My Vet Animal Hospital in Sydney, Australia | Hospital

My Vet Animal Hospital

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 8484 2020

Address: Suite 6/965 Bourke Street, Waterloo 2017 Sydney, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 4 Things you should know when brushing your pet's teeth! Start from an early age. You can start brushing your puppy/kitten's teeth at 8 weeks. It's the best shot at success. Get your furbaby used to you handling his mouth BEFORE you ever start brushing. ... A good idea is to dip your finger in something he likes, such as bone broth, then rub your finger on his gums. Have realistic expectations. Pet's teeth brushing takes time and patience. When you first start out, youll only be brushing a few teeth for a few seconds a day, and then gradually you'll work your way up over time. Stay calm and praise your pet. Pawsitive reinforcement is a must because at the end of the day, it's not a competition. We love you Mello See more

24.01.2022 The moment you think a deal sounds too good to be true! Our Dental Month includes: 15% off all the dental bill 10% off all dental products ... Get $100 voucher when you buy a Hill T/D Get a FREE toothbrush when you buy toothpaste p/s: Do you recognise this famous cat? Hint: 7 See more

23.01.2022 SPOTTED: A lil fluff ball that will break hearts When we are not busy helping our gorgeous patients, you will find us cuddling these gorgeous babies! Guilty as charged!

22.01.2022 Vet visits can be stressful for your dog, but they don't have to be Here at My Vet, all our new puppy consults are at least 45 minutes long because we want to make every experience a PAW-sitive one Plus, there is always a lot to discuss about puppy health, lots of treats and we want to get to know you as a Paw-rent as well

22.01.2022 Theres always that one..

21.01.2022 Ive never seen her this calm with a vet before.. She used to try and run out the door, bite people but here, shes always happy to come here and get taken care of - My little Hershey ... _____________________ Thanks to everyone for keeping My Vet a safe environment by wearing your mask upon entering the clinic. We truly appreciate it from the bottom of our hearts

20.01.2022 No words needed

20.01.2022 Getting through the rest of the week be feeling like..

19.01.2022 Keep up the great work Larry!

19.01.2022 Puppy smiles all round! Majik was absolutely spoilt by the girls today Did you know we give your furbaby a FREE manicure when they come in for a consult

19.01.2022 Who steals EVERYONE’s food at My Vet?! Is it Chu? Or even Dr. Adrian? As we investigate which team member it is, you’ll never guess who the My Vet food culprit is!

19.01.2022 It's World Kindness Day and to celebrate we thought we'd show you the unseen videos of when the My Vet girls volunteered after the bushfires Warning: Tissues should be at the ready And remember Kindness is King it doesn't take much effort and you could make someone's day!

19.01.2022 COMPETITION TIME!! We are celebrating dental month with a giveaway valued at $160! This hamper includes a whole lot of goodies that your furbaby will LOVEEE! How to enter: ... Make sure to tag us in your stories/posts when you visit us! If you cant wait for your chance to get your paws on these goodies, check out our dental deals instore

19.01.2022 WRITE THIS CAPTION You have 3 options: Chu (Dog), Eubie (Bengal Cat) or Hajime (Ragdoll Cat) GO!

18.01.2022 Lest We Forget Remembering the Fallen Paws Here’s to all those who made sacrifices, especially those who gave their lives, so that the rest of us could live in freedom

18.01.2022 What is the difference between microchipping your pet and registering your pet? We get this question ALL the time! There is nothing worse than leaving the front door open for two minutes and your furbaby runs off. My heart goes out to all the owners that have been through this because it honestly is the worse feeling ... Microchipping is ultimately the most effective way to reunite owners with their pets as well as helping shelters return animals to their rightful owners more quickly to avoid overcrowding. Vets implant this tiny chip that will last the pet's lifetime Registering your pet with the council is compulsory but the registration fee does go back into building the community such as building dog parks, pet events and incentive schemes and education programs Remember, you must do BOTH for your furbaby! See more

17.01.2022 When nightclubs finally open up again..

17.01.2022 A carrot a day, keeps the vet away Did you know carrots are healthy treat alternatives? Not only that but carrots are full of essential vitamins and minerals to help your dog stay strong and healthy. Note: For small dogs, it's a good idea to cut whole carrots into bite-size chunks to prevent any chance of choking

17.01.2022 Chu reporting for duty! Open Saturdays mean Chu is our doorbell from 9am til 1pm! You can't miss him he runs to the door to say hello to you! Apart from being the doorbell, Chu watches over our patients in the recovery room, follows Cherlene, and makes sure to check the nurses still give good pats. It's a very important job!

