Roxby Downs Seaside Vet is now run by Redgum vets port Augusta in Roxby Downs, South Australia | Pet service
Roxby Downs Seaside Vet is now run by Redgum vets port Augusta
Locality: Roxby Downs, South Australia
Address: 19 Gosse Street 5725 Roxby Downs, SA, Australia
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25.01.2022 These 12 Beloka Kelpies love obedience exercises to keep them focussed. To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email [email protected]
25.01.2022 Italian Greyhound pup Wendy and her owner Hayley from our most recent vet visit to Roxby Downs. Little Wendy was in for some puppy vaccinations and I think the face says it all about how she was feeling! Did you know it is believed the Italian Greyhound breed originated over 2000 years ago in what we know today and Greece and Turkey. Its interesting to know just how ancient some breeds are!
23.01.2022 Everybody loves Kevin :) When Kevin came down from Roxby and boarded with us at Wallaroo for a few days it was cuddles all around as he stole the show. On ya Kev!!
23.01.2022 How cute is Bonnie with mum Kathryn at our recent trip to Roxby earlier this week. Out next trip will be on Tuesday the 19th of September so give us a call on 88 233 233 for appointments!
21.01.2022 Next Vet Trip! Our next visit to Roxby Downs will be on Tuesday the 21st and Wednesday the 22nd of March. Please call 88 233 233 for appointments and remember we can also perform routine desexing in Roxby. Local nurse Jen will have the clinic open for all other needs on Tuesday the 14th and Friday the 17th from 8.30am-12.30pm
16.01.2022 Road trip time!! We will have a vet visiting Roxby next week on Tuesday the 11th July. Call 88 233 233 for appointments or you can pop into the clinic at 19 Gosse Street on Friday this week from 8.30-12.30 and book one in with the nurse. See you soon!
16.01.2022 Seaside Vets Roxby Downs will be handing over our clinic to Dr Roger from Redgum Vet in Port Augusta. Roger has been making regular vet visits to Andamooka so may be a familiar face for many of you already. We would like to thank all of you from the Roxby Downs community for your support over the past 2 years of our visiting. We have very much enjoyed our trips to Roxby and meeting you all, as well as looking after your beloved pets. Please call Redgum Vets on 86 423 308 for... all further veterinary needs. We are in the process of having your pets veterinary records transferred to them so they will be aware of any medical conditions/vaccination or other health status. Thank you again, Dr John Carles Seaside Veterinary Surgery
15.01.2022 VET TRIP! Our next vet visit to Roxby is next week on Wednesday the 14th, our surgery appointments are booked but currently our afternoon is quite open for consultations - be sure to get in quick as appointments often fill quickly! Please call 88 233 233 from 8.30-5pm Monday-Friday or 8.30-11am Saturday mornings for appointments. Below is Rusty Jax the red kangaroo who was in for a health check at our Wallaroo clinic this week - how sweet is he!
15.01.2022 RAT BAIT season has begun with the little critters making their way into our homes and yards, so we remind the public on a few important points to be aware of t...o help keep our furry family members safe. - There is NO SUCH THING as rat bait that is safe / pet friendly or deters pets. - Without treatment, rat bait poisoning can cause the death of your pet, just as it does with mice. - Rat bait is an anti-coagulant, meaning it thins the blood and causes internal bleeding. Severe cases often require a life-saving blood transfusion. - While it is less-likely, if your pet eats mice (often large amounts) that have been killed by rat bait, this CAN also cause the poisoning of your pet. (We have seen this in the past) - Signs of poisoning often take 48-72 hours to show AFTER the poison has been ingested - so even if you do not have bait on your property, it is possible they have got into some whilst out for a walk/on holiday. - Rat Bait can stay in your pets system for 4-6 weeks, so they require a long course of medication to help thicken the blood and prevent internal bleeding. Signs of Rat Bait toxicity can include: - Depression/Lethargy or decreased ability to move freely - Bruising on the skin - Pale coloured gums - Blood observed in vomit/faeces or urine - Coughing - Vomiting WHAT TO DO? If you observe or suspect your pet has consumed rat bait, they will require URGENT veterinary attention. If caught early enough we can induce vomiting to clear as much poison from the gut as soon as possible before it is absorbed by the body. If very large quantities have been consumed then it may be necessary for your pet to have an anaesthetic so we can pump out the stomach. Patients also often require IV fluids to help the liver cope with filtering out any absorbed poison. ***If you are a bit of a drive from the closest vet clinic, we do stock containers of washing soda for owners to have on hand in case of poisoning. It is a natural washing soda with no phosphates or dyes added. This can be used by owners to try and induce vomiting as soon as possible. Another alternative is to force very salty water into your pet to try and induce vomiting.
