Sugarloaf Animal Hospital in West Wallsend, New South Wales, Australia | Medical and health

Sugarloaf Animal Hospital

Locality: West Wallsend, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4955 1833

Address: 67 Carrington Street 2286 West Wallsend, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Nurse Nicole's Next Puppy preschool is filling up fast, only two spots left. Class starts 10th January 2021 @ 9am. With Covid-19 we only allow one person per puppy to attend. Please call now to book in and to avoid disappointment. (02) 4955 1833

25.01.2022 Happy Wednesday

25.01.2022 Frida and Dr Daisy having Friday cuddles

25.01.2022 Stray rabbit found in West Wallsend. Are you my parents?? Call Sugarloaf Animal Hospital 02 4955 1833

24.01.2022 Albert started his weight loss program 2weeks ago and has lost 1.4kg already! Well done Albert Albert started on Hills metabolic food to kick start his weight loss journey and his health is improving everyday. If you would like to start your pet on a weight loss program, please call the hospital on 02 4955 1833 and organise an appointment with our weight loss consultant.

23.01.2022 On the second day of Christmas........

22.01.2022 Masks are back on for all staff and clients IMPORTANT COVID PROTOCOL NOTICE One person per consult. Please bring your own mask to wear or buy one for $1.00 here at the hospital. ... Call upon arrival and await our staffs direction before entering the hospital. Any flu like symptoms please avoid coming in, we can arrange a telemedicine consult. Hand sanitizer upon arrival. We can only have 4 clients waiting in our reception area, we may ask others to wait outside until our staff directs you. If you have recently been to Sydney please notify our staff immediately. We all at the sugarloaf animal hospital thank you in advance for your cooperation.

21.01.2022 Stray cat found in Cameron Park. No micro chip Please contact us if you are the owner. 02 4955 1833

19.01.2022 Some lovely people found this little Eastern Grey Kangaroo all alone last week; hungry, cold and dehydrated. When mum didn't come back, they brought her to us here at Sugarloaf. Nurse Tori took home the joey and helped nurse it back to health until it was healthy enough to go to a carer today!

19.01.2022 Sassi walked into our reception area this morning like it was her own private catwalk! She is here to be desexed today. To learn more about desexing your pet, call us on 02 4955 1833.

19.01.2022 FREE dog/puppy and cat/kitten information consultations. Have you just welcomed a new pet to the family or planning on getting a pet companion. Whether you are new to pet ownership or needing more information about general care, parasite control, vaccination and dietary requirements. Sugarloaf Animal Hospital offers free nurse consultations to discuss your new pets or future pets needs to help you set them up for the best life and good health. Contact Sugarloaf Animal Hospital to schedule a face to face appointment or phone enquiry on 02 4955 1833. P.s. This is sweet little Lucy who recently came in for a weight check and nurse consultation

17.01.2022 It’s Sugarloaf’s Dynamic Duo! Dr Daisy’s Tiny Bird and Nurse Tori’s JubJub. JubJub was completely unfazed by the back massage from Tiny Bird. Animal lovers can have some wonderful combinations when it comes to pets. We want to see your pet’s unusual friendships.

16.01.2022 Nurse Nicole's Next Puppy preschool class on the 9th has filled up, with popular demand another class has now opened up. Class starts 24th January 2021 @ 10:30am With Covid-19 we only allow one person per puppy to attend. Please call now to book in and to avoid disappointment. ... (02) 4955 1833 See more

14.01.2022 Koopa was in this morning for some blood work, blood pressure readings and an ultrasound. Such a brave little hero, he deserved this Marvel bandana! We use Adaptil for our canine hospital patients and are able to spray it onto these bandanas. Adaptil helps provide comfort and reassurance to dogs and puppies and helps prevent and reduce stress

11.01.2022 We love seeing all creatures great all small. Meet Peaches the silkback bearded dragon who came to the hospital for his wellness examination. We recommend 6 monthly wellness examinations for our exotic pets. Please phone the hospital on 02 4955 1833 to schedule your pets wellness examination.

10.01.2022 Another Saturday funny

10.01.2022 Meet Clove and Kijo who both recently came into the hospital for a spey and gastropexy. A gastropexy procedure is done to greatly reduce the risk of a life threatening condition called Gastric Dilatation Volvulus (GDV) or most commonly known as bloat. The condition involves the stomach filling with gas during the digestive process, when there is no explusion of food or gas the stomach begins to bloat. It stretches and becomes enlarged, eventually becoming so big it rotates o...n itself shutting off critical blood flow to organs and causing tissues to die off which can't be reversed. Most susceptible dogs are our large/deep chested breeds for example: Mastiffs, Great Danes, German Shepherds etc. Symptoms of GDV include swollen belly, retching, restlessness, rapid/shallow breathing and drooling. If you think your dog is showing signs of bloat, please head to your nearest vet hospital immediately as this is a true emergency! Enquire about this preventative procedure that greatly reduces the risk of GDV on 02 4955 1833. Gastropexy can also be performed during your routine desexing surgery.

09.01.2022 Have a great weekend!

06.01.2022 Dr Mark always finds it a pleasure to talk to our local ABC 1233 radio breakfast team about veterinary issues, and this one is really pertinent at the moment.

06.01.2022 Vet charades! Ok, here’s a little bit of fun for your Tuesday! Sometimes when you have a consultation with one of our vets, they may draw a diagram to help explain what might be happening with your pet. Let’s see who can decipher these very artistic drawings! First up..

06.01.2022 WARNING: Surgical Images Bambi the Chicken was looking great on Friday for her progress exam after a BIG surgical procedure 2 weeks ago! Bambi was very unwell on arrival and needed urgent surgery. Bambi had Pyometra; a condition where her uterus was filled with pus, as well as Periotonitis; inflammation of the lining of the inner abdominal wall and covering the abdominal organs. ... Due to Bambi's condition, the surgery was very high risk and Bambi was given a 30% chance of survival. Thankfully, with the help of Let The Ladies Go - Hen Rescue, Dr Joyce and the team of nurses, Bambi is home, feeling and looking a million bucks!

06.01.2022 How cute are Archer and Rhyda sitting for their treats from nurse Tracee

05.01.2022 On the 1st day of Christmas my hooman gave to me.. Flea and Tick control! Here at Sugarloaf Animal Hospital we cannot stress enough, the importance of regular tick control for your fur baby! We love seeing your beautiful pets, but it breaks our heart when we see them for Tick Paralysis. The warm weather and bouts of rain make this time of year EXTREMELY high risk for ticks attaching to your pet and can be fatal if left un treated. ... Some quick tips! Always make sure your pet gets their treatment on time! Ensure your pet fits the correct weight range for your chosen treatment. Do not split individual treatments to treat multiple animals. Will the product wash off/lose its effectiveness after a bath or swim? Having tick paralysis previously does NOT make your pet immune from ticks. Treat every animal in your household. If you have any questions, concerns or you’re simply unsure which product will best suit your pet, please do not hesitate to call us on 49551833 or pop into the hospital and chat to our friendly staff to get your animal covered!

04.01.2022 On the first day of Christmas.....

04.01.2022 Thank you to our special clients who gift us with thanks. The kind words mean so much

04.01.2022 Can you guess what baby bird I am?? Place your guesses in the comments and we will update you soon!

02.01.2022 WARNING hot weather this weekend Worried please give us a call or head straight into the emergency center in at Broadmeadow.

02.01.2022 Zoe and Mel hopped right into giving these cuties a cuddle today!