Singleton Veterinary Hospital Pty Ltd in Singleton, New South Wales | Veterinary surgeon

Singleton Veterinary Hospital Pty Ltd

Locality: Singleton, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6572 2077

Address: 103 George Street 2330 Singleton, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 We are currently looking for a qualified Vet Nurse to take on casual Sunday shifts. Please phone our clinic, drop in a resume or email to [email protected]

24.01.2022 Introducing our most recent puppy preschool graduates! We hope you had fun & we look forward to watching you all grow Peppa was the winner of this classes hamper prize and can we just take a moment to appreciate her stunning manicure her mum gave her in time to graduate!

23.01.2022 Singleton Veterinary Hospital is looking for a qualified Vet Nurse to join our team. If you are a qualified nurse & would be interested in joining our varied & exciting hospital, please send your resume & cover letter to [email protected]

22.01.2022 If you’re exercising with your pet, remember to AVOID exercise during the hottest part of the day! We recommend early morning or late afternoon once it has cooled down. REMEMBER if the pavement is too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pet! Contact us at the clinic if your pet is unwell or suffering from the heat - 6572 2077. We’re here to help! #singletonvethospital #animalhealth #pethealth #dogs #cats #summertime

19.01.2022 Do you have a pet on regular medication or a prescription diet? As we approach the holidays, now is a good time to check your pets medication/food supplies and phone us if you will be needing to restock before the Christmas/New Year period. By phoning us in advance, it will allow us to have your order ready to avoid delays.

18.01.2022 Congratulations to our Wednesday night puppy preschool graduates! We hope you enjoyed your classes with us

17.01.2022 How lucky are we to have these GORGEOUS puppies join us for puppy preschool!

16.01.2022 Have puppies they said, it’ll be fun they said. Fun is running with my wet noses around the farm creating havoc...#justsayin!!! Poor Sprout has been really su...ffering morning sickness, 10 days of it! Thank you Singleton Vet Hospital for looking after her and we’d like to report in that today she’s back on track! Pregnancy requires a very different diet and we are now heading in the right direction again. Thank you for all the well wishes See more

15.01.2022 SingletonVet Hospital celebrated Vet Nurse Day with a caramel love heart cake on Friday

13.01.2022 Congratulations to our recent puppy preschool graduates We hope you enjoyed your classes as much as we enjoyed teaching you

12.01.2022 Buy 1, get 1 free Spring & summer are the seasons we tend to have fleas & ticks more active, causing issues for our pets. Thanks to Boehringer Ingelheim, we are holding a special deal whilst stocks last. ... Simply purchase a 3 or 6 pack of Nexgard or a 3 pack of Nexgard Spectra & receive a 1 pack free!

09.01.2022 Hi we are in need of clean newspaper, if you could help it would be greatly appreciated.

07.01.2022 SVH will be closed on Sunday 13th December due to our staff Christmas party. We will however still have a vet on call for emergencies. If you have an emergency that day, please call 6572 2077

06.01.2022 We’ve had a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, who appears to be quite friendly, handed in today. Please contact us if the little one may belong to you.

05.01.2022 Meet our current puppy preschoolers

03.01.2022 IT'S TICK SEASON Paralysis ticks are prevalent in many areas around Singleton, including The Barringtons & Lake St Clair as well as coastal areas such as Nelson Bay & Hawks Nest. If your pet is located in or visiting a "tick area", it is very important that you have appropriate tick prevention strategies in place. Symptoms of tick paralysis in your pet usually develop within 3-4 days of a tick attaching and include:... - Wobbly back legs, which can lead to an inability to stand or walk - Breathing difficulties - Gagging or vomiting - A change in your pets bark or meow Without prompt veterinary treatment, paralysis ticks can kill your pet. You should contact us immediately if you suspect that your pet may have tick paralysis, even if you cannot find a tick on them. Daily checks of your pet, especially around the head, ears, neck and legs can be a simple and beneficial way of preventing tick paralysis. We also strongly recommend the use of tick prevention products that can kill and/or repel paralysis ticks from attaching to your pet. For more information about products that we stock to prevent tick paralysis, please contact our friendly staff at SVH on 02/6572 2077 or pop into the practice.

01.01.2022 Congratulations to our recent puppy preschool graduates!