Laverton Veterinary Clinic in Laverton, Victoria, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Laverton Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Laverton, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9360 0911

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25.01.2022 This cute little man was found wandering in Watt st, Laverton. If anyone is missing a male ferret or may know someone who has lost one, please give the Clinic a call, please help spread the word so we can try and get him back home, he is very friendly, and Im sure someone is looking for him

25.01.2022 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR TRADING HOURS **PLEASE NOTE NO SURGICAL PROCEDUES WILL BE CONDUCTED DURING THE HOLIDAY PERIOD Friday 22nd December 9am 5pm Saturday 23rd December 9am 12pm... Sunday 24th December CLOSED Monday 25th December CLOSED Tuesday 26th December CLOSED Wednesday 27th December CLOSED Thursday 28th December 10am 4pm Friday 29th December 10am 4pm Saturday 30th December 9am 12pm Sunday 31st December CLOSED Monday 1st January CLOSED Tuesday 2nd January 9am 7pm Wishing all of our clients and their furry friends a Merry Christmas and a Safe and Happy 2018. For Emergencies: Animal Accident and Emergency Open 24hrs Phone: 8368 7400 Corner Linmax Court and Wallace Avenue Point Cook

22.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day to all you wonderful mums, enjoy your day with your loved ones, and hope you get spoilt with love xx

22.01.2022 We are also in need of newspapers again, if anyone can help us out , would be greatly appreciate.

21.01.2022 Here are a list of Heat Stroke Symptoms. If your pet is displaying any of these symptoms, pease contact us immediately, please remember to make sure your pet has plenty of shade and fresh water on these hot days, if they have heart issues, keep them cool during the heat of the day. Exercise needs to be early or late in the day, not during the hottest part of the day. Please keep your pets safe this summer.

20.01.2022 We are in need of newspapers again, if any one can help us out, would be greatly apprectiatedWe are in need of newspapers again, if any one can help us out, would be greatly apprectiated

18.01.2022 From Rosemary and all the staff, we would like to thank you for all your great support throughout the year and wish you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful new year. We look forward to another great year with you and your fur babies next year. MERRY CHRISTMAS

16.01.2022 Winter is upon us once again. For our older animals suffering from arthritis, the cold weather can really affect and play havoc with arthritic joints. Keeping them nice and warm can help, but we also have many other options for keeping our animals pain free during the cold weather. If your animals are displaying any of the following symptoms, please make an appointment so we can keep them pain free and happy throughout the winter.

16.01.2022 Here is a list of symptoms of periodontal disease, if your animal has any of these, phone the Clinic for your free dental check and advice

16.01.2022 Hooray!! Goodbye winter and hello spring. But there are lots of animals that are not as happy as me to see the sunshine and lots of flowers in bloom. This means to them itchy allergy time , which is never very nice for allergy suffer, listed below are lists of symptoms associated with allergies, if your animal is showing any of these symptoms, please phone us we can help relieve the symptoms and manage your pets allergies so they can enjoy this beautiful time of year.

16.01.2022 Hi! My name is Nitro. Today was a great day for me. One year ago I did something silly. I got excited when I was out on a day trip with my owner and ran off after a kangaroo. Then just like that I was lost. I looked for my owner and he looked for me but we didnt find each other. ... At some point I wandered into a farm and even though I do have a microchip Mr Farmer didnt check or call anyone and so I stayed there where I was fed and looked after. Im a very nice dog so its no wonder they wanted me to stay. My owner was really missing me though and was looking everywhere, they called the Council and posted me on Facebook but they couldnt find me. I bet they were sad. Recently I got a bit of a cough and had to go to the vet to get a check up. The vet told Mr Farmer that I had a microchip so Mr Farmer called the Council and the next thing I knew is I was taking a ride in the Rangers van. I wasnt sure at first but the Ranger knew my real name so I thought it would be ok. This afternoon I was in the library with the Ranger, just getting a belly rub and rolling on the carpet, as you do, when I had the best surprise. My owner came to get me! We are both so happy! I just want to remind you that if you find a dog or cat you should call the Council straight away. The Council staff do want to get dogs and cats home to their owners quickly and I could have been keeping my owner company all this time.

16.01.2022 Dental Health Month is here again. for the month of August we are offering FREE Dental Checks. Please phone the Clinic for an appointment.

16.01.2022 We are pleased announce the MISSING LORIKEET, was found safe and well!!

16.01.2022 Christmas is creeping up very fast. We would just like to remind you, that if your pets are on any compounding pharmacy medications, please ensure you have enough supply for the Xmas period, if not you will need to order within the next week, to make sure you get it in time. For any food or in Clinic medications, please let us know by Tuesday 19th Dec in case we need to order anything in for you.

15.01.2022 Adorable adults cats with their mini me counterparts

15.01.2022 Kitten Adoption Source no- (E103879) $200.00 includes - Microchiping, 2 x Vaccinations & Desexing (If completed prior to 7 months of age) ... Please call 9360 0911 to enquire Viewings are availble between buiness hours Monday- Friday. See more

15.01.2022 Christmas and New Years Trading Hours 2019 24th December 9.00am -4.00pm 25th December CLOSED 26th December CLOSED... 27th December 10.00am-3.30pm 28th December CLOSED 29th December CLOSED 30th December 10.00am-3.30pm 31st December 10.00am- 3.30pm Tuesday 1st January CLOSED Returning to normal trading hours from Thursday 2nd of January 2019. Dr. Cox and the team at Laverton Veterinary Clinic would like to wish you and your furry friends a very merry and safe Christmas and New Years period. Thank you for your support in 2019 and we look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

15.01.2022 The hard life of puppies, sometimes its all just too much!!

15.01.2022 Our Rabbit found his forever home today, thanks again everyone, your help has been fantastic once again

14.01.2022 We would like to inform you due to the COVID 19 (CORONA VIRUS ) Laverton Veterinary Clinic will be reducing trading hours by appointments only. Monday- 10.00am- 12.00pm ---- 4.00pm- 6.00pm Tuesday- 10.00am 12.00pm---- 4.00pm- 6.00pm Wednesday- 10.00am- 12.00pm ---- 4.00pm- 6.00pm Thursday- 9.30am 12.00pm ---- 4.00pm 6.00pm... Friday- 9.30am 12.00pm ---- 4.00pm 6.00pm Saturday- 9.30am- 11.45am Sunday- CLOSED We would also like to notify you there will be grooms until further notice. Rosemary and staff would like to thankyou kindly for your understanding and support during in this time. See more

14.01.2022 Sorry for the late post, Dental health month is here again, for the month of August we are offering Free Dental consultations. Ring the clinic for your free mouth check. ( please note this is for Dental checks only, any other issues will require a consultation fee)

13.01.2022 We have had this handsome boy, handed into us yesterday, found in Altona Meadows, if you are missing a rooster or may know of anyonemwho has lost one, please contact the clinic. We would also like to ask if can share around, we would love for this handsome boy to find his home again

13.01.2022 What its like to be a real cat owner

11.01.2022 It is a challenge for vets that their patients cant talk. That is why owner observation is very important. Take for instance, the vomiting cat. Did it really vomit? Or did it really regurgitate? Or did it cough and then gag? These are very different things, with very different causes and consequences. But to many owners, these three events all appear as vomiting. And that is what they tell the vet.... But to break it down: 1. Regurgitation involves food passively coming back up the food pipe (oesophagus). There are no pre-warning signs. The food just comes up and out. Any food that comes up is always undigested. Regurgitation is due to disease in the food pipe and it is often serious. Animals are at risk of aspirating the food as it comes up, which will cause pneumonia. 2. Vomiting is an active process to remove the contents from the upper gut and stomach. Beforehand, an animal will experience nausea. You can observe this as excessive drooling, licking the lips, and repeated swallowing. In the process of vomiting, the tummy wall will heave in and out. Food that comes up may be either digested or undigested. It may also contain yellow bile. There are many causes of vomiting, from insignificant to very serious. 3. Coughing is due to diseases of the heart or airways and lungs. Sometimes it is hard for the untrained person to recognise a cough. If an animal coughs up fluid it can cause them to gag. A gag may result in opening the mouth to spit out" white froth. If the cough is soft, the gag may be all an owner notices. Since white froth comes out, this may be misreported as vomiting. So all the details are important to help us understand what is going on. As much as youd rather support your animal while sick, if you can record some video of the event, that helps us to work out what is going on. And also if you bring in some of the vomit with you on your visit to the vet.

