Wilberforce Vet Hospital in Wilberforce, New South Wales, Australia | Medical and health

Wilberforce Vet Hospital

Locality: Wilberforce, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4575 3335

Address: Cnr Rose St & Wilberforce Rd 2756 Wilberforce, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 We are CLOSED until 4pm today due to a power outage. Richmond is still OPEN ... please call them to make an appointment. We’ll back between 4-7pm for consults this afternoon.We are CLOSED until 4pm today due to a power outage. Richmond is still OPEN ... please call them to make an appointment. We’ll back between 4-7pm for consults this afternoon.

23.01.2022 We’re having technical difficulties with our phones and internet ... If you can’t get through please call Richmond on 4578 4229 and they can make you an appointment for Wilberforce and give any advice you need.We’re having technical difficulties with our phones and internet ... If you can’t get through please call Richmond on 4578 4229 and they can make you an appointment for Wilberforce and give any advice you need.

22.01.2022 This is Roxette. She is an 8mo bearded dragon that presented to the clinic by her loving owner for glass surfing - a behaviour that indicates stress - and a decline in appetite and energy. A physical exam identified round masses in Roxette’s abdomen and an ultrasound allowed us to identify these as active follicles on her ovaries. Typically, over the coming weeks these would continue to develop into eggs and would be laid as a clutch. However, occasionally a beardie’s ho...rmones don’t cooperate and the follicles sit unchanged for long periods. This is known as follicular stasis and can make the beardie feel ill. If they burst, it can also prove fatal. Roxette’s owners made the decision to desex her to remove these inactive follicles and Dr Kurtz undertook the procedure. Everything went very well and she is now back to her usual gluttony and feeling much happier in herself!

18.01.2022 Dear All, this is the advice given by the Australian Veterinary Association regarding you and your pets. https://www.ava.com.au//information-sheet---covid-19-and-c

17.01.2022 ALL SET FOR THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE!!

17.01.2022 NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) will be conducting a baiting program in many national parks using fresh meat, manufactured baits and CPE’s containing 1080 (sodium fluoroacetate) poison for the control of wild dogs. The program will be ongoing and continuous from Tuesday 5 May 2020 to Thursday 5 November 2020. We have been advised of two dogs in the Wheelbarrow Ridge Rd, Colo Heights area who have very sadly died from these baits. Please be aware of the danger and keep your dogs away from national parks.

17.01.2022 Two Bored Dogs ... Part Two, Food Challenge.

14.01.2022 Now we get it!

09.01.2022 https://austvetassoc.wistia.com/medias/80rcpfx5lv

07.01.2022 Things to do in isolation with two dogs and too much toilet paper

07.01.2022 These’s two cuties were brought into the hospital by a member of the public who found them out in the open alone with no signs of mum or a safe place to hide. They were given the all clear by Dr Poon and are in safe hands of an experienced WIRES carer.

06.01.2022 With high temperatures this weekend please watch out for your pets big and small! Make sure they have plenty of shade, water and if you can bring them inside!

06.01.2022 No need for panic ... just some important information for you and your pets.

03.01.2022 We had an interesting visitor to Richmond Vet Hospital yesterday. This juvenile lace monitor was presented by Sydney Wildlife after having been hit by a car. While he had a non-displaced fracture to his right lower jaw that we splinted to stabilise, he thankfully escaped further injury. ... We’ll be checking in with his carer in two weeks to see how things are healing

02.01.2022 Let’s get into the Christmas Spirit . Nurse Jody has been out and about getting lots of Christmas photos with Willow & Sage ... . So, we’d like to see Christmas photos of your pets .

01.01.2022 Our Richmond hospital is open on Monday 10am-12noon call 4578 4229 Enjoy the long weekend Spend lots of time with your pets Our Richmond hospital is open on Monday 10am-12noon call 4578 4229 Enjoy the long weekend Spend lots of time with your pets