Southeast Sydney Veterinary Hospital | Veterinary surgeon

Southeast Sydney Veterinary Hospital

Phone: +61 2 9311 1444

Address: 225 Maroubra Rd 2035

Website: https://southeastsydneyvet.com.au

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25.01.2022 Today only, 14 Dec 20, current clients can come into Southeast Sydney Vets and receive one free nurse dental health exam.

25.01.2022 We are temporarily closed on Saturdays.

24.01.2022 Keep your eyes open for ticks on your pet's skin this spring season. A good tip is to check them when you're giving them a brush.

23.01.2022 Gift Basket entry winner will be announced end of business today. Get your ticket before closing.

23.01.2022 Have you thought about your plans for New Year's Eve? Remember to keep in mind that your pets might react poorly to the sounds and lights of fireworks. If you're concerned about your pet this New Year's Eve, make sure to book an appointment with your vet today to discuss your options.

23.01.2022 Today only, 18 Dec 20, current clients can come into Southeast Sydney Vets and receive 20% off microchipping.

22.01.2022 Even short hair cats can shed in the warmer seasons. Brushing them regularly can prevent hairballs and matting.

22.01.2022 Today only, 16 Dec 20, current clients can come into Southeast Sydney Vets and receive 10% on any over the counter product.

21.01.2022 Just a reminder, we are closed until 11 Jan 2021

21.01.2022 We'll reveal the answer to this tricky 'Who Am I' video tomorrow!

21.01.2022 Molly the teeny tiny puppy visited us for her vaccination yesterday! She weighed just 1.1kg but her cheeky personality certainly did not match her size!! We can't wait to see her again!

21.01.2022 Things are heating up! Remember that our pet's paws are sensitive to heat the same way our feet are! If you're unsure if the pavement is too hot to walk on, put your hand to the pavement for five seconds, if it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your dog!

20.01.2022 Frozen Treat Friday! Treat your pooch to a pet-friendly summer treat.

20.01.2022 Here's to seeing the end of 2020! Happy New Year!

19.01.2022 Christmas parties, dinners, squeals of excitement Christmas Day - while this is all part and parcel of Christmas time antics. We mustn't forget that this can be extremely stressful for our pets. It’s important to remember that even the friendliest, most patient dog or cat can become a danger when stressed, particularly to children so be mindful of your pet and how they are coping during the height of activity. Tips to help your pets this Christmas period:... - Create a ''safe space'' in a part of the house that is cool and calm where your pet can retreat to if they begin to feel overwhelmed with too many people or sounds. - Pay attention to your pet’s body language and if you notice your pet showing signs of anxiety including excessive yawning and lip licking in dogs take them away to their ''safe space'' so they can relax. - Try not to spoil your pet too much with human food , no matter how much they might be begging for it! This can upset their stomachs and can be toxic to their overall health. If your pet already displays heightened anxiety, our clinic has options such as Feliway and Adaptil that can assist your pet in feeling calm. Just ask our friendly team.

19.01.2022 This year we want to bring special attention to Mental Health Day. Now more than ever it is so important that we take the time to evaluate our own mental health, and acknowledge the mental health of others. You can make a promise to yourself to commit to your mental health and find other helpful resources here: https://lookafteryourmentalhealthaustralia.org.au/

19.01.2022 The answer to yesterday's who am I is.. A Dachshund! That one was a little tricky, who got it right?

18.01.2022 Today only, 15 Dec 20, current clients can come into Southeast Sydney Vets and receive a free nurse nutritional consult.

18.01.2022 Oct. 1 is International Coffee Day. We’ve decided along with Tailor Espresso to offering a free coffee to each of our clients who come in for an appointment for the entire month of Oct. Supporting a community spirit through Covid: "Together we're stronger".

17.01.2022 We have a stray female tortoiseshell cat, who has no microchip or collar. She was found in Byng Street, Maroubra. Please share and help us locate her owner.... We have had to shave her, due to severe matting (hence the naked body).

