Mayfield Veterinary Hospital in Mayfield West | Medical centre

Mayfield Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Mayfield West

Phone: +61 2 4960 3001

Address: 480 Maitland Road 2304 Mayfield West, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 MVH Easter Hours Friday 2nd April - After hours (8:00am-8:00pm) Saturday 3rd April - After hours (8:00am - 8:00pm) Sunday 4th April - After hours (8:00am-2:00pm)... Monday 5th April - After hours 8:00am - 8:00pm) Tuesday 6th April - Normal hours (8:00am - 6:30pm) After hours is for emergencies only Please remember any emergencies after these hours please contact the Animal Referral & Emergency Centre on 4957 7106 for 24/7hr emergency care. Please remember NO chocolate for your pets! If you want an Easter treat for your furry friend we have some gourmet Easter treats that are dog friendly & delicious! Stay safe and have a happy Easter everyone!

23.01.2022 Our nurse Kara has lost her cat Monkey around Mayfield East. Please give us a call or bring him into the clinic if found.

20.01.2022 Margaret & Vlad are looking for their perfect home together If you are interested please call us on 4967 1900 and fill out the adoption form! https://form.jotform.com/210119547678866

17.01.2022 Our days working at a Vet Hospital isn’t all cute puppies and kittens.. but when it is, it’s awesome! These two cute toy poodles came into our Georgetown clinic for a consult today

16.01.2022 We’ve got a very interesting & unusual case in today! This beautiful boy came in with twitching, unsteadiness followed by slight incontinence Dr Callan Cribb who was managing this case, decided to perform a drug test on him based on his symptoms, and look what we found! ... Much to our surprise, he tested positive for cannabis! His owners reported that he had been playing in Braye Park which they suspected is where he ingested the cannabis. To treat cannabis overdoses we provide supportive therapy such as intravenous fluids and treat the symptoms as they appear, with appropriate medications. He should be feeling better in no time!

16.01.2022 Surgical Images Below Rocco came in for an orthopaedic surgery to repair his cruciate ligament called Tibial Tuberosity Advancement (TTA) where the front of the Tibia gets extended with a metal cage. Dr Nigel Dunn and Nurse Sophie are seen here performing the surgery on Rocco. ... If you’ve got any questions or are considering orthopaedic surgery for your pet give us a call on 4967 1900.

15.01.2022 Bosco the cat came in with a sore mouth after getting into a scuffle with a dog. He had dental X-rays which revealed he had a broken jaw! Dr Peter Bartlett who was managing the case realigned the jaw with some wire. ... Bosco is feeling much better and the wire will be removed in a month!

13.01.2022 Cat Found A black and white cat was found in the Mayfield area, he is a desexed male, not microchipped. If you are missing a cat please get in touch with us on 4967 1900

13.01.2022 Pet of the month Brave boy Rolex was all smiles after donating blood to help save another dogs life His owners very kindly gave us permission to collect blood from Rolex to donate to another dog in a critical condition so that it increased his chances of survival ... Did you know that we have a blood donor list where you can sign your pet up to donate blood and become a lifesaver just like Rolex If you’re interested in putting your pets name down please get in touch with our friendly staff on 4967 1900

12.01.2022 Our amazing nurse Kara with the cutest patient Pino who is in hospital today

10.01.2022 Ear cleaning in dogs & cats Watch the helpful video below to learn how to correctly clean your pets ears! Come into the clinic or give us a call us for the best ear cleaner to use on your pets! 4967 1900

09.01.2022 Did you know that we don’t just treat cats and dogs? We had Kenny B from the Hunter Wetlands who came in for a stitch up! A few sutures from Dr Peter Bartlett and he was good as new ... We treat all animals big & small

09.01.2022 Happy New Year from Raymond Today we are open from 8:00am - 4:00pm and will be closed tomorrow the 1st, we reopen on Saturday the 2nd from 8:00am - 4:00pm. If you have any emergencies during this time please contact the Animal Referral & Emergency Centre on 1300 838 669 ... Thank you for all of the support and understanding this year while we all had to adjust with the COVID-19 virus From all the staff members at Mayfield Veterinary Hospital we thank you, and look forward to looking after your fur kids next year Have a safe and happy new year!

09.01.2022 These cuties are still looking for their forever home

09.01.2022 Coming soon We are going to be doing a get to know the Vets post each week! What are some things you’ve always wanted to ask our Vets? Comment them below!

09.01.2022 Gourmet Dog Treats now available at MVH We now have gourmet dog treats available for your furry friends! We have all sorts of yummy and heathy treats that are made with 100% human grade ingredients, with low fat options available! ...

04.01.2022 One of our nurses Sophie cuddling the cutest little boy chilli! Chilli came in for desexing today

03.01.2022 Here’s Henriettas adoption ad! Please fill out the form or give us a call on 4967 1900.

03.01.2022 Socky is looking for a new home! She is a 3 year old beautiful, desexed female who is microchipped and up to date with vaccinations, worming and tick/flea treatment. She is looking for a new home due to her owners being unfortunately allergic! She is a sweet cat who loves cuddles ... She is located in Tighes Hill, Newcastle. Please call the clinic on 4967 1900 and fill out the adoption form if you are interested in adopting Socky! https://form.jotform.com/210119547678866

02.01.2022 This little guy is still looking for his home We are sure he is being missed

02.01.2022 Heat Stroke in Pets The Australian summer has already started in full force, and along with long summer days, mixed with humidity & high temperatures, comes increased risks for your furry friend ... The most common emergency we see in summer is heat stroke which can be fatal if not treated when the symptoms arise. Pets can get heat stroke after being in an unventilated area (hot car or room), having inadequate shade, not enough liquid intake or excessive exercise. Some symptoms to look out for are: * Excessive panting * Excessive drooling or salivating * Very red or pale gums * Increased heart rate * Breathing distress * Vomiting & diarrhoea * Confusion * Lethargy * Collapsing If your pet is showing any of these symptoms or you are concerned they may have heat stroke, get them to your vet immediately Some pets who are at increases risk for heat stroke are obese, brachycephalic, have cardiovascular issues or are young or old animals, or pets with thick and long coats. There are also risks when walking your pets like burnt paw pads which can be avoided by walking your dog early morning before the heat of the day and testing the ground with your hand to make sure it’s not too hot for your fury family member! Call us on 4967 1900 if you have any questions or suspect your pet may have heatstroke

02.01.2022 Happy Graduation! These are our most recent graduates from our puppy preschool class! We run our puppy preschool classes Monday, Wednesday and Thursday nights from 6:45-7:45. ... Call the clinic on 4967 1900 for more information about our puppy preschool classes!

01.01.2022 Did you know that your fur kids need regular visits to the dentist just like us? This is Maggie who is a 15yo Jack Russell Terrier. She had a scale and polish to remove plaque and tarter and improve her overall gum health. Proper dental care will help keep your pet from developing dental health issues. ... Some ways to improve your pets dental health is to: * Brush your pets teeth * Give dental treats (such as Greenies or Oravet chews) * Switch to a prescription diet (such as Hill’s Prescription Diet T/D) are all ways to improve your animals dental health. Are you concerned your pet might need a dental? Book in to see one of our awesome vets for a dental check up! Call us on 49671900