Junee Vet in Junee, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon

Junee Vet

Locality: Junee, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6924 1182

Address: 103 Broadway St 2663 Junee, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 EASTER WEEKEND TRADING HOURS Good Friday: CLOSED Easter Saturday: 9AM-1PM at KOORINGAL VETERINARY HOSPITAL, WAGGA WAGGA ONLY. Easter Sunday: CLOSED Easter Monday: CLOSED... Available 24*7 for emergency care. Remember, keep chocolates, Easter lilies, roast ham and other toxic stuff away from your pets. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Easter #staysafe See more

23.01.2022 When was the last time your pet had a dental check-up? Make the best use of our Tooth Fairy Tuesdays. Book your pet a free dental checkup* Call the team to know more and to make an appointment.

23.01.2022 Just like humans, ageing dogs and cats may get a little grayer or walk a bit slower. Thus, they need more and peculiar care while they are ageing. Some tips from our friends at Hills to provide the best care for your furry family members! https://www.hillspet.com//how-senior-pets-age-compared-to-

23.01.2022 August is Dental Month! Did you know dental disease affects 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over the age of three?Dental disease can also have a significant detrimental impact on other organs within the body. To spread awareness and to celebrate Dental Month we are offering FREE VET NURSE DENTAL-CHECK UP every TUESDAY, also known as Tooth Fairy Tuesday.... But wait there's more! Every pet that walks in for a dental check up on a Tuesday gets the choice of either a Dental Treat, a free nail trim or $10 off grooming. It doesn't stop there! Each Tuesday, there will be a Golden Winner! Yes a Golden winner! Every dental consult seen on Tuesday goes into the draw to win 20% OFF their dental procedure. To take advantage of the specials for Dental Month call now to secure your pets booking on 6922 5375. Bookings are limited. Please SHARE with your friends and family.

22.01.2022 As senior cats age, they may walk a little slower, jump more gingerly and play a little less. Learn some cat exercises to keep your pet moving.https://www.hillspet.com.au//pl/keeping-senior-cats-active

21.01.2022 Dogs and Cats are very good at hiding pain. Which is why it is important as pet owners to look out for any changes in their behaviour or body language that could indicate they are in pain. Remember we are offering a senior pet consult at just $149 that covers a thorough veterinarian consultation, Arthritis check, Blood Pressure and Blood Glucose test, Kidney and Liver functioning test and Urine analysis. Call us on 6922 5375 to secure an appointment for them.

21.01.2022 Just for laughs!! Happy Wednesday

21.01.2022 As many people are aware, irresponsible breeding of cats & dogs contributes to the current problem of overpopulation of stray animals. People who have companion animals are in an ideal position to help curb the tide of unwanted pets. That is why Junee Veterinary Hospital will be offering discounted cat and dog desexings for all of July. Places fill up fast so call now on 6924 1182 to secure an appointment for your pet.

20.01.2022 Did you Know 40% of reported Heartworm Positive cases were on a Monthly owner given treatment Highlighting that it is easy to forget? A single bite from a mosquito can be enough to spread this potentially fatal disease. Make sure you do not put your dog at risk. Book an appointment to talk to us about continuous 12-month protection.

19.01.2022 How is Arthritis Diagnosed, treated, managed and prevented? Diagnosis and Treatment: In order to be correct and be able to treat your pet well, your vet will conduct a thorough examination, observe his\her movement and behavior. The vet will also have to perform some tests like X-ray, blood count, a thyroid test or kidney, liver test, etc. With many different treatments available now a days, it is more important to match the exact needs of your pet’s condition. Your vet would... be the best judge of the treatment and management. Remember, Arthritis is common and has worst effects in obese\overweight dogs. Thus the vet may suggest weight management and some exercise. Parts of the treatment are medication, diet management so that you satisfy their nutritional needs, supplements and in some cases surgery. Prevention: While arthritis can be tricky to prevent, you can always help by reducing the risk and\or severity. Regular exercise, proper diet and nutrition, weight management. With the advancements in the vet industry and the vet medicines, there are a lot of advance medicines that can help your dog. Thus, your vet is the best to contact as he\she knows the best for the health and wellbeing of your pet.

