The Cottage Animal Hospital in Parramatta, New South Wales | Pet service

The Cottage Animal Hospital

Locality: Parramatta, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9890 7220

Address: 16 Ross Street 2150 Parramatta, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 some of our current adorable adoptables - cute doesn’t even begin to describe this cheeky crew. If you think you can provide a loving commited forever family to one of our rescue babies feel free to call us on 98907220 to book a visit.

22.01.2022 URGENT FOOD RECALL

22.01.2022 Introducing our song litter - soon open for adoption applications. They are just the sweetest family Mum Delilah was rescued pregnant from a council pound. BONUS POINTS if you can name the songs Call us on 98907220 from 8am on a Monday for adoption appointments or for further information.

21.01.2022 **Important information on Leptospirosis**

21.01.2022 love a happy FriYAY face!

21.01.2022 The Cottage Christmas Party was at ‘Pinot and Picasso’s brand new studio in Parramatta last night. SO MUCH fun!!! We all voted to paint an animal of course, so we booked the Boho the Elephant session. We have such a great team and was nice seeing them out of scrubs and having some fun. #pinotandpicassoparramatta #cottagefamily #noscrubs

19.01.2022 So we were honoured to be nominated for the 2020 Local Business Awards and guess what??? We won!!! We are so incredibly humbled and grateful, not just for the recognition, but for all of our amazing clients and their pets that have supported us through such an incredibly difficult year. We opened from nothing 8 years ago and have loved every minute of growing our fabulous veterinary family. Also a big thank you to the wonderful team at Monika’s Doggierescue. So ..... we dedicate this award to every single one of you! Thank you for your continued support and love #localbusinessawards

17.01.2022 HOT WEATHER ALERT Bureau of Meterology has predicted Sydney weather is going to be ROASTING for BOTH days this weekend. Heat stress and heat stroke are killers... While animals suffering from heat stress may have mild symptoms like panting and drinking more water, animals suffering from heat stroke become gravely ill and often die. All animals can suffer heat stroke. Some are particularly at risk: - flat faced dogs and cats- for example - Pugs, Boston Terriers, Bulldogs, Shih Tzu, Persians - Obesity - Long thick coats - Medical conditions especially heart and respiratory disease - the old and the very young - little pocket pets Signs of heat stroke include ,disorientation, panting,drooling, red or pale gums, vomiting or diarrhoea,muscle tremors, seizure,collapse So keep your pets in the cool indoors. Fresh cool water aplenty !! No walks unless very early or late Bunnies & Guinea Piggies need to come indoors too - they are SUPER susceptible to heat stroke. Don’t forget to put out some cool water for the wildlife ( pop a stick in it so bugs and lizards can get in and out ) And while you’re at it - check in on any elderly or vulnerable neighbours and take them an iced tea!! Stay safe everyone

17.01.2022 meet Bruce!! Bruce has been with us for many months after sustaining some terrible injuries and being rescued through Doggierescue. Bruce had nerve damage resulting in complete paralysis of his hindlimb. After three months of care and physio by our nurses unfortunately there was little improvement in his limb though huge improvements in his general health. Sadly we had to surgically remove his useless limb 2 weeks ago as it was causing him pain and pulling him off balance. He’s now a happy little three-legger and is ready to find a forever home. He is the sweetest smoochiest guy and if you are the lucky one to adopt him you’ll need to bring a crowbar to pry him away from our nurses who have become very attached to him and may just have trouble handing him over.

15.01.2022 this proud pretty girl decided to take a selfie of the epic moment she got to see one of her babies sucking it’s toe beans on ultrasound - #prettydelilah #toebeansforever

14.01.2022 **Important Information** please read carefully

13.01.2022 UPDATE: we are all adopted These little cutie baby boys are now almost 6 weeks old. We are taking expressions on interest in finding forever homes and if you are interested in adopting we can make a COVID safe appointment to meet them... they will start heading to forever homes when they are 8 weeks old.

13.01.2022 Leptospirosis update

13.01.2022 there is a polar blast coming!! Time to break out the comfy winter PJs - lets see a winter fashion parade in the comments.....

11.01.2022 So this week we opened our doors to humans for the first time since March. The waiting room looks a little different now as we have made changes to help ensure we can thoroughly sanitise multiple times daily. It’s important to us to prioritise the safety of those that come into our building as well as our staff . Due to the small size of our Hospital, we will continue to allow only one person per pet into the exam room with the vet. For those that prefer zero contact or drop off visits we will still offer this as an option ( we know the local cafes were very popular with many this year ) Thank you again as always for your understanding as we navigate our way through these difficult times

11.01.2022 when you are trying hard to get a nice family video and Mum just wants head boops! #BOOP!

10.01.2022 Cutie pie Cookie ( affectionately known as Meatball to us ) has been staying with us for some checks on her heart - she’s such a sweetheart and she will soon be available for adoption through DoggieRescue - don’t just stand there, let's get to it Strike a pose, there's nothing to it

09.01.2022 when you type ‘MilkBar’ into your GPS and Siri sends you the wrong way down a one way street #meetingyourbuddiesatthebar

09.01.2022 COVID UPDATE: Dear Cottage Animal Hospital friends and family. Please join our team in keeping our community safe.... In light of the changing Covid environment we find ourselves in, from today our team will be moving back to zero contact consultations. Yes its the pits - we loved having you back in - but community safety must come first. SO.... this means we are still open and still able to see your pets for appointments, however entry to the practice for pet owners will be restricted unless it is an extenuating circumstance. Please rest assured your pet will still receive the most professional care, love & attention and extra treats and cuddles from our vet and nursing team. We ask: clients with cold or flu-like symptoms: High Temperature, Sore Throat, Cough, Shortness of breath or if anyone in the household is sick or awaiting COVID tests PLEASE STAY HOME & CALL TO DISCUSS your pets health matters please alert the reception team to your arrival and wait in the car or on the bench on our porch with your pet. remember to bring your mobile phone to be available to discuss history, diagnostics, treatment and ongoing plan. Together we can keep our community safe and ensure our team remains able to provide continuous service throughout this Covid-19 pandemic. From all the team at The Cottage Animal Hospital , we thank you for your understanding.

09.01.2022 how many PJs does your pet possess?

07.01.2022 TICKS KILL - they are dangerous and sneaky and they can be silent until it’s too late. Prevention with a proven product is a lifesaver. We’ve never heard anyone regret using a great tick product but plenty regret they didn’t. It’s looking like it’s going to be an extra bad season. And remember to always check your pets daily.

04.01.2022 Meet little girl Cream sporting her wonderful tuxedo and darling Oliver who is a divine blue and white boy.... these sweet babies are super excited about the possibility finding a forever home! Could that be you??? Please call us on 98907220 for more information

03.01.2022 !! calling all newspaper readers!! We are running very low on newspaper at The Cottage... if anyone has any they could drop to us we would be super grateful - thank you

02.01.2022 Pregnant pound rescue Delilah is being a fantastic mum to her babies. So many different colours! Sooooo cuteeeee#kittencam - We will start taking applications for adoptions in 2 weeks. If you have any questions please call 98907220

02.01.2022 Not only is there going to be a First Dog again - there’s going to be TWO dogs in The White House - Major & Champ - both rescues.

02.01.2022 Tiny little toy poodle Ava had her first visit with us today for a puppy health examination and her second vaccination. She was so brave and just the cutest little poodle girl. We love you Ava!

01.01.2022 ...... LIVE from the Caternity Ward at The Cottage - Delilah and her babies -only minutes old - 2 more popped out after this was taken so she has 6 bubba’s all different colours!