Kingston Animal Hospital in Kingston, Tasmania, Australia | Medical and health

Kingston Animal Hospital

Locality: Kingston, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6229 5900

Address: 1 Freeman Street 7050 Kingston, TAS, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 This is Cadbury. Today is special for Cadbury not only because it is his 5th Birthday, but also because he has recently undergone chemotherapy to treat lymphoma and is now in remission! Cadbury did 12 weeks of chemotherapy and has responded really well. We wish Cadbury a very Happy Birthday!

23.01.2022 Today we are celebrating World Farm Animals Day with these little cuties - Narnia and Carson. We would love you to post photos of your cutest farm animals in the comments!

23.01.2022 FOUND CAT KINGSTON (KINGBOROUGH REGION) 19/6/2020 ***URGENT - INJURED CAT*** We have an injured cat here at Kingston Animal Hospital and we need to contact... his owners as soon as possible. He was found in Wattle Street, Kingston. He is an adult male, not desexed and no microchip. Please phone the clinic on 62295900. PHONE: Kingston Animal Hospital 62295900 https://www.facebook.com/Tasmanianlostpets/inbox/ (Bronwyn) #TLPRcatkingborough

21.01.2022 We are currently having an upgrade to our server and won't be able to access our computers during this process. We expect this to last 2 days (Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th June). Please be patient with us during this process.

20.01.2022 Our very own Dr Tasha is involved with this great charity that provides veterinary care for people facing homelessness in our community. It would be great to see you there! https://www.facebook.com/events/567465947018101/

19.01.2022 **FREE DENTAL CHECKS FOR AUGUST** August is dental month and we are offering FREE dental checks for the whole month, plus you will also go in to the draw to win a dental hamper for your dog or cat!! According to the Australian and American Veterinary Dental Societies, more than 80% of dogs and 70% of cats develop gum disease by the age of three. Some common signs of gum disease include: - bad breath - inflamed gums... - broken teeth - reluctance to eat (in some cases) Plaque and tartar contain a multitude of bacteria and toxins that can spread to other parts of the body. Gum disease can lead to infections in the kidney, heart and liver, and even fractured jaws. Despite causing pain and discomfort, peridontal disease can often go undetected for years. Annual dental check-ups and ongoing dental care can prevent some of the serious side effects of gum disease. Call the Kingston Animal Hospital today to book your FREE dental check on 6229 5900 See more

19.01.2022 Attention Rabbit Owners! We have recently confirmed a case of RHDV2 (a pathogenic calicivirus strain first recorded in Australia in 2015) in the Kingston area. This is a different virus to the one that was released in 1995. RHDV-2 is known to be present in Tasmania. This is the strain that entered Australia unexpectedly - it is not one of the strains that has been and is being released by Departments throughout Australia to control wild rabbits. The available vaccine is o...nly partially effective against RHDV-2 - an off-label vaccination regime is recommended at six monthly intervals with initial vaccination of kittens at 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age. BIOSECURITY is the MOST important method of control keeping rabbits inside or protected from wild rabbits by a double fence, not feeding grass that wild rabbits may have contacted, insect proofing enclosures/hutches, and thorough disinfection of all exposed areas/enclosures if there is confirmed infection. Please contact us if you would like any further information on vaccination or other control procedures. See more

18.01.2022 August is Pet Dental Month and we are offering FREE dental checks for the whole month! If you have noticed that your pets breath is smelly, gums are red or inflamed (like in the attached picture), or you would just like reassurance that the teeth and gums are healthy, phone us to book a free dental check now. As well as free dental checks, all Hills t/d dental food is discounted for the month of August and any dog or cat that has a dental procedure will receive a free bag of dental food! We have both a dog and cat dental hamper to be won at the end of the month - to be in the draw all you need to do is bring your pet in for a free dental check, purchase Hills t/d dental food or book a dental procedure during August. Phone the clinic now to secure an appointment 6229 5900.

15.01.2022 Calling all puppies I have some spots available in my baby puppy class (8-16 weeks) starting next Sunday at 3pm at the Kingston Animal Hospital Contact the vet on 6229 5900 to book in! #puppyschool

15.01.2022 What better way to end the week then helping a new litter of puppies into the world! Daisy delivered 8 healthy puppies by ceasarian section this afternoon, and if you think that sounds like alot her previous litter was 12! Daisy and her puppies are all doing well

15.01.2022 IN CASE OF ANY AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES Please note that AHVEC are moving from North Hobart to 37 Derwent Park Road, Moonah as of 5.30pm on Wednesday 16th January - phone number is still the same 1300 302 912.