16.01.2022 Take care when walking your dog along the beach. Puffer Fish store the toxin tetrodotoxin in their skin and internal organs. All parts of the fish can be toxic. ... Pufferfish can also be toxic to humans. If you observe any of the following symptoms, immediately take your pet to the vet. - Vomiting and diarrhea - Trembling and drooling - Wobbly walking - Difficulty breathing - Blue-tinged gums - Weakness - Dilated pupils and not blinking - Mentally dull and depressed - Paralysis and - Coma If your dog does vomit (and this next bit does sound gross) check to see if they bring up the remains of the fish and then very carefully bring the fish to the vet (use gloves etc) with your sick dog. This will help the Vet to identify the issue. It is important to act quickly as death can occur anywhere from as little as 20 minutes to 4 -6 hours post ingestion.

16.01.2022 Do you know what your pet's body language means? Watch the video below to find out more! Any questions? Comment below!

16.01.2022 Congratulations to Petey and Tiger on winning our Christmas raffle. No opening your presents until Christmas morning!! Merry Christmas

15.01.2022 During the First World War, red poppies were among the first plants to spring up in the devastated battlefields of northern France and Belgium. We continue to use the poppy today as a symbol of remembrance for those who have been lost in the line of duty. Lest we forget

14.01.2022 Is your kitty on the heavier side? Here are our top tips for weight loss in cats: Cut out the treats More playtime Choose the right food!... If you're not sure what food is right for your cat, make an appointment with us today

13.01.2022 Today only, 17 Dec 20, current clients can come into Southeast Sydney Vets and receive 10% off your veterinary consult.

13.01.2022 Update on our little stray bunny. Lucky has found his forever home and is settling in well. Today he received his vaccination with Dr Helen.

13.01.2022 Today only, 4 December 2020, current clients can come into Southeast Sydney Vets and receive one of our free cat collars. *one per client, per patient.

12.01.2022 How adorable is Mango He was in for desexing today. He received lots of attention from everyone here

12.01.2022 Frozen Treat Friday #2! One of my dog's personal favourites

12.01.2022 Do you recognise me?

12.01.2022 If you’ve ever had a pet in pain then you know that they seem to suffer in silence. Unlike us, your pets can’t tell you when they’re in pain and oftentimes show few observable symptoms. Some things that may indicate your pet is in pain are: CATS Changes in defecation and urinary habits Quietness or lack of agility... Excessive grooming seen as patches of hair loss Guarding behaviour Weight loss Loss of appetite DOGS Anxious or submissive behaviour Whimpering and howling Aggressive behaviour such as growling or biting Refusal to move or guarding behaviour Loss of appetite

12.01.2022 Know the signs of heatstroke in your pet and in the event of an emergency, please contact us immediately

10.01.2022 Just admiring the outside.

10.01.2022 This spring season, make sure to check your pet regularly for the first signs of fleas.

09.01.2022 Our handsome boy Charlie is growing up so fast

09.01.2022 The festive season means food, and a lot of it! Here is a list of foods on Santa's naughty list to keep away from your pets this festive season. Christmas cakes & puddings Lollies & sweets Chocolate... Meat with gravy, spices or lots of animal fats. Avocado Alcohol Onion/Garlic Graps and Raisins See more

09.01.2022 How many pets on average do you think are overweight? You might find the answer surprising!

08.01.2022 Meet Rigby! He belongs to our Head Nurse Kasey who gave him a ‘dinosaur clip’ today. He looks and feels amazing

07.01.2022 Some important tips to remember this New Year Eve: - Make sure your pet's microchip details and ID tag are up to date - Create a safe space for them to retreat to - Do not punish your pet if they are displaying signs of anxiety... - Create a calm environment for your cat or dog by providing relaxing background noise during fireworks - Be understanding of how your pet may be feeling during this time, they do not understand that things like fireworks and poppers come to an end. See more