16.01.2022 Obie the little blue eyed Frenchie!

15.01.2022 Every dad is guilty of this

14.01.2022 When you realise the weekend is here

14.01.2022 Let's talk hygiene.. With Covid19, My Vet upholds its responsibility to ensure our clinic is a safe environment for all clients that walk through our doors (trust us, Dr Cherlene triple cleans EVERYTHING as she is known as the clean freak in the vet hospital!) We have added a few measures to ensure the health of our patients: ... 1 paw-rent per consult Masks are now mandatory upon entry. If you have forgotten your mask, you can purchase one from us or alternatively you can proceed with our contact-free consult. We will continue to take your temperature and provide hand sanitiser before entering the clinic. See more

14.01.2022 If you see him dont say where haha This is the first official game of doggo hide and seek GO!

13.01.2022 No one's allowed to make a mess with my bro and get away with it

12.01.2022 Team work makes the dream work!

12.01.2022 Charlie loves coming to My Vet ever since we first brought her in The girls here are great! We first decided to come because we were local but love it here! - Charlies pawrent xx

11.01.2022 Meet little Milo! Milo is a Curly Coated Miniature Bernese Mountain Dog. Ok, just joking. He is a super cute Cavoodle that just happens to have the marking of a Bernese Mountain Dog! He was so brave for his injection today and passed his health check with flying colours!

10.01.2022 Everyone needs a workout partner like this!!

09.01.2022 And the award for best actor goes to...

09.01.2022 Telling myself in the mirror it's okay that I ate the entire bag of treats

08.01.2022 How often should I brush my dogs teeth? Well fun fact, plaque can harden into tartar within approximately 48-72 hours! So daily is ideal, but if not 3-4 times a week is a must! But if you are having trouble brushing your pet's teeth, then try Hexarinse! It's a solution where you place onto a cotton pad and use it like a dental wipe! Winning!

08.01.2022 Rule # 1: Belly scratches are a must Anyone else have a four-legged bed hog?!

08.01.2022 COMPETITION TIME!!!! Selfie time with our furbabies! All you have to do is: 1) Download the My Vet AH App ... 2) Upload a photo of your furbaby 3) Rate everyone's photos The winner will be the one with the most votes at the end of the month so get posting! See more

08.01.2022 Greatest spotter in the game!

08.01.2022 Do you have a dog that suffers from sensitive gut or gets diarrhoea easily? Sometimes an upset stomach isnt as straightforward as it seems . Meet the Super Vet Medicine Specialist Dr Karina Graham @vsos_vets as we get her expertise on IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease). Some key points from todays live: Just because upset stomachs are common, doesnt make it a minor issue Vomiting/Diarrhoe is actually quite a non specific sign and isnt always a gut problem! ... IBD is more common than you think, especially if you are a French Bulldog, Cavoodle and Boxer owner! Diagnosis of IBD is tricky as it is achieved by biopsy of the gut through a procedure called endoscopy and colonoscopy, and excluding all other diseases! Management of IBD ranges and it doesnt mean that your pet will be on lifelong medication! Remember to always chat to your vet and discuss any concerns that you may have if your dog suffers from gut issues. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments! Happy Fri-yay! Hehe Friday Fogginess caught up to me today! Everytime I say Irritable Bowel Disease I mean Inflammatory Bowel Disease

07.01.2022 It's basically Christmas now, right? Too soon? NEVER! We are going ALL OUT for this year's Christmas promotion! ... 10% OFF surgeries including dental scale and polish *excludes desexing SAVE over $90 with our blood promo 20% OFF Hill's t/d Diet until stock lasts! Buy 2 Get 1 FREE Poochpack Treats 10% OFF ALL OTC products bought via our new My Vet App! So let's get those Mariah Carey tunes playing, those ginger bread houses built and a little skip in your step because honestly, I think we deserve it after the year we've had! See more