11.01.2022 Sorry for the inconvenience. Due to the COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS), We have to protect everyone- including our fur babies. The door will be locked & protocols have now been put in place. When you arrive to clinic please phone us to say your here so we can check you in. Once you have been checked in either our nurses will come out to collect the aniamal and bring it thorugh to see our vet or the vet will come out to car to see you. Rosemary and staff would like to Thank you for your patience & understanding. Ph- 9360 0911 We woud also like to say there are plenty of kittens still up for adoption please feel free to call and enquire.

09.01.2022 With extended daylight and warm weather, the summer can be a great time to get active with your pet. However, its important to be aware of the dangers of heatstroke a life-threatening condition, caused by the elevation of a dogs body temperature. While people can also suffer heatstroke, the risk is much greater for dogs as they only perspire around their paws and nose (which is not sufficient alone to cool their body). The most effective means for a dog to expel excess heat is panting, which moves cool air through the nasal passages and around the body. If a dog doesnt have access to cool air either because of high outside temperatures or a confined environment they are at risk of overheating.

09.01.2022 The real reason why you dont leave you kids unattended with animals. Too funny!

09.01.2022 Its the time of year where your gardens are in bloom the sun is shining and you want your gardens to look great, but those pesty snails and slugs are are eating your plants or veggies. how do we get rid of these pests? Yes snail and slug pellets will do the job, but if you have pets, they also may be attracted to the bait. Snail and slug pallets are very toxic and may cause death to your loved fur babies, please try other natural ways to eliminate them listed are the signs of snail and slug toxicity, if you suspect your animal may have eaten contact us immediately or if after hours contact an emergency centre immediately, also remember to take the packet with the active ingredients, as this will determine the appropriate treatment get started sooner

08.01.2022 Christmas and New Years Trading Hours 2019 24th December 9.00am -4.00pm 25th December CLOSED 26th December CLOSED... 27th December 10.00am-3.30pm 28th December CLOSED 29th December CLOSED 30th December 10.00am-3.30pm 31st December 10.00am- 3.30pm Tuesday 1st January CLOSED Returning to normal trading hours from Thursday 2nd of January 2019. Dr. Cox and the team at Laverton Veterinary Clinic would like to wish you and your furry friends a very merry and safe Christmas and New Years period. Thank you for your support in 2019 and we look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

08.01.2022 These 2 beautiful girls are looking for their forever home, they are approximately 12 weeks old, beautiful natured. Adoption fee is $200 per kitten, which includes, 2x vaccinations, micro chipping and desexings. If your are interested or know someone who may be, give us a call.

07.01.2022 Kitten Adoption Source no- (E103879) $200.00 includes - Microchiping, 2 x Vaccinations & Desexing (If completed prior to 7 months of age) ... Please call 9360 0911 to enquire Viewings are availble between buiness hours Monday- Friday. See more

04.01.2022 Christmas and New Years Trading Hours 2018 Monday 24th December 9am -4pm Tuesday 25th December CLOSED Wednesday 26th December CLOSED... Thursday 27th December CLOSED Friday 28th December 10am 4pm Saturday 29th December 9am 12pm Sunday 30th December CLOSED Monday 31st December CLOSED Tuesday 1st January CLOSED Wednesday 2nd January 9am 630pm *Return to normal trading hours from Wednesday 2nd January 2019 Dr. Cox and the team at Laverton Veterinary Clinic would like to wish you and your furry friends a very merry and safe Christmas and New Years period. Thank you for your support in 2018 and we look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

03.01.2022 July is National Desexing Month. For the whole month of July we are offering 10% discount off all desexings. current vaccination status is required, and not valid with any other discount . Take advantage of this great deal, ring the clinic for any questions or to book in.

02.01.2022 Please help find "Cosmo" Missing 20 Years old!!!...

02.01.2022 We have a Stray female rabbit, found in Staples way Seabrook, please help us try and find her owners if we could ask you to share around, would be greatly appreciated, if you know this rabbit or is yours please contact the clinic.