18.01.2022 WOW that's a lot of Cats Remember, July is Discounted Desexing Month. Make the best decision for your pet!Please call 6922 5375 to book them a Desexing appointment.

15.01.2022 *****BREAKING NEWS***** To honour National Desexing Month as set by the National Desexing Network. We are offering discounted desexing services on the 1st and 3...rd Monday of September i.e. on Monday 7th Sept 2020 and on 21st Sept 2020. Call us on 6922 5375 to make an appointment. REMEMBER: BENEFITS OF DESEXING There are many reasons why pet owners should desex their pets. As well as helping to stop pet overpopulation, the following are some of the other benefits associated with desexing cats and dogs. Health Reduced risk of getting cancer or other diseases of the reproductive organs, such as testicular cancer, prostate cancer/disorders in males, and cystic ovaries, ovarian tumours, acute uterine infections and breast cancer in females, and also other diseases like mammary cancer, perianal tumours and perianal Hamas. Females can suffer from physical and nutritional exhaustion if continually breeding. Pets generally live longer and healthier lives. Behavioural Pets are less prone to wander, fight, and are less likely to get lost or injured. Reduces territorial behaviour such as spraying indoors. Less likely to suffer from anti-social behaviours. They become more affectionate and become better companions. Eliminates heat cycles in female cats and their efforts to get outside in search of a mate. Eliminates male dogs’ urge to mount people’s legs. Cost Reduces the cost to the community of having to care for unwanted puppies and kittens in pounds and shelters. No additional food or vet bills for the offspring. No need to find homes for unwanted or unexpected litters of puppies or kittens. Save money from expensive surgeries from car accidents or fights, which are less likely to occur if your pet doesn’t roam around. Dumping puppies and kittens is an ethical cost, as well as being illegal and inhumane. The price of desexing is more affordable to those in financial need with the assistance of organisations such as NDN.

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13.01.2022 March is Heartworm Awareness Month Heartworm, or Dirofilaria immitis, is a parasite that is spread by mosquitoes, so you pet does not even need to be in contact with other pets to become infected! Heartworm has a complicated life cycle. Infected dogs have microfilaria, an immature form of heartworm, circulating in their bloodstream. Microfilariae are sucked up by mosquitoes when feeding on the blood of infected dogs. The immature parasite develops into a heartworm larva ins...ide the mosquito, then a single bite from a carrier mosquito can infect your pet (dog or cat). As the worms mature in the heart they can cause a physical blockage as well as thickening of the heart and associated blood vessels. In the early stages of infection there may be no visible signs, however, infection may eventually lead to signs of heart failure (reluctance to exercise, lethargy, coughing) and even death. Heartworm is present throughout most of Australia (except Tasmania and arid areas). Thankfully, heartworm is very easy to prevent with a once a year injection and should form part of your pet health care routine. If your pet has not been on heartworm prevention a heartworm test is required prior to starting a prevention program. To benefit you and your pets, we are offering a FREE heartworm test for dogs aged >6 months in the month of March 2021 when in conjunction with starting your dog on heartworm injections for the first time giving them complete protection. We are also offering 10% OFF vaccination for puppies (<6 months old) receiving their 1st Heartworm injection. Call us on 02 6922 5375 to make an appointment.

12.01.2022 Happy 10th Work Anniversary @rhysfox96 You have evolved, changed and grown so much over the years and we are all so proud of you. Keep up the great work ...and passion. It is a virtue you possess. Hope you enjoyed your gift . . . . . . . . . . #workanniversary #10yearsworkanniversary #10years #grown #veterinarylife #vetnurses #vetnursesofinstagram #proud #teammember #team #happy #waggawagga #vetphoto #veterinaryhospital #veterinarylife #vetnursestudent See more

10.01.2022 Dogs and Cats are good at try to hide pain just to spend some quality time with you. Read the signs in their behaviour. They need help to manage their pain. Book them a senior pet consult and understand their need.

10.01.2022 It is important to know the age of your pet in human years so that we relate it better. Their age in human years helps us to know and understand their peculiar needs. Our friends at Hills have put together a age chart for reference.

