Willunga and Aldinga Vet Services in Willunga, South Australia | Pet service

Willunga and Aldinga Vet Services

Locality: Willunga, South Australia

Phone: Willunga 8556 2075 and Aldinga 8556 5498

Address: 37 Main Rd 5172 Willunga, SA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 A duck, a magpie and this sweet little ringtail possum were all brought in before 9am! Its definitely spring

25.01.2022 Charlie is a big supporter of the afternoon nap

24.01.2022 Meet Bubs, Bubs is a 100kg ewe that came in for emergency abdominal surgery a few weeks ago after presenting with inappentence, lethargy and ruminal tympany. After not responding to medical treatment, it was decided late Saturday evening that it was time for Dr. Simon to perform abdominal surgery and resolve the problem. It was found that her intestines were full of gas and a section had to be opened and the contents emptied. Luckily the surgery was a success and we are pleased to say Bubs has made a full recovery!

24.01.2022 Some of our latest graduates Choogie, Kenny, Aela and Milly. They all passed Puppy Pre School with flying colors

23.01.2022 We all want our furry friends to enjoy the festive season. However it is important remember there is a lot of Christmas food that dogs (and cats) should avoid. We also recommend steering clear of bones and corn on the cob which can cause bowel obstructions, and fatty foods which can cause tummy upsets. Christmas food your pets can enjoy include skinless, boneless meat and vegetables like carrots, pumpkin and potatoes. Just remember everything in moderation!

22.01.2022 Christmas treats for your best fur pal are now available at our Willunga clinic

22.01.2022 Did you know, just like us, brushing your pets teeth regularly is one of the best ways to help prevent tooth decay and gum disease? If youre interested in learning how to brush your pets teeth or what dental products might be suitable for your pet, book in to see one of our nurses for a free dental check!

22.01.2022 Today is a great day to check in with the people in your life to ask R U Ok?

22.01.2022 Bisket came in for her puppy vaccination. How adorable are her ears?

19.01.2022 We love it when puppies come in for their first vaccination Look at those faces!

19.01.2022 A successful Saturday for Dr. Brooke, helping to deliver this healthy Limousin calf for a proud first time mumma

19.01.2022 This stunning Southern Giant Petrel came in to our Aldinga clinic last week after being found on a work site. These birds have a range the spans from Antarctica all the way to Australia, Chile and Africa! And their wingspan can be approximately 2 meters! After a vet check, some subcutaneous fluids and landing at least one good bite on Nurse Tess he was off to a carer for some rehabilitation before being released

18.01.2022 Poor Spiculus the alpaca came in to see Dr Brooke last week, with a broken leg! After some light sedation he had a couple of x-rays to make sure everything was lined up perfectly in his cast. His best friend Cosmo was very supportive staying by his side throughout the whole procedure

18.01.2022 Do you know how many kittens a female cat could have in her lifetime? Using the average statistics of 4 kittens per litter, 3 times per year for 15 years makes a total of 180 kittens over a lifetime! Thats a lot of kittens!! We always recommend you get both female and male cats desexed to avoid unwanted litters. For the month of July we are offering discounted desexing, so now is the perfect time to get your cat desexed

18.01.2022 An important reminder that dogs don’t always enjoy fireworks as much as we do and can often find them quite scary! If you are going out tonight, make sure that your yard is secure and that your dog has a safe place to hide and plenty of distraction, including things like Kongs or leaving the tv or radio on. If you do find a stray dog, Facebook pages like Lost Pets of South Australia are a great resource to get them home quickly. ... Have a fun and safe night everyone! See more

18.01.2022 Remember baby birds dont always need rescuing!

18.01.2022 It was all hands on deck to help deliver Daisys 11 healthy babies via caesarean

17.01.2022 Aint that the truth?

17.01.2022 Merry Christmas to you all from everyone at Willunga and Aldinga Veterinary Services. We hope that you have a safe and relaxing holiday period and you don’t need to see us at all! But if you do we have a vet available on the public holidays between 6am and 9pm for small animals and 24 hours for large animals. To contact the vet, call our Willunga number, 8556 2075 and follow the prompts.

16.01.2022 How cute are these babies!?

16.01.2022 Anybody else’s cat see the Christmas tree as their personal playground?

15.01.2022 Puppy School is back For more info give us a call at either clinic or visit www.willungavets.com.au

13.01.2022 Normy enjoying his take your fur-kid to work day with his mum, nurse Vikki

13.01.2022 July may not be National Desexing Month this year, but we have decided to offer discounts on desexing anyway! For the entire month of July we are offering discounted desexing for dogs, cats, rabbits and ferrets. Conditions do apply, so if you are interested in getting your pet desexed please call either clinic and talk to one of our reception staff

13.01.2022 We are sure you are all aware that as of tonight our state is entering a strict 6 day lockdown. Veterinary services are still considered essential, and at this stage we will continue to operate as normally as we can under the new restrictions. If you are coming to either clinic please take note of the following rules: - call from the car when you arrive rather than coming straight in.... - pay by contactless methods including card or over the phone if you can. - only one person to come into the clinic with your pet/s. - maintain social distancing, use hand sanitizer provided and wear a mask as per lockdown protocols. - please do not come into the clinic if you are supposed to be self isolating, have recently been in contact with anyone who is supposed to be self isolating, have had a COVID-19 test and are awaiting results or if you are feeling unwell. We understand that this is a stressful time and we will do everything we can to keep you updated. Please be patient with our staff in clinic and on the phone, we are doing everything we can to keep you, your pet and ourselves safe and healthy.

13.01.2022 We are fast approaching that time of year again! Snakes have been spotted out and about in this warmer weather, which means our pets are at risk of getting bitten. Reducing rubbish and long grass around the yard and keeping dogs on a lead when going for a walk can help reduce this risk. If you think your pet may have been bitten by a snake, it is important you get them to a vet ASAP.

13.01.2022 Trying to take the perfect class photo + 4 very happy puppies = chaos!

12.01.2022 Adorable Charlie lapped up the attention when he visited Willunga last week. Any excuse for puppy cuddles!

12.01.2022 Animals have always played a role in warfare. Whether it was through active service or providing support and camaraderie. Today we take a moment to pay our respects to them and all those who never came home from the battlefield. Lest we forget.

11.01.2022 Introducing Mouse, the Great Dane. A sweet, gentle giant who came in to our Willunga clinic a few weeks ago to be desexed. Great Danes were originally bred by German nobility for hunting and protection, and can weigh over 80 kgs when fully grown!

10.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day! Whats your dog doing to celebrate?

10.01.2022 Daisy trying out our new snufflemat while having her vaccination

10.01.2022 Spot was showing off some serious skills when he came in for his dental check

09.01.2022 How good are puppy cuddles? This sweet little girl along with all her brothers and sisters are ready to head to their new families after being vaccinated, microchipped and vet checked.

09.01.2022 Happy Halloween!

09.01.2022 Peek-a-boo! