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Hartley Valley Vets

Locality: Little Hartley

Phone: +61 2 6355 2272

Address: 5 Baaners Lane 2790 Little Hartley, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Its national Vet Nurse day today! Today we thank all our incredible nurses - Bianca, Nic, Mikayla, and Sammi! Thank you for everything you do for our clients and patients every day!

25.01.2022 Expressions of interest for Puppy Pre School Nurse Mikayla is running a Puppy Pre school class kicking off in the next few weeks, and has 6-8 places available. If you have a puppy aged 8-12 weeks then please call the clinic on 63552272 to enquire. ... *if your puppy is slightly older please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate you

22.01.2022 Clinic cat Pierre helping out with some paperwork, taking a much needed break from the welcoming committee

21.01.2022 A reminder that we’re open tomorrow and available for consults from 9am-11am

21.01.2022 We have Bec the groomer here with us today! Call the clinic on 63552272 to secure your spot!

21.01.2022 There has been a confirmed Parvovirus outbreak in the local area. Please ensure your dogs are up to date with vaccinations, and do not take any puppies out before they have had their course of 3 vaccinations.

20.01.2022 Ginger boy has found a home, Calico girl and Black & White boy are still available

20.01.2022 We would like to thank everybody who applied for our receptionist position, and we are thrilled to announce we have filled this position, and we wish all applicants luck in their future endeavours

20.01.2022 We would like to make all horse owners aware of a confirmed Hendra Virus case in the Upper Hunter Valley. We will keep you all informed of any recommendations or updates from the Australian Veterinary Association.

20.01.2022 We are in need of newspapers here at the clinic. If you have any laying around please feel free to drop them in so we can put them to good use!

20.01.2022 Our Puppy Pre School is looking to kick off soon and we still have some vacancies, please call the clinic to secure your spot as they fill up fast!

19.01.2022 With restrictions easing we are once again offering puppy pre school. We are looking to get started in the next two weeks! If you have a puppy aged 8-12 weeks, and think this is something youd be interested in, please call the clinic on 63552272 and speak to Nurse Mikayla

18.01.2022 Puppy Pre School graduating class July 19. Thank you everyone for a wonderful 4 weeks! - Vet Nurse Mikayla xx

18.01.2022 My last two puppy pre school graduating classes. What two beautiful groups of people and pups! Thanks for coming everyone, hope you all had as much fun as I did! - Nurse Mikayla xx

18.01.2022 Wolly presented to HVV this week after being acutely lethargic and jaundice (he had yellow gums, skin, urine and faeces). Wolly was diagnosed with immune mediated haemolytic anaemia (IMHA). This is a condition where Wolly's immune system has started to attack his own red blood cells. The breakdown of the red blood cells is what has caused him to become yellow and the reduced amount of red blood cells caused his lethargy. Wolly was hospitalised and started on steroids, ho...wever his red blood cell level had dropped dangerously low. This is where our hero of story Zane the Husky flew in. Zane is a full time hero and a sledding dog in his spare time. Zane's sidekick humans generously brought him in to donate blood to help out Wolly. We can't thank Zane enough for his donation. This morning Wolly is much happier and back to his barky self! We are hoping to discharge Wolly tomorrow and wish him a speedy and smooth recovery! If you'd like to let your dog achieve superhero blood donor status please contact the clinic to join our donor list.

18.01.2022 We are desperate for newspapers again, if you have any laying around please feel free to drop them in to the clinic! Thank you

17.01.2022 We recently performed a caesarean on Birdy the British Bulldog. We delivered 5 heathy and happy puppies, 4 girls and 1 boy. Birdy is smiling in the last photo about the successful delivery of her babies!

16.01.2022 Hi there, We are Blue Bow kitten (BB1) and Black Bow kitten (BB2). That is what the girls call us at the clinic anyway. We wouldnt mind if you changed our names. ... We are around the 12 week old mark. We dont really like to specify how old we are, because who really likes to admit their age? We absolutely LOVE cuddles though, which make us very smoochy and adorable (even if we do say so ourselves). If you think one of us or even both of us could be seen as a part of your fur family, then please speak to the girls at Hartley vet on 63552272, or better yet, pop your head in to meet us and have a chat all in one. Kind regards, BB1 and BB2

14.01.2022 We are very excited to introduce our newest team member! Nurse Mikayla welcomed little Dawson into the world on 8th October, and is already counting down the days until he can join the team and help with all your animal needs

13.01.2022 Robbie is a Jack Russell that presented to our Oberon Clinic on Monday after he was noticed to be struggling to breathe and coughing up blood. It was quickly determined that Robbie had ingested rat bait which stops blood from clotting and causes spontaneous bleeding. Robbie was treated with vitamin K to help his blood clot again. Despite supportive care and vitamin K, he still looked every flat and lethargic. Thats where Dr Lester the cattle dog cross came in to save the day... to donate blood for a transfusion for Robbie. Robbie has been gradually improving each day and was discharged this afternoon. He is pictured here with Dr Helen and his blood brother, Dr Lester. Cases like these are an important reminder to be vigilant with rat bait. Baits may still be present on properties from previous owners even if you havent placed any personally. If you think your pet has ingested rat bait please contact the clinic immediately.