07.01.2022 Are your plants pet safe? It’s spring and there are lots of flowers in bloom. Take some time to familiarise yourself with a few of the flowers and plants that may be toxic to your pet: Lillies... Aloe Vera Hydrangeas Ivy Birds of Paradise See more

07.01.2022 From puppy training to managing arthritis, veterinary nurses are there for our pets through every stage of their lives. Today is the day we get to celebrate the hard work and dedication that our team of veterinary nurses bring to our clinic every day. Thank you! If you'd like to join us in saying thank you to our amazing veterinary nurses, we encourage you to leave a comment below.

06.01.2022 Nurse Ash spending some time with LuLu Pops while she recovers from her anaesthesia. She was a super brave girl

06.01.2022 It's warming up and our pets might need more water than usual to keep them cool and hydrated. Some signs of overheating in pets may include: Panting Lack of coordination Lethargy

05.01.2022 Has your pet recently undergone a weight loss transformation? Share their before and after along with how they achieved this in the comments below!

04.01.2022 Warmer weather may be lovely for us, but can be a nightmare for your pet. One of the many problems we see is the famous 'Hot Spot', also known as acute moist dermatitis or pyotraumatic dermatitis. Dog hot spots are areas of infected, inflamed skin that are very uncomfortable for your dog. Often these spots get moist or itchy and can even ooze. Your dog will likely be tempted to lick or chew the area of discomfort, but doing so only makes those hot spots worse.... This picture shows a nasty hot spot that has formed under this dogs ear. The fur is moist and the skin very red. To treat this, we need to shave the fur from the infected area, give the skin a clean and apply a cortisol cream provided by your Vet. We would also fit a bucket over the dog's head to prevent further scratching while the hot spot is healing. If you think your dog may have a hot spot, please call us to book in a consultation with one of our Vets.

04.01.2022 We have online booking available for your convenience!

03.01.2022 HAPPY VET NURSE DAY Today is National Vet Nurse Day, a day to honor the commitment and work of our dedicated nursing team members. Thank you to all Vet Nurses and to our very own super heroes, Kasey, Sarah, Ash and Melissa for the hard work, dedication and love you bring to our patients and their families every day. ... You are all rock stars

03.01.2022 When you are planning your 2021 resolutions, don't forget to include your pet. Comment a resolution for you and your pet in 2021! Do you want to go on more walks? Visit the dog park more often? Stay up to date with parasite protection?

02.01.2022 Heatstroke is a very serious life threatening condition: It can cause damage to your pets internal organs, sometimes to the point where they stop functioning and can be rapidly fatal it requires urgent treatment. What are the main predisposing factors for Heatstroke? - A warm/hot, humid environment with inadequate ventilation... (e.g. due to weather conditions or animals being left in an unventilated room or car) - Inadequate shade - Inadequate drinking water - Excessive exercise Be aware of the symptoms and look out for the signs in your pet, which can include: - Panting which increases as heatstroke progresses - Drooling, salivating - Agitation, restlessness - Very red or pale gums - Bright red tongue - Increased heart rate - Breathing distress - Vomiting Diarrhea (possibly with blood) - Signs of mental confusion, delirium - Dizziness, staggering - Lethargy, weakness - Muscle tremors - Seizures - Collapsing and lying down - Little to no urine production - Coma

02.01.2022 We are open from 8am-2pm today! Please call to book an appointment

01.01.2022 Christmas accessories and outfits might be cute for us humans, but they can cause your pet stress, discomfort and may even be a choking hazard. We don't recommend outfits for your pets, but if you choose to, make sure you monitor them at all times and remove any costumes at the first sign of stress.

01.01.2022 We will be closed Monday 5th of October for the Public Holiday. All emergencies should be directed to SVES: 02 9197 5800. We will re-open on Tuesday at 7am.... Have a great weekend everyone :-)