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Pawfect Comfort
Phone: +61 412 388 474
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25.01.2022 Jay Your a handsome boy and loving our walks together
25.01.2022 Smiles all round with Sabby and Blue
24.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10219556104558168&id=1381516207
24.01.2022 Oli and Floyd #verycheeky
24.01.2022 Speechless this crazy bunch are just so precious, loving the kisses and cuddles Belle Dolce Dutch Molly and of course the turtle!
23.01.2022 With this loving clan again #cuddletime
23.01.2022 All smiles when your with your bestie
23.01.2022 Please don't go! Its so hard to walk away from these faces!!
23.01.2022 Never a dull moment taking care of Daisy
23.01.2022 Please beware everyone! This is horrible! https://m.facebook.com/story.php
22.01.2022 Cuddles with Millie
21.01.2022 Surround yourself with happiness #mydelilahgirl
20.01.2022 Still have some availabilities coming up to Christmas to mind your fur babies! If your going away . Or if your baby is needing a walk and some attention, I have most afternoons free
20.01.2022 My flower girl
20.01.2022 Odin always keeping me smiling .
20.01.2022 Coming home to excited and cuddles #Millielove
20.01.2022 Getting away with the family
19.01.2022 Sharing is caring! #DelilahandCoco
19.01.2022 They are changing the laws! http://www.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au//Companion-Animal-Le
19.01.2022 Missing playing with my bestie Coco #Delilah
18.01.2022 ODIN!!!!!!! Your absolutely amazing and minding you is full of fun, there's never a dull moment with your handsome face
18.01.2022 We love to play! #Daisy
17.01.2022 Adventure time #cocoanddelilah #bestfriends
17.01.2022 MIRANDA - New 24/7 Veterinary Hospital opens next week. A new state-of-the-art emergency Veterinary Hospital is due to open next week as it brings a Shire first... in convenience to local pet owners. The Advanced Treatment Centre (ATC) is set to become popular among local residents as it helps slash travel times during life threatening situations with it being the only 24 hour basis, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year vet service within the Sutherland Shire and surrounds. The $2.1 million facility will be operated by a well experienced team behind Veterinary Specialists of Sydney (VSOS), a dedicated group of individuals who operate a mobile surgical service throughout the Sydney metropolitan area. Once the doors permanently open from 8am, this Monday 8 June 2020, the facility will offer a variety of services to local pet owners with the most renowned veterinary specialists in Australia available at the Shire's doorstep. The flagship facility will house the latest technology not normally found in local vet hospitals such as an MRI for advanced brain, spinal cord and orthopaedic problems, a CT scanner for bone and lung disease and managing complicated cases along with less invasive equipment such as stents and implants. Fluoroscopy, mobile digital x-ray, endoscopy, ultrasounds and advanced operating theatres will also be ready from the get-go alongside a pharmacy and laboratory. It will be staffed 24/7 by veterinarians and nurses providing intricate care for the furry pets of the Shire with its emergency centre accepting referrals from local smaller hospitals and walk-ins for pets requiring emergency attention such as seizures or motor vehicle related injuries. The hospital will be located at 106 Parraweena Road, Miranda, across from IGA. They can be contacted on (02) 8376 8767 or more information can be found via their website - https://www.vsos.com.au/ Photo | Dr Andrew Levien (left) and Dr Karina Graham (right), owners and directors of the new facility.
