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Wakeley Vet Hospital

Locality: Wakeley

Phone: +61 2 9609 7966

Address: 481 Smithfield Road 2176 Wakeley, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Happy birthday to our kennel hand Nowhran Thank you for always working hard to make sure all our patients are happy. We hope you have an amazing day

25.01.2022 Meet our little GEMSTONES.. - Quartz (female dilute Calico)...ADOPTED This little girl LOVES attention & enjoys cuddles with our staff... - Ruby (female Torbie)...ADOPTED This little girl is a little shy when she first meets you, but once she gets to know you she is the biggest sweetheart - Topaz (male grey tabby & white)ADOPTED What a handsome stud I hear you say.. He sure is & he knows it! Very friendly little guy & will no doubt make you laugh with his little antics Our kittens come at an adoption fee of $250 each which includes 1st vaccination, desex, microchip & up to date with worm/flea control. Meet & greets can be arranged between Monday-Thursday. For appointments/enquiries please call Natalie on 02 9609 7966

23.01.2022 Tomorrow is going to be a scorcher of a day Please if you can, keep your pets indoors Just like us, animals can also suffer from the heat Heat stroke can vary from mild to life threatening. A high body temperature damages cells and causes a systemic or whole body inflammatory response, damaging vital organs including the liver, kidneys and brain. ... Symptoms of heat stroke include: Rapid breathing or panting: although common in dogs, panting is rare and unusual in cats, but can occur with heat stroke Vomiting Diarrhoea Abnormal bleeding: red lesions on the skin caused by small broken blood vessels, blood in vomit, blood in faeces Increased heart rate Muscle tremors Disorientation and restlessness Seizures Collapse If you think your pet is suffering from heat stroke, it is considered an medical emergency. Please ensure you call your vet for advice & take them to your closest vet if you believe that they are suffering from heat stroke!

20.01.2022 FOUND IN KINGS PARK, WAKELEY Does anyone know this lovely girl? She was taken to the staff at Animal Referral Hospital, Homebush around 3am this morning. We have been informed that she is not well & needs medical treatment. She is not microchipped or desexed. **Please note this little one is not at Wakeley Vet & is currently in the care of the RSPCA... 201 Rookwood Rd, Yagoona NSW 2199 02 9770 7555 - please contact RSPCA directly with all enquiries See more

20.01.2022 We do not make this post lightly, and it is with considerable sadness that we do. Wakeley Vet Group has ZERO tolerance for abuse, physical or verbal, towards any staff member or any other patron of our clinic. We understand that often, you are stressed and emotional when requiring our services. We understand how financially difficult unexpected vet bills can be. We understand how frustrating it can be to try different approaches and treatments without much success. We unders...tand your pain when you have to say goodbye to your baby. And we understand that now more than ever, things are scary and unpredictable. But now, more than ever, we need our clients to show us the same understanding. We are a small team of dedicated vets, nurses and kennel hands, trying to serve a community of thousands. We will always do as much as we can with the resources available to us. We try to make your time at our clinic as pleasant and as comfortable as possible, but often emergencies arise and our best laid plans can easily go awry. Our team will always work as hard as we can to keep things running smoothly, but we ask patience and understanding when we cannot. It is a basic expectation that our staff will be treated respectfully at all times. We will NOT tolerate abuse of any kind. Any abuse, physical or verbal, will be recorded. You will be asked to leave our premises, and if deemed appropriate, your details will be passed onto the police. We are here to keep your pets safe and healthy, but the safety and well-being of our team is paramount. If you cannot treat our team respectfully, please find an alternative veterinary clinic. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many, many clients who are always a pleasure to work with and who have been so understanding during these testing times. Your support is incredibly valued and sometimes, your kind words make a difference bigger than you know.

