North Road Veterinary Centre in Brighton, Victoria, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

North Road Veterinary Centre

Locality: Brighton, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9596 4804

Address: 167 North Rd 3185 Brighton, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Little Rama stole our hearts at her visit on Wednesday. She was such a good girl for Dr Pey and nurse Brooke and just loved all the attention

24.01.2022 Beautiful Poppy enjoying some attention this morning while holidaying in our cattery. Poppy knows how to strike a pose

22.01.2022 A big happy birthday to our wonderful Dr Pey! Chief cake baker, Dr Jenny, has created another masterpiece, wow what an amazing cake!

21.01.2022 We are delighted to welcome Dr Rachel to our team of vets. Rachel graduated with Honours from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 2007. She always wanted to be a vet and follow in her mum’s footsteps. After working in the UK for a few years she moved to Melbourne and has been a bayside resident ever since. She has a particular interest in soft tissue surgery and geriatric medicine. Outside of work, Rachel can be found running with her Border Terrier, Edie, and playing Lacrosse (she has represented both England and Australia). Rachel loves getting to know clients, and looks forward to meeting you and helping provide your pets with the best possible care, so that they can lead a happy and healthy life.

19.01.2022 Meet Janda, Dr Wendy’s new beautiful boy #australianmist #cattower #purrfectpet

16.01.2022 Today we celebrate World Veterinary Day, this day was created in 2000 by the World Veterinary Association to highlight and promote the lifesaving work performed by veterinarians around the globe. The theme this year is - The Veterinarian Response to the Covid-19 Crisis. The veterinary profession too has been faced with the enormous challenge of trying to ensure we and our clients are kept safe during the pandemic, whilst still always continuing to treat and look after your fu...r babies to the highest standard with care and compassion. A big shout out today to all the amazing veterinary professionals worldwide!

15.01.2022 Teeny tiny Rocky came to see Dr Pey for dehydration and diarrhoea yesterday. We are happy to report that after a day in hospital with Dr Pey’s help Rocky is feeling a lot brighter today.

14.01.2022 Keeping your pet's vaccinations up-to-date and annual health checks are vital for their health. Check in with our friendly team if you are unsure when your furry friend last paid us a visit.

12.01.2022 Snail bait is highly toxic to pets - even a small amount is enough to be fatal. This Spring, know the signs of snail bait poisoning: Excessive drooling... Vomiting or diarrhoea Seizures Muscle tremors Rapid heart rates & panting If you suspect your pet has been poisoned, call us immediately on (03) 9596 4804 - emergency care is available during our clinic hours. Outside of clinic hours, please review our emergency options on our website: www.northroadvet.com.au

12.01.2022 Hot days can get the better of your cat - keep them cool this summer with the following tips: Keep them well groomed with brushes & professional clipping Provide them a small box fan Stroke them with a damp washcloth... Leave plenty of fresh water around the home Close curtains & blinds during the day Elevate their bedding Leave cooler flooring uncovered See more

11.01.2022 Like the addition of any new family member, knowing how to provide adequate care is a top priority and a new kitten is no exception. Providing proper nutrition for a new pet, especially if this is your first furry family member, can be confusing. We've put together some helpful hints on our blog to help you take care of your new four-legged friend: https://www.northroadvet.com.au/blog/how-to-feed-your-kitten

10.01.2022 Cuteness overload with this baby English bulldog! Was such a pleasure to meet Boo for her first puppy visit

09.01.2022 "Trick or treat?.....Did you say treat!?" Comment with photos of your pets in their spookiest Halloween outfits!

09.01.2022 Did you know there are many plants and flowers that are dangerous and often fatal to pets? With Spring in full bloom, be sure to keep an eye out for common toxic plants - if you think your pet may have consumed one, please call us immediately on (03) 9596 4804

08.01.2022 A big happy birthday yesterday to the wonderful Dr Jenny! Jenny is our chief cake baker, but this time we spoilt her with a cake instead #happybirthday #northroadvet

07.01.2022 Beautiful relaxed boy Caspian in his puppy vaccination appointment this week with Dr Pey. He was so relaxed he had a little nap in consult and then enjoyed cuddles from every nurse! Look at those ears He is such a sweet boy who we look forward to see grow up and into his ears

06.01.2022 Nurse Brooke giving Grueme a cuddle before he was placed on a drip for his dental procedure yesterday. Everyone couldn’t help but comment on how cute Grueme is! Don’t let his size fool you, he has a big personality!