12.01.2022 The black and white little man is still looking for his furever home!

12.01.2022 We had this adorable litter of sausages in for vaccinations and microchip yesterday! #minidachshund #snags

11.01.2022 We will be closed tomorrow (Saturday 27th) for very exciting renovations at the clinic. If you have an emergency during this time, please call 6355 2272 and you will be connected to a Vet. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

10.01.2022 Does your best Friends breath clear out a room? Have you noticed any discolouration of those pearly whites? Get yourself and your best friend to one of our clinics for a free dental assessment in June. Please call one of our friendly staff to discuss dental health and to book in your dental check

10.01.2022 Puppy Pre School graduating class September ‘20. What a group, thank you everyone! -Nurse Mikayla xx

10.01.2022 DOG AND CAT GROOMING Coming up to the Festive Season, our groomer Bec is booking up quickly! We still have places available for both dog and cat grooming, please call the clinic on 6355 2272 to secure your place

09.01.2022 Dr Mon and Dr Helens recent patients for the day were the two cheeky donkeys, Honkey and Tonkey! They needed some sedation for a hoof trimming, something they hadn't needed for 20 years! 20 Both boys were very well behaved and up and at them very quickly!

09.01.2022 This is Seb, the gorgeous 3 month old little goat we castrated last week. Seb recovered well after his little op and went home to his family that afternoon. Can you spot Pierre the photo bomber in the second photo?

09.01.2022 How long is a piece of string!? Well for Banjo, its about 2.4m long. Banjo presented to HVV late on Monday afternoon after his owner noticed a large amount of string hanging from his bottom! He had had one vomit but had otherwise been normal. In consult Dr Mon noticed string was also present in his mouth, wrapped under his tongue to be precise. This is a very common spot for cats to have an especially dangerous type of foreign body anchor: The linear foreign body. ... Banjo was immediately admitted into hospital for imaging and surgery. He was anaesthetised and the string around the base of his tongue was cut to allow us to remove it lower down. On opening up his abdomen his intestines were in great condition. A real risk of this type of foreign body is multiple gut perforations which could result in deadly peritonitis. Thankfully for Banjo, he had presented early and just needed assistance removing the string. Dr Mon and Dr Madie worked together to remove the string and sow him back up, finishing at the early time of 9pm. Banjo has headed home and is now recuperating and we wish him the best with his recovery. This is a good reminder for everyone that cats will often eat very silly things! Keep all objects such as string packed away where your cats cannot get access to them.

08.01.2022 We still have one or two places left to fill our pre school class starting this coming Monday! Please call us on 63552272 to secure your place

08.01.2022 We are participating in Operation Cat Lithgow - If you are a Lithgow resident and hold a valid health care card, you can get your cat/kitten desexed, microchipped and vaccinated for $50! Please call Cat Protection on 9519 7201 to participate :)

08.01.2022 With the recent fires, smoke is as much an issue for our four legged friends as it is for us! Please be aware and call us on 63552272 if you have any concerns - stay safe everyone!

07.01.2022 Due to the power outage affecting the clinic this evening, our phone lines have not been diverted to our normal after hours service. If you have an emergency, please call Oberon Vet Clinic directly and you will speak to the attending Veterinarian - 63361596

07.01.2022 MEET THE TEAM FRIDAY Every Friday we will be introducing you to a valuable member of our family. This week were going to start off with our newest member! ... Dr. Madie started with us in mid 2019, and has slotted in perfectly. Originally from rural Victoria, Madie studied at JCU in Townsville and has practiced in Mt Gambier and the south coast of New South Wales. Madie loves spending her time outdoors canyoning, rockclimbing and mountaineering. She has a Border Collie named Pippa who loves trail running and playing with a soccer ball. She has a passion for small animal reproduction and cattle work and you can find her at both Hartley and Oberon.

06.01.2022 Does your furry friend need a tidy up? Hartley Vets has our regular groomer Bec available to pamper your pooch this winter. Please call the clinic on 63552272 to secure your spot

06.01.2022 Dr. Mon and Dr. Madie got a call this week for a cow who was having trouble calving. When the girls arrived, they quickly determined that this mumma cow was having twins! After some hard work pulling, these two cuties were delivered, and all 3 are doing well

05.01.2022 We will be consulting in Portland tomorrow morning! Please call the clinic on 63552272 to secure your spot!

04.01.2022 Due to recent fire activity and threat we will be closed tomorrow, Saturday 21st December. If you have any concerns we will be available after hours on 63552272. Thank you for your understanding.

