Port Road Vet Clinic in Adelaide, South Australia | Pet service

Port Road Vet Clinic

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8340 0388

Address: 499 Port Road, West Croydon 5008 Adelaide, SA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Happy Birthday Dr Emma. 30 years young today! Thanks to Dr Kevin for the lovely cake!

24.01.2022 Poor little Frida got stung by a bee this week. Her owner brought her straight to us for treatment and cuddles! Watch out for bees now that the weather is getting warmer . If your dog gets stung or has a puffy face call us straight away as in some cases the swelling can block their airways, prompt treatment helps to prevent this. We are happy to report Frida is back to normal

23.01.2022 HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Dr Maddie!

21.01.2022 Lovely Arya came to visit today. Who can guess what breed she is?

20.01.2022 Check out our latest blog, answering your common questions about dental care in cats. https://www.portroadvet.com.au/common-questions-cat-dental/

19.01.2022 COVID-19 Update as of 19th of November, 2020. Dear Clients, Please be advised that after the South Australian Government announced the 6-day lockdown that we will now be following a strict protocol which aligns with this. ... Fortunately, we are considered to be an essential service and we have been advised by the Veterinary Surgeons Board of South Australia that we are able to remain open for all emergencies and critical services. If you think your pet may require an appointment please phone the clinic on (08) 8340 0388 In order to help keep our clients and staff members safe, we are putting the following measures in to place, while the lock down is in effect; When arriving for an appointment, please phone the clinic on (08) 8340 0388, to ensure the waiting room is appropriate to enter in to. Only one person per consultation is allowed. Clients will be required to wear face masks. Please call the clinic to pre-order all medications and food. EFTPOS payments are strongly preferred. If you have any cold or flu-like symptoms or have been at any of the announced hotspot locations, we ask that you advise staff as soon as possible, so we can make alternative arrangements for you. Please remember that the health and well-being of you and your pet is still our upmost priority. We would like to reassure our clients that we will continue to have our regular operational hours during the lock down and our friendly staff are always available via phone to discuss any concerns or answer any questions you may have. Please watch this video for further information on our clinic procedure: https://youtu.be/5AAJGi-u5W0 Thank you for your understanding, The Port Road Vet Team

18.01.2022 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Nurse Jesse! 21 today!! Hope you enjoyed your Kinder Surprise cake, courtesy of Nurse Nat.

17.01.2022 HAPPY VET NURSES DAY! Thank you for all of your hard work, you do many jobs for us and we appreciate everything you do.

15.01.2022 Even though Lily is only 6 weeks old, she is already old enough for a Throw Thursday! She was born at our clinic after her Mum got into difficulty giving birth to her. Look how much she has grown!

14.01.2022 Lucy the French Bulldog came in for desexing and to have her nose and throat surgery to help her breathe better. While here she got the gold star treatment! The second photo shows the big difference this surgery makes for our brachycephalic (short face) breeds. The left nostril is before surgery, the right one has been corrected to allow better airflow and subsequently better oxygenation. The 3rd photo is Lucy after both her nostrils have been corrected, she looks pretty happy with the results! If you have a bracycephalic dog, it is best to get their nostrils assessed by your vet when they are a puppy, the sooner it is done (usually at 6 months) the greater the benefits.

13.01.2022 Friendly little Pepe (he's so friendly we can't get a still photo!) had to have surgery recently as he'd eaten a whole container of hair ties, which got stuck and blocked up his stomach (see xray). He had his final checkup tonight and is back to his cheeky, curious ways!

12.01.2022 Kodie had a big surgery on her leg today. Here she is relaxing afterwards, we aim to keep our patients as comfortable as possible!

12.01.2022 BEFORE and AFTER! What a difference a haircut makes! Finn looks like a totally different dog!

10.01.2022 Teeny tiny Pippa had her big desexing operation yesterday. She enjoyed lots of cuddles and snuggles with Nurse Nat

10.01.2022 Happy Friday! Hope you get to have some relaxing/snoozing like Dr Emma's new pup!

06.01.2022 Congratulations to the latest puppy school graduates Kelly, Guido, Albert and Simba. You all did a great job training your puppies #portroadvet #puppysofinstagram #puppies #puppiesofadelaide #positivedogtraining #dogsofadelaide #petsofadelaide ... #whippet #kelpies #bordercollies #bluehealer See more

06.01.2022 Bowie wishes everyone a happy long weekend! We will be open tomorrow as usual until 12pm but are closed on Monday for the public holiday. If you have an emergency during the weekend, please call one of our emergency centres - AAERC on Anzac Highway, 08 8371 0333 or AEC on Magill Rd, 08 8362 1722

05.01.2022 Good breakdown of what is going on under the surface of our brachycephalic (short-faced) dog breeds e.g. pugs, frenchies and why surgery can help certain elements but it cannot cure the underlying structural problems. Management of their weight and keeping them cool in summer is essential to reduce the risk of life-threatening respiratory distress.

04.01.2022 Today is R U OK? Day, a day where we are reminded to check on each other. It feels especially important this year with the pandemic. It is also very relevant to the veterinary industry, where there is a high rate of mental health issues and suicide. So make sure to check in on your loved ones, not just today but regularly. For more resources go to www.ruok.org.au

03.01.2022 Post-dental snooze. How sweet does Kolby look waking up from his anaesthetic . Looks nice and cozy for this cold weather too!

01.01.2022 Little Chutney had surgery yesterday to correct her dislocating kneecap. Small dogs are very prone to a condition called Medial Patella Luxation, which is where the patella (kneecap) slips out of it's groove regularly, leading to a hopping/skipping movement. This abnormal movement leads to arthritis in the knee, so surgery is done to fix it back in place. If you notice your dog limping/hopping/skipping, book an appointment with your vet to get it checked ASAP.