kg each! We just love seeing dogs of all ages, shapes, sizes and personality quirks!

18.01.2022 #christmasraffle #opennow This time of year can be hard for some people who are in financial distress and we often see an increase in support requests to our ch...arity for people needing the funds to access emergency veterinary treatment which wasn't originally budgeted for. We completely understand that accidents happen and we are here to help in those times of need. We have one final raffle for 2020 which is Christmas themed, and all entries will not only have the chance to win some amazing prizes but you'll also be supporting our charity. We again have some amazing prizes on offer including a locally baked ginger bread house, hampers, tickets to Canberra icons and bunnings vouchers. We want to ensure we can let everyone (and there pets) have a Merry Christmas and New Year. Raffle prizes will be drawn on 20th of December and delivered the week prior to Christmas. Please note that you must supply a local (Canberra region) delivery address if you win a prize. Unfortunately we won't be able to mail out the prizes.

18.01.2022 2020 Christmas & New Years Opening Hours Thursday 24th December | 8AM - 4PM Friday 25th December | CLOSED Saturday 26th December | CLOSED Monday 28th December | CLOSED... Tuesday 29th December | 8AM - 6:30PM Wednesday 30th December | 8AM - 6:30PM Thursday 31st December | 8AM - 4PM Friday 1st January | CLOSED Saturday 2nd January | 8AM - 12:30PM Monday 4th January | 8AM - 6:30PM As always, for after hours veterinary attention please contact either Canberra Vet Emergency Service in Gungahlin on 6225 7257 or Animal Emergency Centre in Fyshwick on 6280 6344. We hope you all have a safe and merry end of the year See more

18.01.2022 A truly heartwarming story

18.01.2022 STORM PHOBIA It’s that time of year again when we hear many reports of pets suffering from storm phobia. This very real condition is caused by a highly distressing irrational fear beyond any logical self-preservation instinct. It is deserving of our attention and there are effective treatments available. This year, Australia is bracing for a summer of above-average rainfall and increased risk of severe summer storms. If your pet suffers from storm phobia and anxiety, now is the time to make sure you're prepared. For Dr Helen Purdam's top tips on how to tell if your pet is suffering and how you can help them, head to the link below or call us on 6230 2223.

17.01.2022 From all of us at Hall Vet Surgery, we hope you have a safe and Merry Christmas! A quick reminder that will be enjoying a short break from today until Tuesday the 29th of December. For assistance whilst we are closed, please phone either: Canberra Veterinary Emergency Services in Gungahlin on 6225 7257, or Animal Referral Hospital in Fyshwick on 6280 6344.

17.01.2022 Is it a stuffed toy? Is it a fluffly cloud? Nope, it's Costa the Angora Rabbit We are completely smitten by this bunny, at just 3.5 months old he is already bigger than most rabbits get to at full size. Dating back to the early 18th century, The Angora Rabbit was originally bred for it's long coat, known as Angora Wool which is harvested by shearing or plucking. These gorgeous bunnies are now quite a popular family pet too!

16.01.2022 Handsome little Billy at his first visit to Hall Vet Surgery This is all the proof we need that love at first sight exists!

15.01.2022 Here's an uncommon breed for your Wednesday, the Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen! The PBGV is a scent hound, like Bloodhounds, Beagles and Dachshunds and originates from France. Whilst we don't see very many here at Hall Vet, we always love when they come in. Especially this little 10 week old cutie, Roxie

14.01.2022 One of our first puppy classes back since COVID-19 A big thank you to all of our attendees for their understanding around our new puppy school guidelines. This lovely group of puppies consisted of 2 English Staffordshires, Maisie (pink collar) and Rocco (blue collar), Rocco was the socialite of the group who wanted to play with everyone and everything, this little ball of muscle loved his treats. Maisie was the smallest in the class and took a little bit longer to come out ...of her shell, she didn't let her size stop her though and by week 4 she smashed the agility course with ease. Digger the Standard Poodle is training to be a service dog for one of his humans and he just loved working the room for treats, by far the biggest in the class growing by more than a kilo a week! Addie the Kelpie x Koolie was our agility hoop super star, and although not very food motivated we found that a squeaky toy was the key to her heart! We also had a guest appearance from Nurse Maddy's Boxer puppy Norman, whose confidence and bouncy nature helped to bring some of the pups out of their shells. Thanks again class, we loved having all of you <3 See more

14.01.2022 Its not everyday we have a Lace Monitor on the operation table! Well done to Dr Vickie and nurses Ella and Lizzie on an impressive surgery for this beautiful boy, Steve! A big thank you to Canberra Snake Rescue & Relocation 0405 405 304 for trusting us with your gorgeous animals, were glad to hear that Steve is back to his normal energetic and active self again

13.01.2022 Over the past few weeks we have seen a large increase in the number of dogs presenting to us with Canine Cough, also known as 'Kennel Cough'. Kennel Cough is a highly contagious respiratory illness which often presents with a harsh and persistent hacking cough, like your pet has something stuck in their throat. You may also notice sneezing, nasal discharge, lethargy or loss of appetite. Kennel Cough is transmitted via water droplets and can be passed on via direct contact w...ith an infected animal as well as indirectly by coming into contact with a contaminated surface (e.g. the shared water bowl at a public dog park). We have even seen infections occur in dogs who haven't left their backyard, which makes the name 'Kennel Cough' very misleading. Whilst a boarding kennel is a popular place for an outbreak due to large gatherings of dogs in one place, infections can occur anywhere, regardless of whether your dog goes to kennels or not. Luckily, there are vaccines available to help prevent your pet from contracting this illness. Although vaccination doesn't guarantee immnuity from the desease, it does reduce your pet's chances and means an infection will be less severe and easier to treat than if they didn't receive the vaccination. If you notice any signs that your pet may be unwell or you need to check your pet's vaccination status, please call us on 6230 2223. https://www.hallvet.com.au//canberras-kennel-cough-outbre/