16.01.2022 Wishing our Dr Aichlinn a very happy birthday Thank you for all your hard work & for all that you do

14.01.2022 Happy birthday to our wonderful nurse Brooke. Thank you for all your hard work. We hope you have a wonderful day

13.01.2022 Our phone lines are currently down. Please feel free to message us via Facebook & we will get back to you as soon as possible. We apologise for the inconvenience this has caused

13.01.2022 Joint Adoption fee has been reduced to $200 to find these babies a loving home together

13.01.2022 Happy Halloween This handsome fella is all ready to greet trick or treaters tonight Please feel free to share pics of your pets in the comments below

12.01.2022 Who here works hard so their pets can have a better life?

11.01.2022 Since being in our care for over 1 week now, this little guy has really come out of his shell Sadly, he has not had one enquiry about him yet Please, consider opening up your hearts & homes to Bollo Benefits of adopting an adult cat (source- Sydney Dogs & Cats Home):... -They require less supervision than kittens & are less likely to destroy your home if you are not around to supervise them - Their personalities are fully developed so you know what you are getting -Adult cats are more likely to be litter trained -Most adult cats have come from a home so they may be accustomed to children or other pets (NB: they may initially be shy, but they have experience interacting with humans and are likely to be friendly). - Adult cats are better with children as they don’t have the very sharp teeth and claws of a kitten, and they will be more gentle-natured in their play and interaction. -Older cats still like to play in-between their naps. Help us find him a home so he doesn’t have to spend Christmas in a kennel

10.01.2022 I have been ADOPTED Hello I’m Garnet When I first arrived at the clinic I was weak, could barely hold my head up & I had to be put on oxygen. They didn’t think that I would survive ... With some TLC, warmth & food in my belly, I survived the night! I was a bit of a spitfire the next day I felt so much better. I was even strong enough to try & run away from those pesky humans - they were annoying, always wanting to cuddle me & they would say what a special girl I was After a few days I realised these humans weren’t going to hurt me & I started to enjoy the attention Whilst being in care of the staff of Wakeley Vet, I’ve grown into such a confident, sassy little girl. I’m very adventurous, love toys, food & of course human companionship. They say I’m a diamond in the rough I’d love to be able to find a fur-ever family to spend my first Christmas with I come at an adoption fee of $250 which includes my 1st vaccination, microchipping, desexing & up to date with worming/flea control. Please note: I’m currently recovering from a mild cold so I will be available to go to my new home from 24/11/20. To book a meet & greet with me, please call Natalie on 02 9609 7966

07.01.2022 Attention all you single ladies The name is Bollo Remember that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover ... Looks are deceiving when it comes to yours truly! I’m honestly a very super sweet social lad who is very independent, LOVES food & pats. I’m very talkative & I’ll let you know when I want something. I have to say - I am also a little bit of a ladies man & have stolen the hearts of the female staff at the clinic My wish this Christmas is to find a fur-ever family to call my own My previous owner had children & reported that I was fine with them I come at an adoption fee of $150 which includes my 1st vaccination, microchipping, desexing & up to date with worming/flea control. If you would like to arrange a meet & greet with me, please call my people on 02 9609 7966 (ask for Natalie)

05.01.2022 We are experiencing technical difficulties with our phone lines. Please feel free to message us through Facebook should you have any enquiries. We apologise for the inconvenience

04.01.2022 Happy Thursday

04.01.2022 Please be advised due to the outbreak of Coronavirus & the mandatory wearing of masks in Greater Western Sydney, we kindly ask that all clients attending our clinic, please wear a face mask to help stop the spread. We thank you for your understanding & co operation

03.01.2022 Today a vet nurse legend was born One of Wakeley Vet’s finest nurses.. Antonio We hope you have an awesome day!... If you pop into the clinic today be sure to wish him a С днем рождения (which is Happy Birthday in Russian) & be sure to give him a few birthday punches as well

02.01.2022 Wishing our beautiful nurse Fiona a very happy birthday. We hope you have an amazing day

02.01.2022 On Sunday 6th December our clinic will be CLOSING at 3pm. Please be sure to call us on 02 9609 7966 to book an appointment

01.01.2022 Miss Peppa I’m a petite little girl with a lot of love to give Upon first meeting me, I may be a bit shy. Once we get to know each other, you will see my gorgeous personality shine through The staff at Wakeley Vet say I’m their favourite (just don’t tell the other kitties that!)... I will be available for adoption early December. My adoption fee of $250 includes 1st vaccination, microchipping, desexing & up to date with worm/flea control. If you would like to meet me, please call 02 9609 7966 & ask for Natalie.