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North Nowra Veterinary Hospital and Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic

Phone: 02 44231688

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25.01.2022 Meet Pirate He is one of our regular patients and was such a good boy last week when he had a lump removed

25.01.2022 Our Holiday Opening Hours North Nowra Veterinary Hospital Hours Friday 25th Christmas Day: CLOSED... Saturday 26th Boxing Day: CLOSED Sunday 27th: Open 9am - 1pm Monday 28th: CLOSED Friday 1st January New Years Day: CLOSED Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic Friday 25th Christmas Day: CLOSED Saturday 26th Boxing Day: CLOSED Sunday 27th: CLOSED Monday 28th: CLOSED Friday 1st January New Years Day: CLOSED Our after hours on call veterinarian is available for emergencies, please call 4423 1688 or 4443 9019

24.01.2022 Does your dog have a WEE problem? Do you find puddles of urine over and over again? Wetting the bed for your pet wouldn't be a pleasant experience. ... It may be a sign your dog has an incontinence issue. Urinary incontinence can be a sign of multiple issues associated with your dogs bladder. Have a read at our blog online and visit your veterinarian sooner rather than later!

24.01.2022 PARALYSIS TICKS This video is shared from Dr Alex Hynes. The paralysis tick is very dangerous and are very prevalent on the east coast of Australia. ... Please use tick prevention to prevent situations like this happening to your pet!

20.01.2022 Heartworm Is your pet up to date? There have been increasing number of cases in QLD which only reiterates the importance of prevention against this deadly parasite!... Heartworm is transmitted through a mosquito bite and releases larvae into the pet's blood stream. These larvae travel to the vessels of the heart and lungs where they grow into an adult Heartworm. Prevention types: GOLD STANDARD Annual Proheart Injection (dogs only) Chewable medication Spot-on treatment Learn more about Heartworm below https://www.northnowravet.com.au//veterinar/pet-parasites/

19.01.2022 Some of our most recent puppy preschool graduates.

19.01.2022 This is Polli Polli was a little scared during her visit to the vets the other day, so Nurse Ruby carried her around to keep her calm

18.01.2022 Baby chickens are hatching! Nurse Laura is a proud new parent of some Silkie babies Did you know chickens take on average 21 days to hatch?

17.01.2022 Merry Christmas We wish all our clients and their pets a wonderful Christmas day

14.01.2022 Gotta love it when your patients love their nail trim this much!! (It’s definitely not always the case!)

11.01.2022 THE HEAT IS HERE! Today and tomorrow are going to be the hottest days we have seen all year! Did you know that heatstroke can be potentially fatal for pets?... Signs of heatstroke Rapid panting Fatigue and weakness Bright red tongue Vomiting Diarrhoea Thick/sticky saliva So today we ask you keep your pets cool 1. Make sure your pet has somewhere cool to lie. 2. Give your pet fresh & cool drinking water. 3. Put them inside with you! 4. Give your pet cool snacks (like ice blocks). 5. Don't leave your pet to lie on the hot pavement. 6. DO NOT exercise them too much today! 7. NEVER leave a dog in a car. DO YOU THINK YOUR PET IS SUFFERING HEATSTROKE? Apply cool wet towels to their armpits and groin areas. Apply cool water all over their body. Offer small drinks of cool water. Take your pet to the VET ASAP. If you have any questions or emergencies please call 4423 1688

10.01.2022 Head Veterinary Nurse- NSW, South Coast North Nowra Veterinary Hospital endeavours to provide the best treatment and technology to our clients and their pets. Together, with the Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic, our dedicated team of professionals make us the leading provider of small animal veterinary care in the Shoalhaven region. The practice is seeking an experienced and highly motivated Head Veterinary Nurse at the Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic. The role is permanent full tim...e, 38 hrs per week (this would comprise 4 weekdays and a share of weekend work). The successful applicant will possess a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. Prior veterinary nursing experience in a senior role is essential, and experience in leading a nursing team is highly desirable. Solid practical nursing skills, including venipuncture, catheter placement, anaesthetic monitoring, etc; are expected. Key traits include a good attitude and work ethic, friendly manner, and the ability to multitask and manage in a busy work environment. Excellent interpersonal skills and a high attention to detail are also a must. You would be expected to oversee and assist with the development of the nursing team around you. With your resumé, please attach a covering letter that tells us what you can bring to this role in terms of your capacity to relate to fellow team members, clients and their pets, and your ability to manage a busy nursing team. Submit to Head of Nursing, Amy Lyons: [email protected]

10.01.2022 Today our North Nowra Hospital will be closed due to unforeseen circumstances. Our Jervis Bay clinic will be open until 12:00 today. For emergencies, we still have a vet on call. Call 44439019 for Jervis bay and 44231688 for North Nowra. Thank you for your understanding.

10.01.2022 An old video of ours but a goodie. Ever wondered what happens when your pet comes in for a Dental? Watch below

08.01.2022 New Years Celebrations Although this year will be a little different due to the pandemic there still will be some new years celebrations which we know can disrupt our pets causing anxiety and stress. Being prepared before this time is the best way to make sure that your pets do not escape and they are stress free during this time. ... Some tips for new years celebrations: 1. Secure your backyard. Now is the time to fill those holes and lock those gates. 2. Make sure your pet is microchipped. 3. Update your pets microchip details - visit petregistry.nsw.gov.au 4. Keep your pet inside during new years festivities. 5. Play some soothing music. 6. Have lots of distracting toys and treats ready. 7. Comfort your pet do not punish them if they are scared. 8. Do not leave them unattended. 9. Try pheromone sprays/diffusers like Adaptil or Feliway. 10. Take your dog for a big walk before the festivities to burn some energy and help them feel more relaxed. UPDATE YOUR PET'S MICROCHIP ONLINE at www.petregistry.nsw.gov.au Happy Holidays everyone! Have fun and stay Covid safe!

07.01.2022 Congratulations to the North Nowra puppy school graduates for November!!

07.01.2022 Beautiful Akita came for a visit at Jervis Bay

06.01.2022 Ever wondered why dogs have wet noses? Tell us your thoughts below!

06.01.2022 BABY BIRDS If you find a baby bird on the ground please DO NOT move them. Unless you have noticed they are physically injured. Baby birds often leave their nests several days before their wings are strong enough to fly well. While these fluttering babies may initially seem abandoned, the parent birds are easily able to keep track of their young and will return to feed and care for the chick.... Releasing baby birds back into the environment can be difficult especially if the exact location of where they were found is unknown. This causes family disruption and they may never be reunited with their parents, so please leave baby birds, they are tougher than you think! While it can be tempting to care for baby birds, understanding what not to do when finding young birds is essential to provide them the best chances for a healthy, wild life. #jervisbayvet #northnowravet #nswsouthcoast @wildliferescuesc

04.01.2022 Little Nala who came in for her vaccinations. What a good girl she was

04.01.2022 More bundles of joy who have successfully completed their puppy school training! Well done puppies #jervisbayvet #northnowravet #puppypreschool #puppiesofinstagram

03.01.2022 This is Finn, she turns 16 today and is owned by one of our nurses. Finns hind legs have been letting her down a little lately and so her mum decided to get her a doggy wheel chair! As you can see, Finn is still a bright, happy and energetic little soul and these wheels have allowed her to express that once again. We are happy to see she has taken them on so well. Happy birthday Finn!

02.01.2022 This little guy is available for adoption. He comes desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and flea treated. His adoption fee is $175. If you are interested please pop by our North Nowra Hospital to meet him

02.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day to all the pet mothers out there! We hope you have a wonderful day and your pets spoil you with love and affection