06.01.2022 10% OFF ALL Surgeries this month at My Vet Bailey taking advantage of the PAWsome deals happening! Ends 30th September. Make sure you don't miss out by booking your appointment today on 8484 2020! *excludes desexing and dental

03.01.2022 Today, we say goodbye to one of our favourites, Dr Sophia! Its been incredible having you a part of the My Vet family! You have brought so much joy and made so many furbabies happy and healthy! Dr Sophia recently got engaged and is relocating up North as a new home owner We are so happy for her and wish her the very best! ... Always know that you are welcome back, we are going to miss you!! See more

03.01.2022 But mom I'll just-

03.01.2022 When you realise its only Monday..

03.01.2022 When assembling your dog kit, be sure to follow the instructions to avoid disasters like this

02.01.2022 Meet Blakey! Blakey's paw daddies woke up one day and found a big pool of light pink discharge all around his bed! His paw-rents rushed him to us and was seen by Dr Adrian. Upon examination, Dr Adrian suspected a possible upper respiratory tract infection or a foreign body! As Blakey was still happy in consult he was trialed on some medications, but that did not improve his condition.. Under Dr Adrian's advice, we proceeded with a full thorough work up which includ...ed full bloods and rhinoscopy (this is where a special camera goes up the nostrils to see what is inside) We had the wonderful team Dr Karina Graham from @vsos_vets who we work closely with, to perform the rhinoscopy The biopsy was sent off to further evaluate what was causing little Blakey's nasal discharge AND.. The biopsy results came back as Blakey suffering from a condition known as "Lymphoplasmacytic Rhinitis" - a specific form of chronic rhinitis in dogs! No evidence of infection was found in Blakey's case! The cause of this disease is unknown (which makes it very frustrating to treat and control), with up to 40% of cases present with having discharge in only one side of the nostril. Blakey was sent home with some medications to help treat and manage this condition and we are happy to report that he is doing very well!! Yay for Blakey!! See more

02.01.2022 No Dogs Allowed!

01.01.2022 Dr Jess looking very serious during her surgical case! Dr Jess joined the team at My Vet early this year and has a strong interest in surgery! You will often mistaken her for Dr Cherlene () due to her vibrant energy and charisma Fun Fact: Dr Jess is a super smart cookie, receiving the Premiers Award for All-Round Excellence for her academic achievements!

01.01.2022 "A massive thank you to Dr. Cherlene and everyone who was so amazing at My Vet" - A very handsome Burmese, Romeo

01.01.2022 "So, first we will take some blood, then we will give you some happy drugs to make you feel light and sleepy. Next, you'll go........ It's ok Nurse Crystal and Bao, I'm super brave and but just give me lots of treats when I wake up!" Little Corduroy was an absolute rock star for his desexing procedure!

01.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS! BALMAIN is another hotspot for Leptospirosis. Over the week we found out a dog in NEWTOWN has passed due to Leptospirosis, then later in the week one was diagnosed in Balmain!... WE CANNOT PRESS UPON YOU ENOUGH HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO VACCINATE YOUR POOCHES! Especially if you live within a 5km radius of the Sydney CBD area and Balmain. What is Leptospirosis? According to the University of Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney, Leptospirosis is a potentially fatal bacterial infection that can cause acute kidney failure and liver disease in dogs. Dogs can become infected by contact with urine from rats or indirectly via contaminated water or soil. They can also become infected by hunting and eating rats. Prevention of leptospirosis is achieved by limiting contact to sources of infection and vaccination. Until recently clinical leptospirosis has only rarely been reported in Sydney. Therefore, historically, dogs have not been routinely vaccinated against this disease. Clinical signs can initially be very vague such as lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. Importantly, leptospirosis is a zoonosis which means that humans can get infected as well, for example through contact with rat urine or urine of infected dogs, through skin wounds or through mucus membranes (eg in the mouth). We have not seen any vaccinated dogs that have contracted this disease. PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD to all our furry friends