Melrose Animal Hospital | Veterinary surgeon

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Melrose Animal Hospital

Phone: +61 2 6056 1544

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18.01.2022 Fireworks Fireworks are typically accompanied by times of grand celebration! However, for our pets, fireworks can be a stressful event. We have put together some tips to help your pet deal with the stress of loud noises and fireworks. Keep your pet indoors. The walls of your house will help soften the noise.... Distract your pet from sudden and loud noises by putting on the TV or radio. Move fragile items to a different room. If your pet does get spooked, you don't want them accidentally injuring themselves. Avoid paying them too much attention This can be difficult to do; however, as long as your pet is not endangering themselves, it can be the best way to reassure them that there is nothing to be concerned about. Make sure their microchip details are up to date. If your pet does somehow manage to escape, it is important that they can be identified. If you want more tips or advice on how to help your pet cope with fireworks and loud noises, speak to one of our vets. Contact Hume Animal Hospital on 02 6025 4088 or Melrose Animal Hospital on 02 6056 1544 for an appointment. Plus don't forget we have online booking available below!

16.01.2022 SPRING TIME FUN GIVEAWAY !! Just for fun no strings attached! All you have to do post a picture of your pet enjoying the sunshine and we will select a winner at random (1 winner per clinic Hume in Albury & Melrose in Wodonga)... What will you win?? 4 months’ supply of flea treatment & a 3kg bag of food for your dog or cat & for YOU a $50.00 Coles/ Myer gift card Winners will be chosen on October 31st so get out those cameras and enjoy some sunshine with your furry friends

16.01.2022 WE ARE CURRENTLY WITHOUT POWER and some of PHONE calls are not coming through. If you are having trouble getting in contact with us please phone our sister clinic - Hume Animal Hospital (0260254088) and they will be able to assist you.

08.01.2022 We have stray male rabbit wanting to get back home. If you are the owner or if you know who is the owner please call us on 0260561544. ( proof of ownership will be required)We have stray male rabbit wanting to get back home. If you are the owner or if you know who is the owner please call us on 0260561544. ( proof of ownership will be required)

07.01.2022 Heartworm is transmitted to dogs by infected mosquitoes causing heartworms to develop in the vessels of the heart and lungs. The signs of the disease can be coughing, exercise intolerance, breathing difficulties and sometimes collapse during exercise due to heart failure. Prevention is best from 12 weeks of age Monthly products come in the form of an oral medication or a spot on liquid and must be continued for their whole life. An injection can be given at 3 months, 6 mont...hs and 12 months of age and then given yearly for the remainder of their life. If your pet has not started heartworm prevention by 6 months of age they will require a blood test to determine if they are incubation or carrying heartworm. Cats can be affected by heartworm, and it can be a fatal disease. However the level of cats affected in the area is currently unknown and considered to be low. Prevention by a monthly chewable or a spot on prevention are available. See more

07.01.2022 Congratulations to our summer photo winner The winner very kindly donated their prize to Wodonga Dog Rescue

05.01.2022 A special visit today. Lucy had a caesarian delivery 6 weeks ago. Today the puppies came for their first vaccination, microchip and a health exam. We don’t know who enjoyed the cuddles more, the puppies or the girls!

04.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all our wonderful clients and their furbabies!

04.01.2022 We are so excited to announce that Beautiful nurse Amy is coming back to join our team. Amy has over 10 years experience as a veterinary nurse. Amy has a genuine love of all animals and of the veterinary industry life- with all the excitement and challenges it brings. WELCOME BACK Amy We are super excited!!!! #Humeamdmelroseanimalhospitals#bestvetnursesever#veterinarymedicine#vetnurse#alburywodongasurrounds

Melrose Animal Hospital | Veterinary surgeon