10.01.2022 We are excited to announce that Temora Veterinary Hospital is now joining the Australian Veterinary Hospitals Group. We wish the previous practice owner Nicole Christie all the best in her future. You will still see all the same friendly faces looking after you and your pet’s needs who are excited to be part of our team. Welcome aboard everyone. . . . .... . . . . . . #temoravet #kooringalvethospital #merger #announcement #expanding #excited #welcomeaboard #veterinarycommunity #vets #veterinarian #temora #visittemora #veterinaryhospital #veterinaryteam #congratulations #waggawaggansw #visitwagga #junee #juneevet See more

08.01.2022 Cute Miss Chelsea visited us yesterday in her adorable harness for her Health Check. She also claimed our FREE Heartworm test and 50% OFF Heartworm injection offer. She is now protected against the dangerous heartworm for 12-months. Isn't she just beautiful

08.01.2022 Another most common disease in senior pets especially cats is Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is the most common type of kidney disease and can’t be cured, which is why early detection is key. Many factors may contribute to your cat having kidney issues, including age and breed. Few symptoms:... Drinking more and loosing weight! Here is a quick read https://www.hillspet.com.au//healthc/feline-kidney-disease that will help understand kidney diseases in cats better. Seek immediate vet assistance, if your cat is showing any such symptoms.

06.01.2022 Vaccination has revolutionised control of infectious disease in our pets. It is essential that all pets are adequately vaccinated to help protect the pet population as a whole. Responsible pet care requires puppies and kittens to be given their initial course of vaccinations, but this cannot protect them for the rest of their lives. Adult dogs and cats require regular vaccination to maintain immunity against dangerous diseases. Please give us a call on 6922 5375 to discuss a suitable vaccination regime for your furry friend.

05.01.2022 With March being heartworm awareness month, we are offering our clients a very special deal for this month only! Any dogs receiving a heartworm injection will receive 50% off the price of their injection. For puppies under 6 months of age, the heartworm injection is just $55 and it does not end here. For dogs over 6 months of age, the Heartworm test is FREE. Conditions apply. Please give us a call on 6922 5375 for further information or to make a booking.

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04.01.2022 Easter is around the corner. If you are travelling this year remember all pets must be up to date with vaccinations for boarding kennels. If your pet needs the vaccination give us a call and we can book it in for you. If you are going to the coast, make sure your pet is up to date with flea and tick prevention. Speak to our team to get your pack today. We are also offering a free kong bouncer with every 6 pack Nexgard or Nexgard Spectra purchase. Have a safe Easter break.

01.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Is your pet due for Vaccinations? As Christmas is getting closer, our days are getting busier and we thought even you must be getting busier. Thus we thought we should remind our pet families to keep on top of your pets vaccination , medication and microchip. ... If your furry ones are due for VACCINATIONS or require REGULAR MEDICATIONS or need their MICROCHIP details UPDATED or need MICROCHIPING DONE over this festive season please call us now (02) 6922 5375.

01.01.2022 Canine parvovirus is a disease that affects dogs of all ages but is most serious in young pups and older dogs. The virus attacks the intestines causing bloodstained diarrhoea, uncontrollable vomiting and severe abdominal pain. Some infected dogs will die from parvovirus, even if they receiveintensive veterinary care. Parvovirus is spread via dog faeces and is very persistent in the environment even after the faeces has been cleaned away. For this reason, it is not necessary t...o have direct contact with other dogs for the disease to be spread. The virus is so persistent that an infected dog’s environment needs to be cleaned with a potent disinfectant to prevent spread to other dogs. Outbreaks occur regularly especially in summer, with an estimated 20,000 dogs infected every year in Australia. To make a vaccination appointment for your furry friend, call us on 6922 5375. #vaccinatepets #parvo #parvokills #parvoawareness #parvoalert #junee #wagga #petvaccination #veterinary #puppies #dogs #petcare

01.01.2022 A single bite from a mosquito can be enough to spread this potentially fatal disease. Make sure you don’t put your dog at risk by forgetting monthly treatment. Book an appointment to talk to us about continuous 12-month protection.

01.01.2022 Help keep your furry friend's fur healthy by protecting your doggo’s skin against #ticks, #fleas, and #mites with #NexGardSpectra! On every 3 month supply pack, you get 1 month supply pack for free. Just feed your doggo with Nexguard Spectra's delicious chewable once every month and say hello to a Flea, Tick and Mites protected doggo! #Spring #springforpets #springcaretips #petskincare #nexguardspectra