MyVets Irrawang & Thornton in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon

MyVets Irrawang & Thornton

Locality: Raymond Terrace, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4987 1898

Address: Unit 3/17 Port Stephens Street 2324 Raymond Terrace, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.myvets.vet

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24.01.2022 Xena was super adorable today, we just had to share her cuteness.

24.01.2022 Mr Kravitz absolutely hates being in a cage, and much preferred to be held. Managed a quick pic before he launched into my arms!

24.01.2022 Noodle the Poodle was in on Friday for desexing. He was a super patient

23.01.2022 Jessie is the most happiest and spunkiest dog you could ever meet. Looking a little sedated now after a dental clean. But still cute

23.01.2022 Oska unfortunately got his leg caught in the fence trying to escape the storms last night. Luckily he has no broken bones, just lots of bruising and a small laceration. A perfect time to remind our pet-parents that there are things we can do to manage your pets during storms, including medications. We are likely to have lots of storms this season, so best to be prepared. To make an appointment call us or book online at https://www.myvets.vet/make-an-appointment. Speedy recovery Oska, he is such a lovely boy

23.01.2022 Sleepy Alaska waking up from her desexing today. Such a sweet heart

23.01.2022 Ripper has the most smooshiest face, so cute! Ripper was in for desexing, plus cuddles today.

21.01.2022 Happiest birthday to Louise, Chelsea and Clare who all have birthdays this month. Happy happy birthday ladies!

21.01.2022 Sisters Daisy and Bowey were desexed today and got to recover snuggled up together. Such sweet-natured girls

21.01.2022 Tilly is so sleepy she can barely keep her eyes open. Isn't she just divine

20.01.2022 Cute as a button Rocco had a teeth clean today. Gorgeous boy!

20.01.2022 Welcome to Katie who is joining the MyVets team! Katie moved here with her partner and daughter from the big smoke and is joining us as a Customer Service Representative. Another new face you will get to meet soon!

20.01.2022 Otis's dad reminded Otis to smile for his picture today. This is pretty close don't you think? He was such a good boy!

20.01.2022 Willow and Freddy were in for desexing this week. However Freddy was more interested in playing.

20.01.2022 Can we teach our dogs to speak? This is a fascinating experiment and will be interesting to see further research on this

18.01.2022 Big happy 11th birthday to our clinic dog Boris!!! Still handsome and doing well. Especially for a boy who was never meant to make it xxx

18.01.2022 We had a little visitor running loose around the clinic yesterday. Nurse Bec caught the little guy and put him back outside. We usually only see them sick or injured, so it was a nice surprise to have a healthy visitor for a change!

18.01.2022 Yes we are open!! We are currently having work done to repair our shop front

16.01.2022 COVID19 update: over the next coming days and weeks, you may notice we are acting a little bit weird (well, more than usual ). We may not only ask you about your pets health, but also yours. We will be requesting that only one family member attend the appointment. We will be asking you to pay by card, rather than cash (vetpay and Zippay still available). ... You will see us frequently washing our hands, and disinfecting surfaces. We are attempting to keep our staff and clients safe, and prevent the closure of our clinics. We will keep our clients updated of any changes to clinic routines, as we endeavour to continue to provide veterinary services to all of our treasured pet clients.

15.01.2022 They say cardboard boxes are irresistible to cats, we would like to add vet nurses to that list!

15.01.2022 Another new face in the clinic's is Kerry. She has come on board as a customer service representative. You will start to meet Kerry at the front desk as of now. She will be training over the next couple of weeks.

15.01.2022 Ruby is enjoying her blow dry after her dental treatment.

13.01.2022 Little Misty went fishing with her dad on Tuesday. Unfortunately she thought the bait looked good and got herself a little hooked. We think she was Catch of the Day!

13.01.2022 Tabby the bunny came in today for desexing. Look at those enormous ears

13.01.2022 George saw Dr Kathryn today for some laser therapy and couldn't have looked more cool in the protective eyewear. Lookin' good George

13.01.2022 We had a very unique visitor today. This beautiful boy wasn't feeling the best after being hit by a car. Dr Kathryn gave him some love and care and we are sure he will make a good recovery.

