Palmerston Veterinary Hospital in Palmerston, Northern Territory | Pet service

Palmerston Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Palmerston, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8932 2344

Address: 7 Rolyat St 0830 Palmerston, NT, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Dear clients, due to an emergency situation beyond our control a vet will not be available for consults on Wednesday 16th, Thursday 17th or Friday 18th of September. The reception will be open from 7:30am - 11am on these days for medication collection, food collection, over-the-counter sales and general enquiries. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused. We expect everything will be back to normal next week.

22.01.2022 Dear clients, we do not currently have power or phones. Hopefully the situation will be rectified soon.

22.01.2022 Dear clients, If your pet needs veterinary attention and: You have tested positive to Covid-19, and/or... You have been overseas within the last 14 days, and/or You are unwell or experiencing flu-like symptoms, and/or Are currently required to self-isolate Please phone the clinic so that we can make an appropriate plan to assess your pet. To reduce exposure and keep everyone as safe as possible, we ask you to please: Limit the number of people bringing your pets into the clinic Remember to phone ahead to order food, medication and other products so that we can have them ready for you and minimise your waiting time Remember to wash your hands! We are working hard to ensure we can continue to provide complete veterinary care for all of your pets. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. This situation is rapidly evolving, and we will provide updates as required.

21.01.2022 Our clinic mascot Sheldon made the NT News Top 50 Cutest Cats in the NT! If I Fits, I Sits.

21.01.2022 One of our very special patients Chevy is taking part in Pawgust 2019. All funds raised go to Guide Dogs Australia. If you can support Tennille and Chevy it would be very much appreciated https://www.pawgust.com.au/fundraisers/TennilleChevy

21.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all our customers and patients! We will be closed but have a vet on call from 9am - 4pm on the public holidays - we are otherwise opened as normal. We hope you all have a happy and safe festive season.

19.01.2022 Are you looking for a new furry friend for your family? Introducing A Safe Place For Meow. A Safe Place For Meow was created by one of our amazing nurses who is passionate about saving and changing the lives of stray cats in the NT and we are proudly standing behind her! Check her out using the link below. Please note: Unfortunately A Safe Place For Meow can not accept owner surrenders at this stage https://www.facebook.com/asafeplaceformeow/

19.01.2022 Australia, We stand with you 50% of all proceeds raised during our adoption day BBQ will be donated to assist with the fire relief in NSW. We will also be o...ffering photographs with our amazing array of ginger boys for a gold coin donation in which 100% of the profits will be donated towards the wildlife affected. #fightfirewithfire We hope to see you next Sunday at the Parap Veterinary Hospital between 10-2pm. Please share; let’s make this a real event! #thegreatcatsby

17.01.2022 VOTE 1 SHELDON! It's that time of year again when the cats of Australia put their best paw forward and compete for Australia's Clinic Cat of the Year. Please help support our furry clinic mascot Sheldon in continuing his reign as NT's top cat and pounce him into Australia's #1 spot! All you have to do is click the link below to vote or feel free to come in clinic and we can do it for you. Just remember to keep your eye out for your verification email to confirm your vote.... https://dermcare.com.au/Dermcare-Clinic-Cat-of-//Sheldon-1

17.01.2022 Dear Clients, Unfortunately we will now be closing on Sundays. In case of emergency, Parap Veterinary Hospital will still be open on Sundays and your pet's records can still be accessed. Parap Veterinary Hospital is located on 41 Gregory St in Parap.

16.01.2022 POP UP ADOPTION DAY Sunday 6th October at the Parap Veterinary Hospital 11-1pm. Great news, our last adoption day was such a success we are holding another ...pop up adoption this coming Sunday! We still have many cats/kittens looking for their forever homes. We encourage you to come down and meet our team and snuggle some cats! There will be baked goods available for purchase with all profits going to A Safe Place For Meow

14.01.2022 It’s raining kit-tens, hallelujah. It’s raining kit-tens. Amen! Raining Don’t forget to get both your coffee and kitten fix on Sunday November 24th by stopping at the Parap Veterinary Hospital & Laneway Specialty Coffee between 10am & 2pm!

13.01.2022 Come down to our Parap Hospital next Sunday and support a cause close to our heart!

12.01.2022 We are getting closer! This adoption day we are asking you to look a little bit closer. Look at the cats & kittens that may seem to be less adoptable. The... animals selected for this adoption day are unique, special and above all AMAZING cats! If you are seeking a new furry family member, we ask that you come and meet our elite crew of purr monsters. Give them a cuddle, let them know you see them! They have not been overlooked.

11.01.2022 The number of stray cats seen at Palmerston Veterinary Hospital has again increased significantly over the past year. With the rescue groups at maximum capacity, the options for these little ones are becoming significantly less. It is for this reason, we encourage you to desex your pet and stop this cycle. For the month of July we are offering 10% off feline desexings for both male and female cats. Please call the clinic for bookings and enquires on 8932 2344.

09.01.2022 Dear customers, we are currently having issues where telstra phones cannot call us. Optus and Vodafone phones are not effected. If you cannot get through please contact us via our website. We are able to make outgoing calls to Telstra phones so we can call you back.

09.01.2022 All jokes aside, desexing your furry friend is a very important part of responsible pet ownership and for the month of July we are offering 10% off Gold Standard canine desexings. What does Gold Standard mean? Your pet will receive a pre-anaesthetic blood test to ensure he or she is healthy enough to proceed with their desexing procedure. This will check for underlying infection, clotting issues and anaemia. They will also receive intravenous fluid therapy (which is the equi...valent of a drip for humans) for the duration of their procedure to ensure they are hydrated and replace any fluids lost during their desexing. As per normal- post operative rechecks and sutures out are included. The addition of blood testing and fluids will ensure the safest anaesthetic possible for your pet. If you have any enquires or would like to make a booking- please contact the clinic on 8932 2344.

04.01.2022 INFECTIOUS DISEASE ALERT! Sadly it appears ‘parvo season’ is upon us already. Parvovirus is a highly infectious yet preventable disease transmitted from infected dogs via the environment. Common symptoms include vomiting, inappetence, lethargy and bloody diarrhoea. Young puppies are most susceptible with a high incidence of fatality. ... Hot spots which have been identified include Moulden, Woodroffe and Gray. A simple vaccination is available to prevent this disease. Puppies will need a course of vaccinations to be fully protected so please don't walk them outside the yard until finished. If you are located within the hotspots listed above, please take extra care if you have not been in your property for longer than 2 years. If you are unsure of your dogs vaccination status, simply wish to book an appointment or have any questions regarding the safety of your pet; please call the clinic 8932 2344.

03.01.2022 Owning a pet is a long-term responsibility, not just until the tinsel comes down If you are giving or receiving a pet this Christmas, remember pet ownership... is a big responsibility. You must safeguard their health and welfare for their entire life. Responsible pet ownership means devoting time every day to their care, including adequate food, fresh clean water, shelter, exercise, veterinary care and protection from harm. Find out more about being a responsible pet owner https://nt.gov.au/environme//being-a-responsible-pet-owner

03.01.2022 Remember to give your little panther some extra love today!

01.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse Day to all our superstar vet nurses!