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Terrigal Vet Hospital

Locality: Terrigal, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4365 2300

Address: 197 Terrigal Drive 2260 Terrigal, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.terrigalvet.com.au

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25.01.2022 **Look who's back for round two** You may remember Bowie the Golden Retriever from our post back in June who presented for inappetence & vomiting. X-rays of his abdomen showed he had swallowed a large rock which required surgical removal. Earlier this week Bowie returned from his morning walk and refused to eat his breakfast (very unusual for Bowie). ... As the day progressed, he became lethargic and vomited a couple of times. When Bowie turned down dinner that night, his owners knew something was not right and they called us to make an appointment to see one of our vets asap. When Bowie bounded through our front door and into our waiting room as the excitable boy he is, his owners assured us his newfound energy was just because he was excited to see us and he was actually very lethargic at home. Dr Anthony carried out a thorough examination of Bowie, and because of his history, left no stone unturned, and took some x-rays of his abdomen. The x-ray was processed, and the image popped up on the screen not a rock but TWO ROCKS!!! Bowie was immediately prepped for surgery. One rock was removed from Bowie's intestine and the other from his stomach, luckily no damage had been done by the rocks and he recovered well and was discharged later that day. Although not surprised he had eaten something he shouldn't have, Bowie's owners had gone over their yard with a fine tooth comb to remove all visible rocks after the first incident to prevent it from ever happening again but where there’s a will there’s a way and recent heavy rain may have uncovered the rocks from underneath the soil. We can only hope Bowie has finally hit rock bottom and has decided to give them up for good

24.01.2022 One of today’s delightful grooms before and after

24.01.2022 Making fast friends at Puppy Classes this week

24.01.2022 Well done to Nurse Natasha’s graduating puppy class this evening Bobby Anya Stanlee Mike... Absent: Byron & Boots See more

22.01.2022 Presenting last night's graduates of Veronica's Puppy Preschool. Lua, Audrey, Nairobi and Gordo (absent Rosie and Murphy) Well done everyone!

19.01.2022 Presenting our most recent puppy preschool graduates from Veronica's class - Coco, Barney and Oaklee (absent Bonnie & Clyde) Congratulations to all the pups and to their dedicated families. Well done!

19.01.2022 **** TICK UPDATE ***** Meet Barney, Barney is a 13yr old male Maltese, who saw Dr. Sammi over the weekend for incoordination in his hind legs and a change in his breathing/bark. Upon presentation Barney had a large paralysis tick hooked into his left lower lip which had gone undetected causing his mild paralysis. Because Barney’s owners were so quick to pick up on his symptoms treatment was started straight away ensuring his best chances for a full recovery and his owners wer...e very happy to have us share his story to highlight the need for prevention even during the winter months. To make sure your pet is best protected against nasty paralysis ticks please contact us on 43652300 or drop into the hospital to organise the best preventatives for your pet. Some symptoms of tick paralysis are: * Vomiting, reduced appetite, lethargy or depression. * Weakness or wobbliness (especially in the hind legs), or reluctance to move. * A grunting type of breathing, or a change in the bark or meow. The disease can progress to cause complete paralysis and eventually death.

18.01.2022 Congratulations to the latest graduates of our Puppy Preschool classes with nurse Veronica. From left to right: Bruno, Hugo, Jimbo, Daisy, Ace, Poppy and Moose Well done guys!

16.01.2022 Congratulations to last night's graduates of our puppy preschool with nurse Veronica. Presenting - Penni, Poppy, Trixie and Thor (absent Hazel)

15.01.2022 You may remember Doug from our post back in November 2019 who required emergency surgery after ingesting a sock? Well he's at it again! Doug presented to our hospital yesterday with similar symptoms to last time. He was found to have an obstruction requiring urgent surgery. Needless to say, we were not surprised to find another large sock firmly lodged in Doug's intestines. The sock was removed and Doug went home later that afternoon. An answer to the age old question, what happens to the missing socks? Well, at least in Doug's household we know the answer....

14.01.2022 From July 1st 2020, The NSW Government has implemented annual permits for non-desexed cats and restricted breeds and dangerous dogs Click on the link below to find more information!

09.01.2022 Congratulations to Nurse Natasha’s two most recent puppy class graduates! I hope you had fun, I know I did!

09.01.2022 Well done to these sweet little pups that graduated tonight with Nurse Natasha Maggie Frankie... Lucy Brax Reggie Percy Maya (absent) Well done everyone!!

07.01.2022 Congratulations to Poppy, Buddy, Hubble, Sir Jasper Montgomery ll and Dude who graduated puppy preschool tonight. What a fun class with a great group of pups and their dedicated owners. Well done everyone and I hope to see you all soon at your next routine appointment - Veronica

06.01.2022 Merry Christmas from all of us at Terrigal Vet Hospital (and Simon's dog Elsie!)

05.01.2022 Congratulations to the recent graduates of puppy preschool with Veronica. Maya, Mazikeen, Ted, Nessa, Oliver and Harvey (absent Garcon)

04.01.2022 Congratulations to Natasha’s recent puppy preschool graduates! Everyone did so well, good work!

02.01.2022 Poor Moose the goose feeling a little under the weather this morning after requiring medication to induce vomiting after getting into a large volume of dark chocolate (and his siblings breakfast perhaps by the quantity of vomitus?? ) A reminder that pups have an excellent sense of smell and a taste for mischief and to keep all food items not meant for them up out of reach because to get to these Old Gold chocolate coated almonds this morning Moose * Got through the wrapping ...paper * Got through the plastic lid of the tub * Got through the foil seal Thankfully Moose should make a full recovery (after a day of feeling poorly!) because he was caught in the act and swift action taken.

01.01.2022 For after hours assistance please contact * SASH Tuggerah 43111311 or * ARH West Gosford 43233886 Wishing all of our clients and their pets a safe and happy Christmas