The Travelling Vet in Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

The Travelling Vet

Locality: Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9844 1900

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21.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all of my amazing clients! I have had my busiest year in 17 years. So many new pets and new clients. Lucky for me, all of my new clients have been so lovely and kind. Maybe next year I will see your face and come in the front door! Lets hope! I am taking some annual leave now, and look forward to a happier 2021

21.01.2022 So many clients have told me this month that they are feeding Dentastix for their dogs teeth..you are wasting your money!! They are too soft. Get something harder that they can safely chew for hours. Today Tommy had a choice of a cows ear, a venison ear, a goats horn and his all time favourite..a Bully Stick (dried bulls penis!)...mmmm..yum

21.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all my wonderful clients and your furry babies. It has been a pleasure looking after you all this year. I will be taking a break until the 7th if January. See you all for a big 2019....Eat up!! <3 <3

20.01.2022 We do have the best wildlife!

20.01.2022 The way she pulls out each block so carefully is absolutely mind blowing. Im lost for words

20.01.2022 Enjoy the beautiful weekend dog lovers!

20.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all my wonderful clients..I hope you all have a lovely break (hopefully!!) and a happy new year. I will be taking a short break, and be back on board as of Monday January the 6th 2020. Happy New Year!! :)

19.01.2022 Allergy season is approaching.. Dont put up with chronic skin allergies...There are now new, safer medications available to treat those pets who suffer constantly...

19.01.2022 If you dont have a four legged friend to share your workout with come join one of my programs at Pilates in Research @TheWellnessShack

19.01.2022 We all know one of these!

17.01.2022 This is why I love them!

17.01.2022 'Tis the season that fledglings learn to fly At this time of year Lort Smith often has well-meaning members of public bringing in baby birds they think are in... distress. Rest assured that in almost every case, the bird is fine. Fledglings will often spend a few days on the ground learning to fly, and their parents are almost always watching from afar. Bird eyesight is much better than humans, so they may be quite far away. It's highly likely they can see you, even if you can’t see them. If you find a baby bird, the best thing to do is nothing. If they are in immediate danger e.g. in the middle of the road, then gently move them to a nearby safe place. If you are concerned then return in 2-3 hours to check on them again. Only if they appear injured should you take them to the nearest vet. It is appreciated if you hang around until the baby bird is checked and then return it to the place you found it it’s very important they are reunited with their parents. Please read up on what to do if you find an "orphan" baby bird, and how to make a new bird home in four easy steps: www.lortsmith.com//animal-health-resour/orphan-baby-birds/ #animalwellbeing #leavethebirdalone #melbournevet #birdcare

17.01.2022 "Zac" the newest member of the Pike family had his heartworm injection today. Not a problem at all for Mr Zac. We can start heartworm injections at 12 weeks of age now.. <3 <3

17.01.2022 If you have a few spare minutes, I would love it if you could give me a review on Google! (just click on link below)

17.01.2022 All you dog lovers will love this documentary

15.01.2022 A buddy of mine sent this to me its on 75 by tipp city lol This video is exclusively managed by CatersNews to license or use in a commercial player please contact [email protected] or+441216161100

13.01.2022 Snake season again- dogs on leads in parks please!!

12.01.2022 Anyone got this feeling at the moment! Take care everyone, look after each other <3

11.01.2022 Today I witnessed my first snake bite of the season.One hot day! Dogs on leads again!Today I witnessed my first snake bite of the season.One hot day! Dogs on leads again!

11.01.2022 What a beautie!

10.01.2022 There seems to be a puppy boom in this lock-down life. I would like to advise all potential buyers to always get an independent vet health check for any new pup purchased. A vaccination card signed by a veterinarian DOES NOT mean that the puppy has no genetic or major health problems. And a $6000 price tag gives no health guarantee also. Buyer Beware!

09.01.2022 Love this..my boy is a non lover

08.01.2022 Cats and Domino Leave 1% of your love at our new youtube channel by click the red subscribes button youtube.com/catshome

08.01.2022 No Coronavirus here!! ;) I am still doing house calls if needed. Stay safe everyone and have a lovely weekend :)

07.01.2022 Tis the season that fledglings learn to fly At this time of year Lort Smith often has well-meaning members of public bringing in baby birds they think are in... distress. Rest assured that in almost every case, the bird is fine. Fledglings will often spend a few days on the ground learning to fly, and their parents are almost always watching from afar. Bird eyesight is much better than humans, so they may be quite far away. Its highly likely they can see you, even if you cant see them. If you find a baby bird, the best thing to do is nothing. If they are in immediate danger e.g. in the middle of the road, then gently move them to a nearby safe place. If you are concerned then return in 2-3 hours to check on them again. Only if they appear injured should you take them to the nearest vet. It is appreciated if you hang around until the baby bird is checked and then return it to the place you found it its very important they are reunited with their parents. Please read up on what to do if you find an "orphan" baby bird, and how to make a new bird home in four easy steps: www.lortsmith.com//animal-health-resour/orphan-baby-birds/ #animalwellbeing #leavethebirdalone #melbournevet #birdcare

07.01.2022 Slightly teary

03.01.2022 I am whippet mad..but oh my <3 <3

02.01.2022 I know that I do go on about dental care, but I met a 2 year old cat today on my travels with absolutely spotless teeth! They have fed Hills T/D since he was a kitten plus some wet/raw food. The Cat Protection Society in Greensborough recommended this. Fantastic idea..prevention rather than cure..well done Cat Protection Society. :) Happy Vet today (and easily pleased)

02.01.2022 Yesterday a client told me that her 5 year old Doberman passed away from a Corncob obstruction. This prompted me to let you all know of the most common and dangerous objects that can cause obstructions (mainly in dogs). PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE!! 1. Corn Cobs 2. Wooden Skewers 3. Ice-cream sticks 4. Underwear... 5. Rocks 6. Cooked bones 7. Sanitary products I like to keep bins out of dogs reach completely..especially Labrador owners! .. and keep in mind what they might find when off lead! Take care everyone :) See more

01.01.2022 Today was a very sad day for the Dunne family. Rosies health was going down hill very quickly, and we had to say goodbye to her today. It has been a pleasure looking after you for 14 years Rosie Rose. We will all miss you dearly <3