13.01.2022 Which one is your pup?

13.01.2022 Honestly, what did we do to deserve cats

13.01.2022 We hope you find these dental before and after photos as satisfying as we do! Dental health plays a huge part of your pet's overall health and well being. It is important to address any concerns early to ensure we reach the best outcome for your pet, and your pocket! During August, Hall Vet Surgery is celebrating Dental Month by offering; 15% off all dental home care products Free dental check-ups for new and existing clients... Free dental home care starter packs for dental procedure patients Call us on 6230 2223 to take advantage of these Dental Month offers! See more

12.01.2022 When your eyes match your humans sweater Gatsby is a sweet and loving cat, which is lucky, becuase he is also mischevious and known to eating things he shouldn't!! It certainly is hard to stay mad at that face

11.01.2022 Kitten cuteness for your Thursday Check out the bright blue eyes on this little one!

10.01.2022 Brave boy Kevin after his blood tests

10.01.2022 In case you missed it.. here's Nurse Maddy's Boxer 'Norman' enjoyng his first Howl-oween, Hogwarts style! #howloween

10.01.2022 NALA We loved seeing this sweet little whippet (and her floppy ear!) for her final puppy vaccination last week. Nala's family are excited to get her out and about to explore

10.01.2022 Post 'snip' snuggles! How cute is Sif's hoodie, not that we needed any more convincing that he wasn't a dog and was in fact a teddy bear!

10.01.2022 It's so cute watching bunnies play leapfrog

09.01.2022 This week we hit 2000 likes on this Facebook page Thank you to all of you who have come on this journey with us, sharing in our stories, laughter, happiness and sadness along the way. We feel so lucky to interact with this community every week and to be able to stay in touch even when your pets are happy and healthy at home! We love bringing you a mix of feel good stories, cute patient pictures, informative posts and health alerts/updates, but if there is anything you'd like to see more of please let us know below

09.01.2022 Pet Dental Health Month is here! Did you know that 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over the age of 3 suffer from some form of dental disease? Dental disease that is left untreated is not only painful for your pet, but can also lead to other serious health problems including infections in the kidneys, liver and heart. At Hall Vet Surgery we are passionate about your pets dental health so for the month of August we are offering: 15% off all dental home care products Free dental... check-ups for new and existing clients Free dental home care starter packs for dental procedure patients Providing your pet with good oral care is essential for them to enjoy a happy, healthy and pain-free life. Call us on 6230 2223 for more information. See more

08.01.2022 When your lack of sheepdog experience is cruelly exposed on your first day. : Imgur user WOBaskerville

07.01.2022 Cute alertttt! Meet Ramsey, the 10 week old Miniature Schnauzer Ramsey's big brother was in for his yearly vaccinations which was the perfect opportunity for Ramsey to have a positive socialisation visit! Lots of treats and cuddles and no needles, which will set him up for a good relationship with vet visits in the future

07.01.2022 Mum, Dad & Pup, what a family portrait!

06.01.2022 Did you know that obesity is the most common nutritional disorder seen amongst dogs? As much as we love to spoil our pets, those extra kilos can have serious and detrimental effects on your dogs health, quality of life and their lifespan. Head to our blog post ‘Weight Management in Dogs’ on our website for more information.

05.01.2022 How sweet is Dr AJ's Corgi, Foxy Cleopatra! We can't get enough of her big ears <3

05.01.2022 ACT Pet Crisis Support is offering you a chance to win an overnight stay at Jamala Wildlife Lodge, along with some other amazing prizes, all while helping disadvantaged pet owners in the Canberra region. Follow the link below for more details!

05.01.2022 Wondering what all of the Leptospirosis talk is about? Head to our blog post below for information. If you have travel plans to Sydney with your pet at the end of this year, please call us on 6230 2223 ASAP.

04.01.2022 Last week a kind samaritan dropped this gorgeous sugar glider in after he found it stuck in a barbed wire fence. Thankfully his finder had the tools on hand to cut the wire and free him from the fence, but knew he needed veterinary attention as a notch of the wire was embedded into his skin. To ensure he wasn't in pain/frightened and to allow us to have a thorough examination, Dr Vickie gave the sugar glider a general anaethetic via gas. Luckily for this little guy, she was able to remove the barbed wire without having to make any further incisions and he was cleared of any life threatening injuries. He has since started his rehabilitation journey with the fantastic people at ACT Wildlife and we all have our fingers crossed that he will make a full recovery! #sugarglider #australianwildlife #actwildlife

03.01.2022 Planning a trip to the coast soon? Paralysis ticks are capable of killing your pet within days of attaching. It is absolutely imperative that your pets receive tick protection before you go! Protection is now easier than ever with a range of options available to suit every pet, even your impossible-to-tablet cat! From tasty chews to long lasting topical treatments, the hardest part now is choosing between these fantastic, convenient products. Scroll through the photos to compare some of the products we stock and let us know if you'd like us to put one aside for your pet by phoning us on 6230 2223. Remember, prevention is safer (and MUCH cheaper!) than treatment.

02.01.2022 How would you like to see your fur baby in next year's calendar AND support a fantastic cause at the same time? ACT Pet Crisis Support Pet Calendar Contest is open now until the 13th of September. You can also show your support by voting for your favourite entries. See below for more details

01.01.2022 'Tis the season for Kitten Cuteness