13.01.2022 Kingston Animal Hospital are now offering puppy classes! Classes are held at the Kingston Animal Hospital on a Saturday afternoon at 2pm. Each class runs for 4 weeks at a cost of $120 for the 4 week course. The classes are run by Kat Davson-Galle from The Happy Hound Initiative - Dog Training Hobart and cover all aspects of puppy ownership including socialisation, behaviour, basic training, health and nutrition. These classes are suitable for puppies from 8 to 14 weeks of age (puppies must have had their first vaccination to attend). The next class starts on Saturday 27th April. Please phone the clinic on 6229 5900 if you would like more information, or to enrol your puppy in the next lot of puppy classes!

13.01.2022 ***FREE DENTAL CHECKS*** Call us today to book a FREE dental check for your pet. But get in quick - only available until 31st August! August is pet dental month and on top of offering free dental checks for your pet, we also have a $20 discount on all Hills dental products and 2 pet hampers to be won. Phone us now on 62295900 to secure an appointment!

10.01.2022 We are currently experiencing a power outage which means our phone lines are down. If you have an emergency, please phone 0408 371 383 or come straight in to the clinic. Alternatively, send us a facebook message. We apologise for any inconvenience.

10.01.2022 Please take a minute to read the sign on the door as you enter the hospital, and feel free to take advantage of our concierge service!

09.01.2022 As everybody will be well aware by now, the coronavirus COVID-19 has well and truly spread throughout the world, and although we are more fortunate than most being in Tasmania, we still (and especially) need to be vigilant in our efforts to reduce it’s impact. We know that is an uncertain and scary time, but would like to reassure you that we are still open for the care and support of all of our valued clients and their animals. We will operate as normally as possible within... the restrictions that are imposed on us all. We have adopted the following measures based on the recommendations from the Australian Veterinary Association, Veterinary Board of Tasmania and state and federal governments, and will continue to do so. If you are unwell or have been in contact with someone who is unwell, or are under quarantine, please do not bring your pet into the hospital. Find a friend or family member who is well to help you. Being a veterinary hospital, we are very used to cleaning but we have greatly increased the frequency and use of disinfectants that will inactivate COVID-19. Please limit the people who come with you when you come in to the hospital (including children) due to the social distancing requirement. If possible, could they please wait in the car. You can also wait in the car and we can come to collect your pet from the car and bring them in to the hospital to examine a concierge service, if you like! We are still able to utilize the waiting room but can only allow one person per bench seat only, again for social distancing. If you are just interested in collecting food or medication, please phone us before you arrive if possible so that we can minimise your waiting time. If you can prepay for food or medication over the phone that would also be appreciated. Unfortunately at this time we will not be able to provide a house call service for pets, but most large animal calls will be as normal. As with most outlets now, please avoid paying with cash card, telephone payment or bank transfer is preferred. Even at times like these we treasure all our clients and will do everything that we can to provide the best service for you and your pets. We thank you all for your understanding at this difficult time. We all need to work together against this problem! See more

08.01.2022 FOUND - RABBIT - KINGSTON Do you recognise this bunny? He was found in a car park in Kingston. Please phone Kingston Animal Hospital on 6229 5900

05.01.2022 With all the craziness happening in the world at the moment we need to remember that there are still some things to smile about these 3 kittens were born by ceasarian section this afternoon - mum and kittens are all doing well

05.01.2022 FOUND KITTEN KINGSTON (KINGBOROUGH REGION) 1/5/2020 We have had an injured male kitten bought in this morning. He is approximately 10 weeks old, black, no ...microchip found. Found on the Southern Outlet near The Lea. Please contact us on 62295900. PHONE: Kingston Animal Hospital 62295900 https://www.facebook.com/Tasmanianlostpets/inbox/ Triple M Hobart (Bronwyn) #TLPRcatkingborough

01.01.2022 We have a gorgeous tortoiseshell female cat brought in to our hospital by a member of the public. She was found in Kingston. Does anyone recognise her? If so please ring us on 62295900