06.01.2022 Romeo is a sweet boy who stays in our cattery regularly. He spent this afternoon relaxing on our cat tree, purring and rolling and enjoying plenty of cuddles with nurse Carli. We love having this beautiful boy stay with us.

06.01.2022 November 1st was International Pet Groomer Appreciation Day, so this week we’re celebrating pet groomers, in particular, our meticulous and hardworking in-house groomer, Clea! Thank you for keeping our pets clean and beautiful. Book your pet in with Clea on 0424 223 924 or email on [email protected]

05.01.2022 Meet the gentle giant Shad He may be 53kg but he is so well behaved and docile he was able to have full hip and leg x rays with no sedation, lying perfectly still. We love beautiful Shad

04.01.2022 Pictures of a grass seed removed from a dogs paw yesterday and a grass seed about to penetrate the skin It’s grass seed season! This time of the year we see a lot of dogs coming in with grass seed foreign bodies. Grass seeds get caught in the fur and if not removed they can penetrate the skin and travel anywhere in the body which need to be surgically removed otherwise they can cause problems and infection. ... It is important to call and attend the vet promptly if a grass seed is suspected. The most common place we see grass seeds enter the skin is the paws and sometimes inside the ears. Signs of grass seed foreign bodies are *swelling and redness of the skin (most commonly between the toes) * your dog licking the area a lot *head shaking constantly or a head tilit (if down the ear) The best way to prevent grass seed issues are to keep your dogs hair short and check their fur regularly.

04.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful pet Mums, for all the love and devotion you give to your precious furry family.

03.01.2022 We are very happy to announce from Monday, 2nd November we will be resuming clients attending consults inside the clinic with their pet. We will be allowing one person to attend the consult. We apologise we cannot currently have multiple people in the consult room due to room size limitations. We are also excited to announce that our Puppy Preschool classes will be resuming on Sunday, 8th November. For the safety of you, the community and the North Road team please see below... our management protocols. - please call the clinic on 95964804 when you arrive in the car park, we kindly ask you not to come directly into the clinic, so we can ensure we do not exceed the maximum capacity within the clinic at any time. - we will advise you when you are able to enter the clinic for your pets consultation - as per current government regulations all clients are required to wear a mask. - we ask you to hand sanitise at our sanitiser station on entering the clinic and to maintain safe social distancing, also standing behind the designated lines - if you or a member of your household is unwell with cold or flu symptoms, please advise us so we can discuss with you other arrangements for your pet to be seen by us. Unfortunately, you will not be able to attend the clinic. - please ring and preorder food/medications, and call the clinic from the car park on arrival for pick up. - we are requesting cashless payments. We thank you all for your ongoing understanding and patience as we continue to work together through these difficult and challenging times.

03.01.2022 Referring to the inflammation of the pancreas, pancreatitis is a common yet serious health condition experienced by dogs. The pancreas aids in the digestion of food and the release of insulin; when left untreated, pancreatitis can be fatal. Certain factors can increase the risk of developing pancreatitis, however, cases can appear out of the blue and sometimes an exact cause isn't clear. Learn about the symptoms, causes, risks, and treatment of pancreatitis in dogs in our new blog post: https://www.northroadvet.com.au//what-is-pancreatitis-in-d

02.01.2022 Beautiful girl Poppy loves to take herself for a walk, even while visiting the vet.

01.01.2022 Our beautiful nurse Carli was married yesterday. Her wedding had been rescheduled for tomorrow due to last years covid lockdown, the original planned date being April last year. And yes it happened all over again! Some very quick planning, and she was married last night, albeit not quite as planned. We are so happy for her and Justin! And they were featured on tonight’s channel 7 news.... We wish them all our love as they can now begin their married life together. https://fb.watch/3DiLXtWLko/

01.01.2022 Meet Phryne and Olivia enjoying holiday time with us. We love having our furry felines boarding again in our cattery #northroadveterinaryclinic