Port Adelaide Veterinary Clinic in Adelaide, South Australia | Pet service

Port Adelaide Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8449 4011

Address: 190-194 Hart Street, Ethelton 5015 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://portadelaidevet.com.au

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24.01.2022 Caption this Ivy

23.01.2022 Unprecedented times! Be assured that we will remain open as an essential service and are only a phone call away. We are here. We are open

23.01.2022 The itch, lick, scratch routine

22.01.2022 Stay safe everyone P.S. Annie & co want to remind you to cut the straps off your disposable masks once you're done with them so they don't cause problems for our beautiful wildlife

21.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day #betterlatethannever Post a pic of pooch in the comments Kip

20.01.2022 What do Lions and Rabbits have in common? Obviously, both are at the opposite ends of the food chain but both will bite as an instinctive reaction when their territory is threatened. There is often the misconception that rabbits are cute, cuddly and fluffy little creatures.... While this is true, bighting is an unwanted behaviour. It’s really important to understand why your rabbit bites and more importantly what you can do prevent this. Reducing your rabbit’s territorial behaviour includes desexing and providing them with an interactive relationship with you and potentially other rabbits. Quality time and reducing hormonally driven behaviour will ensure your bunny loves you as much as you love it! To learn more about how to keep your rabbit healthy and happy, join Dr Beverley Stanley-Clarke Veterinarian and passionate rabbit advocate for a free webinar tonight, 4 August 2020 at 7pm.

19.01.2022 Why are bunnies’ scaredy cats? In nature, rabbits are a prolific and natural source of food for many predators. Instinctively rabbits therefore react to anything that moves in close proximity as a potential threat. Timid and easily startled, rabbits may react by biting or attempting to flee to even well-meaning attempts to pat or cuddle them. ... Understanding your rabbit’s natural behaviour will help you create an ideal home environment that will ensure your rabbit is a happy and healthy little treasure. To learn more about how to keep your rabbit healthy and happy, join Dr Beverley Stanley-Clarke Veterinarian and passionate rabbit advocate for a free webinar r on Tuesday 4 August 2020 at 7pm. https://us02web.zoom.us//tZYvdemgqz4jGtKY-MYvatavFN_zybOL_

19.01.2022 I know, you like my freckles, everybody does Max

19.01.2022 Before and after pictures of being called a good girl Ruby

18.01.2022 Miss Molly presented to the clinic with Grade 3-4 Dental disease, her owner stressed that Molly had a 'not so kissable mouth'! Dr Beverley scaled and polished Molly's teeth and extracted those that presented with low bone density. Dental X-rays play a very important part of a scale and polish as they show what is hiding underneath the gum line which played a huge role in Molly's dental! Molly is now caravaning around South Australia with her owners and her pearly whites!

16.01.2022 They see us strollin' They hatin' Sparky & Fifi

13.01.2022 What is my weiner eating ?! Meet Maple! A long haired mini-dauschound who was just shy of a year old when she was brought into the clinic for her ability to eat everything and anything. Maple came to us with a very sore tummy, dry retching, panting, small vomits and no number two's! After admission for hospitalisation and bloods, her blood results showed abnormalities and the x-rays presented with gas and forgein bodies in the gastrointestional tract.... Maple was taken into surgery for an exploratry laparomoty to remove the forgein objects blocking her stomach. The contents found inside Maple was a collection of differentiating materials. Coming out of surgery Maple got to spend the weekend with Dr Shaun and Lisa whilst they monitered her closely and fed her new favourite food, warmed chicken! Sweet Maple has had a full recovery from her surgery however still hoovers throughout the house trying to find un-necassary items to eat!

12.01.2022 Did you know we run weekly Puppy Pre-school classes? It is a course designed to help your pup's development into a happy, healthy and well-behaved adult dog.

12.01.2022 Sweater Weather ft Star Wars characters because fashun. Kylo

10.01.2022 We are very excited to have the opportunity to welcome Dr David Davies, Internal Medicine Specialist, who has joined the Port Adelaide Veterinary Team. Dr David is regarded as a leading Internal Medicine Specialist and his expertise available in a general practice is rare. Dr David will be seeing patients with chronic and complex conditions usually beyond the expertise of general veterinary practitioners (much like in human medicine when your Doctor refers you to a specialist...). This is an unprecedented opportunity for our vets Dr Shaun, Bev, Kelvin and Jac to learn from Dr David and have his input into our more complex cases. In most cases we would prefer a referral from your vet as continuity of care is very important to us. Please call us on 8449 4011 to discuss scheduling an appointment.

10.01.2022 Ginger Ninja's - Duke & Diego

10.01.2022 So you mean to tell me... I'm not a real dinosaur? Lizard

09.01.2022 Meet gentle natured Ruby, the 4-year-old American Staffordshire Bull Terrier, who was recently rushed into surgery to treat a life-threatening condition called a pyometra or infection of the uterus. This life-threatening disease is one of the most common conditions seen in undesexed adult and senior female dogs. It is preventable by ensuring your dog is desexed as a puppy (or as is now recommended in large breed dogs, around a year old). Checkout some further pics at the link below... Graphic Warning https://www.portadelaidevet.com.au//pyometra-easy-to-preve

08.01.2022 Quick update regarding Annie and her spinal surgery

02.01.2022 We know operations are really scary for good bois like Wilson, which is why our friendly staff are here to look after your fur babies before, during and after. Wilson was a brave boy for his desexing and was all smiles after the procedure

01.01.2022 Henlo hooman. Boop. Bean

01.01.2022 Paw George Big Georgey boy came into the clinic with multiple deep wounds on his front paws after being stuck under a fence. Dr Shaun and the nurses worked efficiently to stop the bleeding and stitch together the wound! ... George’s wound’s have healed nicely and he is back to running and playing with his brother Kevin!

01.01.2022 One likes to be the center of attention. Can you tell who?