Stella Street Vet Clinic in Long Jetty, New South Wales, Australia | Pet service
Stella Street Vet Clinic
Locality: Long Jetty, New South Wales, Australia
Phone: +61 2 4332 6026
Address: 16 Stella Street 2261 Long Jetty, NSW, Australia
Website: http://www.stellavets.com.au
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24.01.2022 Happy New Year
23.01.2022 Happy Australia Day Long Weekend. We will be closed on Monday the 27th and will reopen on Tuesday the 28th at 8am to 6pm
23.01.2022 Poor Miss Pippa She thought it was a good idea to break into the chocolate stash. Quick thinking from her Aunty, who phoned us and brought her straight in. Unsure of how many she had actually gotten We had to make her vomit and lucky we did. She is now at home recovering. ... Chocolate poisoning is a serious. Chocolate ingestion can cause the following symptoms. Vomiting Diarrhoea Tremors Seizures Irregular heart rate Even death Even if you see none of the above symptoms and you suspect your little one has eaten chocolate you need to bring them straight to the clinic for treatment. Time is of the essence.
23.01.2022 8 beautiful cocker spaniel pups came in to see Dr Michael and the team today for the first vaccination and microchips. Very well behaved.
21.01.2022 Wishing all our patients and clients a very merry Christmas and a happy new year. Our opening hours are: Tuesday 24th 8am-1pm Wednesday 25th Closed... Thursday 26th Closed Friday 27th 8am-6pm Saturday 28th 8am-12pm Sunday 29th Closed Monday 30th 8am-6pm Tuesday 31st 8am-1pm Wednesday 1st Closed Thursday 2nd 8am-6pm Looking forward to seeing you all in the new year.
20.01.2022 A great way to brighten a dark grey morning.
19.01.2022 Not all our patients have fur or feathers.
19.01.2022 Master Goliath in for check up today.
19.01.2022 Do you know the breed??? Definitely not a common sight.
18.01.2022 Another guessing game. Name this breed.
13.01.2022 Lest we forget. We will be closed on Saturday the 25th April. In case of an emergency please phone SASH at Tuggerah on 43111399
09.01.2022 Today we had a wild blue tongue brought into the clinic. A young man named Parker has been watching and feeding him for the last 18months when he noticed his leg had become swollen. Parker jumped straight into action and caught him and brought him into the clinic. Unfortunately his old skin has become tight around his leg and he needed an amputation. He was unable to use his leg. Dr Faye, Stephanie and Fallon stayed back to do the procedure. We are happy to report that Nemo is back home in the front yard and being looked after by Parker.
07.01.2022 Wishing all our clients a Very Happy Easter. We will re open Tuesday at 8am.
07.01.2022 Closed Monday 7th October. We will reopen Tuesday morning at 8am In case of an emergency please call SASH 43111399Closed Monday 7th October. We will reopen Tuesday morning at 8am In case of an emergency please call SASH 43111399
06.01.2022 We are still open and seeing patients. When you arrive for your appointment please phone the clinic on 43326026 and let us know you have arrived and a member of staff will come and collect you. Please try and keep it to one person per animal per visit. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time.
04.01.2022 Vet clinics are essential to your pets. If we test positive for COVID19 we will close and we may not be there when your pets need us. This is why we ask questions before coming into the building, ask you to hand sanitize on arrival, get you to wait in the waiting room while we check you fur child and we ask one person per visit. . This is why you must call ahead. This is why the phones are ringing off the hook. This is why things might take a little longer than usual. You can...'t see from the outside or at the other end of the phone line but our nurses' workload has sky rocketed with these new protocols. At any one time they may have a client on the phone and another 2 on hold, multiple clients waiting to pay and only one EFTPOS machine that needs to be disinfected between uses, a vet waiting for them to help with a patient because owners are no longer there to hold them and samples waiting to be processed for a sick animal in hospital. Please be patient, read the signs, follow distancing instructions and be kind to our nurses. We know you're stressed, so are we. Stay safe See more
04.01.2022 Please keep in one with all this warm weather.