04.01.2022 Introducing Hartley Valley Vets! We have some exciting news.... Hartley Valley Vets has become an independent practice with the same team you know and love as well as some new faces. ... Dr Madi, Dr Mon and Dr Helen are our full-time vets and Dr John has joined the management team along side Bronwyn. Bianca, Nic, Mikayla and Bec are our nurses, with Bec also providing grooming services. We have some exciting additions of more specific services such as equine dentistry, canine reproduction and much more. We are excited to continue to provide the highest standard of care to both small and large animals under our new banner. Watch this space for new and interesting updates!

04.01.2022 MEET THE TEAM FRIDAY Every Friday we will be introducing you to a valuable member of our family. This week wed like to introduce Bronwyn! B-Ron (as she is affectionately known as by all of us here at the clinic) purchased the Oberon Vet Clinic in July 2015 with Dr. Tiffany Fitzpatrick. A month later they opened the Hartley Clinic and have successfully been operating both since. Bronwyn is our clinic mother, and you can often find her helping her staff in all aspects - work... and non work related! She is the backbone to our clinics! Bronwyn lives locally with her Husband and 4 children. She owns numerous horses and runs beef cattle. Bronwyn is an avid lover of her dogs, and breeds British Bulldogs, who all think they are human and are treated as such! You can find Bronwyn at both Hartley and Oberon clinics, and she will be happy to assist any and all of your enquires

03.01.2022 ITS Jeans for Genes day today! Our staff (including Lester and Pippa) all participated today for a great cause!

02.01.2022 Baby, its cold outside! Top tips for pet owners this winter. Winter Coats: Although many cat and dog breeds have luxurious thick fur to keep them warm, when they are outside or on walks in the cold, they will still likely benefit from an additional winter coat. This is especially important if you have a thin, older or short haired breed.... A good pet-coat or jumper will give coverage from the neck to the base of the tail while also giving protection to their belly. Make sure your pets coat is the right fit and isnt restricting movement. Remember, dont leave your pets coat on once they are in a heated indoor environment as they may over-heat under all those layers! Better bedding: As the weather gets cooler, you might notice your pet is spending more time snuggled up in their bed. You can make a few simple adjustments to their bedding to ensure they are properly protected from the cold. Make sure your pets bed is away from drafts and elevated off cold, hard surfaces. You should raise the bed off the ground and add an extra blanket for warmth and comfort. Try not to place the bed too high though, as cold temperatures are especially tough on older dogs or cats with stiff joints who may have difficulty in movement after long periods of rest. The great indoors: If your pet spends a lot of time outside, then appropriate shelter is essential. Choose a spot for your pets housing that is protected from the elements in a warm elevated position. Fill your pets shelter with dry blankets that are washed regularly. If your dog is usually kept outside, you could bring them indoors to sleep at night, somewhere warm and dry, away from cold drafts and damp. Keep on moving: The temptation in winter is to stay indoors, safely snuggled under a warm blanket. But your dog or cat still needs exercise and boredom busting stimulation. Keep playing indoors with soft toys or a ball to get the blood moving. Or, brave the cold, grab the lead, put on both your winter coats, and head out for a brisk walk together! Your dog will still love the joy of their walk even if its a bit colder, and you will feel better for the exercise too. Heat seekers: Cats are notorious for finding warm spots around the house, like the afternoon sun through a window, or sitting close to heaters. Dogs too will seek out sources of heat during colder weather. Be wary of your pet sitting too close to heaters or fires as they can fall asleep and end up with dried out skin or worse, burns. Heart warmers: Pets are wonderful companions and loving members of the family. Snuggle up and stay warm together this winter, and remember, theres nothing like lots of cuddles to keep the winter blues at bay!

02.01.2022 It has been brought to our attention that there have been suspected cases of dog baiting in the Hartley area. Whilst we have not treated any cases, we have heard reports of large bones being found on properties and in yards. Please be mindful, remove any suspicious food items found, and call your local Vet.

02.01.2022 We are in need of newspapers again! If you have any laying around, please feel free to drop them in to us so we can put them to good use

01.01.2022 We are running another Puppy Pre School class, and are looking to kick off in early June. If you have a puppy aged between 8-16 weeks, and are interested in a 4 week class, then please call the clinic to secure your spot!

01.01.2022 We are three beautiful little kittens looking for our forever homes! Im Ginger and White and Im a Male, and we are both Black and White, one of us is a Female and one of us is a Male! Our adoption prices include microchipping, first vaccination and desexing when were old enough! Us boys are $150, and our sister is $195... Please enquire with the humans at Hartley Vet Clinic about giving us a home! Xx

01.01.2022 We’re on Instagram! Be sure to check us out to see adorable and informative posts https://instagram.com/hartleyvalleyvets?r=nametag

01.01.2022 Coming out of COVID restrictions and into spring, we’re opening for consultations Saturday’s! Starting this Saturday 7th November, we’ll be available for all your animal needs from 9am-11am Please call us on 63552272 to make an appointment!