13.01.2022 Happy 18th Birthday to Minnie Mouse . Her day was spent visiting us, celebrating with and purple party hats. We hope you squeezed in that afternoon nap Minnie Mouse

12.01.2022 Jessie is the most happiest and spunkiest dog you could ever meet. Looking a little sedated now after a dental clean. But still cute

12.01.2022 These brave little kit-kats Tom and Gracie were in this week for desexing.

12.01.2022 This mumma and her 3 babies had a check up and worming today. They were all in good health. Check out that gorgeous shiny coat, so soft and silky

12.01.2022 Little Bella had to have some retained baby teeth out today. She may look like a Chihuahua but she occasionally turns in to a snapping turtle Lucky she is cute, and still a very sweet girl

12.01.2022 Gorgeous Willow was in for desexing today. Yes Willow, you heard right, you are a beautiful girl

11.01.2022 Zac tried out the Christmas sleigh today, he is super cute.

10.01.2022 This is Kevin, weighing in at 57kg! He was so big, that his "cage" for the day was the consult room!

09.01.2022 Harry and Monty came in today to get their monthly flea and tick prevention they are so cute and growing up fast. See you again soon boys

09.01.2022 We posted Pippin yesterday enjoying a smooch. Pippin has been in hospital for a few days, off food and constipated. We suspected an intestinal obstruction and so he was set to go into surgery today. Xrays of his bowel this morning showed an improvement, and finally to our delight he did a poo, revealing the offending almond!

09.01.2022 Cricket and Rasta were in today to have some dental xrays and mouth care. These two do everything together including being superb patients.

09.01.2022 'If I can't see you, you cannot see me!' Theo, trying to hide from his appointment today.

08.01.2022 One of our senior patients in for some dental work today. Meet Esther

08.01.2022 Buster and Stella were both in today to remove some pesky lumps. Both brave patients

08.01.2022 We are more than happy to discuss feeding options with you.

07.01.2022 We have had 2 slots opened up for our Santa paws photos this Thursday (26th). Call the Irrawang clinic on 49871898 if you would like a booking

07.01.2022 It's that time of year again! If you would like your pet's photo taken with Santa (Dale ) this season Santa will be in the clinic Thursday afternoons starting next week. We are currently taking bookings for this. If you are interested in booking please call the Irrawang branch on 49871898 and ask for nurse Jess (who has done a fantastic job setting up the back drop! ). Hurry, limited bookings available !

06.01.2022 Leo is the biggest sweet heart The best behaved patient of the day!

06.01.2022 This is Narla. She received treatment for tick paralysis and this is her enjoying some outside time once she could walk again. She just loved being outside and did not want to come back in! Narla would like to remind everyone to ensure their pets are on a tick prevention this season, as the ticks are loving this warm and humid weather. Narla is home now and her family is so happy she is ok, she is such a beautiful girl

05.01.2022 Our monthly birthday post yesterday was missing one VERY important element. Our gorgeous Maddy! Happy birthday Mads xx

05.01.2022 It's tick season again, and the cases of tick paralysis in dogs and cats we have treated so far have been quite severe. There are a number of really effective tick prevention products available so we urge pet owners to call us to discuss the best preventative treatment for your pet. Symptoms of tick paralysis include: ... - a change in bark or meow (it could sound raspy or quiet) - gagging, (or grunting), coughing, salivating, or vomiting - weakness , or wobbly, especially in the hind legs, this could be reluctance to walk or stopping to sit regularly. This gets progressively worse until full hind limb paralysis occurs. - difficulty breathing, panting, or open-mouth breathing - advanced paralysis and collapse The earlier we start treatment and supportive care the more successful the outcome, so it's important to call us if you see any of these symptoms in your pet. And ensure they are on a current veterinary recommended preventative. The picture shows the distribution of paralysis ticks along the east coast of Australia.

05.01.2022 Teddy...what a smoocher xx

05.01.2022 Pippin: "Scratch me please, the chin area is preferred. Here, I'll make it easier for you" *rolls onto back*

04.01.2022 Happy birthday to Dr Amy who celebrates her birthday this month. We celebrated with some delicious vegan cakes

03.01.2022 Bolt might look tough, but he is the biggest sooky la-la! He tore a nail so gets to sport this impressive bandage for a few days.

03.01.2022 The latest mask fashion @myvetsthornton. Looking good Phil!