14.01.2022 Important notice from Seaside Vet We are getting a lot of questions about sick pets via our facebook page. Please be aware that this page is not monitored every day. If your pet is Sick you must ring the clinic, please do not rely on facebook.... This is especially true after hours for emergencies. Do not message us via facebook as we will always miss your message if its urgent. The same goes for re scheduling appointments. Also a note on Private Messages to our vets and nurses. Our vets and nurses receive a lot of private messages about their sick pets from their facebook friends. I know it may seem pretty harmless to ask our staff about your pet through their private facebook page, but everyone needs their time off to switch off from work after a busy week. On average our vets receive 3 or 4 private messages a weekend about your sick pets when they are not on call. We always want to be there to help you but the best way is to ring the clinic. We have a vet rostered on call 24/7, all you need to do is ring the clinic number and our answering machine will give you the vet on calls telephone number. That is the best way to help us help you look after your sick pets TELEPHONE 88 233 233 please save this 24 hour number in your phone Thank you for your understanding, John
14.01.2022 Our next vet visit will be on Tuesday the 21st and Wednesday the 22nd of March. Dr John Carles will be the visiting vet this time and has appointments left for both Routine Surgery and Consultations. Dont forget nurse Jen has the clinic open from 8.30-12.30 on Tuesday and Friday of every alternative week when the vet isnt visiting. Call 88 233 233 for an appointment. See you soon!
13.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RABBIT OWNERS! The new variant of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV-K5) is being released at over 600 select sites across Australia during the first week of March 2017 (see website link below for a map). It is important rabbit owners are aware of the risk and take the necessary precautions with their pets to keep them as protected as possible from the fatal disease. A SMALL pilot study has shown that the CURRENT RHDV1 vaccine (Cylap vaccine) ha...s been effective against protecting pet rabbits - however as this was only a small study it cannot be 100% guaranteed. We STRONGLY suggest all pet rabbit owners ensure their pets are up to date with the current vaccine (i.e. they have been vaccinated within the past 6 months). Please note that the Cylap vaccine has not been tested for use against RHDV 2 strain - which was first recorded in Australian in 2015 and was not intentionally released by authorities. It is recommended that all pet rabbits receive the following vaccine schedule: Kits: Vaccinate at 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age - and then once every 6 months for life. Adults: Receive 2 vaccinations, 1 month apart - and then once every 6 months for life. NOTE: This use is OFF LABEL - meaning tests have not been done to explore the effects of receiving the vaccine every 6 months - it has only been tested for use every 12 months. Further precautions recommended for rabbit owners: - Prevent direct and indirect contact between wild rabbits and pet rabbits (keep pets inside). - Flies spread the disease - so cover hutches in insect proof netting. This is also suggested to protect pet rabbits from Myxomatosis. - Avoid feeding rabbits cut grass from the garden as this may be contaminated from wild rabbits or flies. - Wash hands thoroughly with warm soapy water between handling each rabbit. - Infected rabbits should be isolated and disposed of in a manner to minimise environmental contamination. - Disinfect all cages and equipment between use. Image: Nibbles visited us this week to receive his vaccination.
13.01.2022 VET VISIT! We are now taking bookings for our visit on Tuesday the 22nd of August. We will have a vet in Roxby tomorrow however we are overbooked so will only be available for emergencies only. Appointments on the 22nd are booking fast so get in quick! See you soon
12.01.2022 VET VISIT! Our next vet trip will be next week on Tuesday the 27th June. Please call 88 233 233 for appointments, we currently have sports for late morning and afternoon. Do your pets love having a bath as much as Wallaroo clinic pup Zoe does?
12.01.2022 Just a reminder that the vet is in Roxby Downs tomorrow (Tuesday 30th) and Wednesday this week. We are currently fully booked for routine care so will only be able to see sick or emergency cases this trip. Our next trip is on Tuesday the 13th and Wednesday the 14th of June if you would like to make an appointment. See you tomorrow!
