Parramatta Veterinary Hospital in Parramatta, New South Wales | Pet service

Parramatta Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Parramatta, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9630 5520

Address: 100 Grose Street 2151 Parramatta, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Did you know that November 8th is International Day of Radiology! While we missed it by two days this year, It is celebrated every year, and coincides with the anniversary of the discovery of the existence of x-rays by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895. This day was created to promote the role of medical imaging in modern healthcare. We at Parramatta Veterinary Hospital are lucky enough to have our own radiology facilities (xrays and ultrasound).... #parramattavet #parramattaveterinaryhospital #veterinarymedicine #radiology #diagnostics #xray #ultrasound

20.01.2022 As the weather warms up, it's understandable that you would want to spend more time outside with your dog. However, apart from your local park it can be hard to find new and exciting places to take your dog. As it turns out, there are a lot of places around Sydney that are not dog friendly. Luckily, we have found a complete guide of Sydney's dog friendly beaches... * Only take your dog to places where they will be surrounded by people and other dogs if they are adequately so...cialised. It can be quite stressful for you and your dog to take them somewhere that can increase their anxiety, creates reactivity and potentially incites aggression. #parramattavet #parramattaveterinaryhospital #dogbeaches #funinthesun #poochesatplay #dogfriendlybeach

17.01.2022 Have you ever seen a baby wombat before? #parramattavet #babywombat #australianwildlife

17.01.2022 Who wants to play Piggy in the Middle? #parramattavet #piggyinthemiddle #funinthesun #dogplay

13.01.2022 Caption this photo of Pyro... #parramattavet #cliniccat #pyro #justdoingsomelightreading #captionthis

12.01.2022 Friday funnies... #parramattavet #fridayfunnies #thirtsycat #overdramaticcat

11.01.2022 Another Lost Bird! Please share post. Have you or anyone you know lost a bird recently? A Budgie has been brought into our clinic and we are trying to find the owner. If you can contact the clinic on (02) 9630 5520, to tell us of the area your bird was lost, their colour, sex and any other identifying features.... Please share this post as we would like to get this bird home to it's rightful owner. #parramattavet #lostbird #budgie #lostandfound #lostpets

11.01.2022 Public Service Announcement The Hills Shire Council, in conjunction with Local Land Services will be undertaking a rabbit-baiting program within selected parks and bushland reserves in the Hills Shire. The program will run from Monday 9th November to Tuesday 17th November 2020. Please be aware if you take your pets, or know of anyone who takes their pets, to the following reserves, that they will be closed to the public during those dates:... * Castle Hill Heritage Park, Castle Hill * Bella Vista Farm, Bella Vista * Equinox Reserve, Box Hill The pesticide being used in this program is lethal to dogs and cats. The clinical signs to look out for are: * Hemorrhage (bleeding both internally and from orifices, such as the nose, mouth, vagina, or rectum). Which usually occurs approximately 2-3 days after ingestion * Gastrointestinal issues. Such as, bloody diarrhoea, black stools, and vomiting blood * Coughing and/or coughing up blood * Difficulty or rapid breathing * Exercise intolerance, lethargy, depression * Pale gums If you are suspicious that your pet may have ingested something the shouldn't have, please contact your local vet ASAP.

10.01.2022 Tick season is here, and extra care is necessary to ensure that your pets and family don’t become victims of these dangerous parasites. Ticks pose a serious health risk to people and can be lethal for our pets. The paralysis tick injects a neurotoxin into the bloodstream of its host which can cause progressive paralysis of muscles throughout the body. Be sure to check your pets every day for these potential killers. Brush your fingers through their fur and feel for any bumps.... Check behind ears, around the head and tail, under armpits, and between toes. Ticks are black or dark brown in colour but turn a greyish-white after feeding. Removing embedded ticks is a delicate procedure, and attempting to remove them with tweezers creates a risk of inadvertently crushing the tick and causing further release of toxin, plus increases the possibility of infection at the bite site. We therefore recommend bringing your pets to us immediately if you find one. We can provide advice on appropriate repellent medications to safeguard your pets. We recommend the use of them regularly, particularly during spring and summer. In addition to regular daily checks, pets should be checked after exposure to long grass, bush walks and visits to the beach. #parramattavet #tickseason #preventatives

08.01.2022 Lost Bird! Please share post. Have you or anyone you know lost a bird recently? A Love Bird has been brought into our clinic and we are trying to find the owner. If you can contact the clinic on (02) 9630 5520, to tell us of the area your bird was lost, their colour, sex and any other identifying features.... Please share this post as we would like to get this bird home to it's rightful owner. #parramattavet #lostbird #lovebird

08.01.2022 Just another day of commuting to work #parramattavet #dogcycling #copiolet

07.01.2022 Friday funnies... #parramattavet #fridayfunnies #catdracula #catsruletheworld