15.01.2022 Afternoon chills with Daisy
15.01.2022 Delilah loves coming to help house sit Daisy and Toby
15.01.2022 Let me introduce you to Odin! This handsome boy is one of my new fur babies I look after! He is absolutely a pleasure to look after. He loves his walks but most of all enjoys his cuddles. Even when he is trying to be a lap dog I look forward to minding this handsome boy again
13.01.2022 Minding this beautiful old girl Charles was amazing! We spent our time together in the out soaking up the sunlight aswell as enjoying our time eating so much food. We were always eagerly awaiting my arrival for attention
13.01.2022 Daisy afternoon walks
12.01.2022 Absolutely love minding this gorgeous girl Daisy is amazing and we love having cuddles in bed and on the lounge. She gets a buddy to play with on our stays as she love spending time with my fur baby too! #Daisystaysareamazing
11.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/622905311062216/posts/3073743685978354/
11.01.2022 Leptospirosis update 20/08/2019 Unfortunately another dog has died from Leptospirosis at our hospital on the 10th of August. The case was confirmed as a definit...e positive last week and we were able to identify serovar Copenhageni as the strain of Leptospira infecting this dog. Copenhageni is the serovar that we are currently vaccinating dogs for. This case brings the case number up to 7 confirmed cases. Two cases were detected last year and there have been five cases since May this year. Unfortunately all of these dogs have died or required euthanasia due to a poor prognosis. Cases were all confined to Surry Hills, Darlinghurst, Redfern and Glebe. Reports of cases from other areas are false. Infection can occur via intact mucus membranes (mouth, nose and eyes) and abraded skin through contact with soil, water or food that have been contaminated with infected rodent urine. Bite wounds from infected rodents and ingestion of infected rodent tissue can also transmit infection. Clinical signs of Leptospirosis can be very vague initially such as lack of appetite, lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. Ultimately this can progress to acute kidney failure and liver disease causing jaundice (yellow discoloration of the skin). Therefore, if your dog has been walked in areas of risk or hunts rodents and becomes unwell please seek immediate veterinary attention. The current recommendation is to vaccinate dogs living in areas within a 3km radius around Surry Hills, dogs that go for walks in this area and dogs living in the wider inner west that are known ratters. Two vaccines need to be given 2-4 weeks apart. The current vaccine we are using is covering serovar Copenhageni only. So far we have been able to identify this serovar as the infecting serovar in 2 of the cases and it is unknown if more serovars are involved. Researchers at The University of Sydney are working hard to get further information, investigating all new cases and trying to gather data about the general exposure (seroprevalence) to Leptospira in the Sydney dog population. Therefore we ask all dog owners to please help by allowing your dogs to participate in our research. If you want to help please ask your veterinarian to take a blood and urine sample from your dog before vaccination against Leptospirosis and fill out a questionnaire. All veterinarians in the Sydney area should have received relevant forms. Please also take care of yourself! While no cases of human Leptospirosis have been linked to the current outbreak in dogs, Leptospirosis can affect humans as well! Healthy dogs and cats can shed Leptospira in their urine and are a potential source of infection. Therefore, please avoid contact with urine from your pets, wash your hands after patting them especially before you eat, avoid contact with stagnant water in affected areas and make sure to wash your fruits and vegetables before consuming them.
07.01.2022 Minding Coco was a dream! She was such an adorable puppy, who was so well behaved! We had many adventures in our time together going to cafes, walks, beach's and even Bunnings! Look forward to getting to mind your gorgeous puppy face again Got puppy Fever now
07.01.2022 When Odin gets a Sister Little Zara how can you be so cute! I love my job
06.01.2022 Fun in the sun with this handsome guy!
06.01.2022 I can't believe how big Zara has gotten! I have miss these two
05.01.2022 Making friends at the park! #DelilahCocoMarty
05.01.2022 Good Feelings when your with your bestie
04.01.2022 Afternoon walks with this one
04.01.2022 Adventures with Coco
02.01.2022 Days off with these cuties!
02.01.2022 A MESSAGE FROM SYDNEY VET SPECIALISTS **** In the last 2 weeks we at Sydney Veterinary Emergency & Specialists have seen several cases of young otherwise well ...dogs present with tremors and seizures of varying severity. Some cases have had mild tremors that responded well to conservative management. Other cases have progressed to severe tremors and seizures requiring intensive care for up to 3 to 5 days. One dog has died. These cases have all come from the same area. Specifically, the Rose Bay/Bellevue Hill area pictured in the map attached. The earliest recorded presentation has been on the 21/9/2019 and the latest has been the 2/10/2019. We have identified 5 individual cases of tremors fitting this pattern from this area. Questioning owners has revealed no obvious common link or location all the dogs have frequented, other than they all live in the area pictured. Given this, our current suspicion is a toxic cause. There are many toxins that can cause tremors and seizures in dogs. Some can develop naturally in the environment often in decaying organic material, others are man made and animals can be exposed inadvertently or through deliberate means. At this stage given the location of the cases and the time these cases presented we are concerned about either a toxin located in a public area (natural or introduced) or deliberate baiting with a toxin. Woollahra council, the police and local vet clinics have been informed. Council rangers have inspected the area. Some decaying organic matter has been found on Salisbury Avenue. A sample has been taken for testing and the rest cleaned by the council in case this may be implicated. We recommend taking care when walking dogs in this area and leaving them in front yards unattended. Ensure they are not able to eat anything off the ground on walks or in parks. If your dog is unwell and is showing signs of tremoring, twitching or seizing then please take them to a vet for immediate assessment. If you are concerned your dog comes from this area and has clinical signs consistent with those mentioned above, please also contact Woollahra Council Rangers (9391 7000).