12.01.2022 PARVOVIRIS OUTBREAK Unfortunately our Wallaroo has seen its first ever Parvo case within the last week and it appears we are not the only ones with outbreaks recorded in many places across the state. Please check that your pooches are up to date with their vaccinations. It is highly contagious and you never know where dogs visit from or where they may travel to during the holiday season. Vets next visit on the 11th and 12th of January. Call 88 233 233 8.30-5pm Monday-Friday to book an appointment.
12.01.2022 VETS VISITING! Our next vet trip is next week on Tuesday the 2nd of May, please call 88 233 233 to make an appointment, there are currently lots of appointments available throughout the day so get in quick :) the next trip will be on Tuesday the 16th of May if you would like to plan ahead and book in for then too.
12.01.2022 VET VISITING! Our next vet visit to Roxby will be on Tuesday the 4th and Wednesday the 5th of April. Call 88 233 233 from 8.30-5pm weekdays or 8.30-11am Saturday mornings for appointments. Alternatively local Nurse Jen will have the clinic open in Roxby from 8.30-12.30pm Tuesday and Friday this week. Pictured below is Sarge and Turbo the half-sibling Kelpies getting their puppy vaccinations with mum Tammy.
11.01.2022 Vet Visit next week on Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday morning 23rd - only a couple of appointment places left so please only ring if you pet requires seeing ASAP - we are also taking bookings for our next trip on the 5th of September if you have a routine booking to make (e.g. vaccinations) see you then!!
11.01.2022 VET VISIT Our next vet visit is on Thursday the 20th and Friday morning the 21st of April! Surgery time is already quite booked for desexings so be quick to book your health consultations! Our next visit after this will be 2nd of May if you have any surgical procedure you would like to book in. Call the Wallaroo clinic on 88 233 233 or pop into the Roxby clinic between 8.30-12.30 on Tuesdays and Fridays of non-vet weeks. See you all soon!
10.01.2022 Next vet visit details!
10.01.2022 Say hi to Ellen next time shes up in Roxby too!!
09.01.2022 VET VISIT NEXT WEEK
08.01.2022 Our next vet visit will be on Tuesday the 7th and Wednesday the 8th of March. Surgery appointments have been filled and there are very limited appointments left for routine care such as vaccinations as we like to reserve some time for sick/injured animals that need to be seen closer to the time of visiting. The vet will be up again on the 21st and 22nd of March and these dates are available for you to book for routine appointments now. Dont forget nurse Jen has the clinic open from 8.30-12.30 on Tuesday and Friday of every alternative week when the vet isnt visiting. Call 88 233 233 for an appointment. See you soon!
08.01.2022 Dont forget the vet is visiting next week on Tuesday the 11th!
07.01.2022 VET VISITING! Our next trip to Roxby is next week on Tuesday the 5th and Wednesday the 6th of September. Our routine appointments have currently been filled so we will only be available for more urgent consultations. Our next trip will be the 19th of September so if you have any routine care required call now to make an appointment. See you soon!
07.01.2022 Appointment still available vet visit is TOMORROW ONLY TUESDAY 27th
07.01.2022 VET VISIT!! We will be visiting Roxby with a vet again next week on Tuesday the 25th of July, give us a call on 88 233 233 for appointments as booking are filling fast! Please also enjoy this video of one of our nurses orphan lambs having a fun game of chasey
07.01.2022 Christmas is fast approaching! Our next vet visit is next week on Tuesday the 13th and Wednesday morning. This will be our last vet visit for the year with the next one being the 11th and 12th of January. Nurse Jen will have the clinic open from 8.30am-12.30pm for any other needs on the following dates: December 6th, 9th, 19th, 28th and 30th January 3rd, 6th Nurse Jen will be unavailable for after hour emergencies from the 20th-25th December due to holidays. Please feel free... to share this post with your friends. Merry Christmas! See more
04.01.2022 Vet Visit TOMORROW! Please phone only for appointments 88 233 233
02.01.2022 Next vet trip is the 14th and 15th of February! Our surgery time is booked out and consultations are filling fast so call 88 233 233 8-30-5pm Monday to Friday or 8.30-11am Saturday mornings for an appointment.
02.01.2022 How cute is Molly! Pictured below having cuddles with mum Kim and nurse Jen. Molly had her puppy vaccinations in Roxby this morning
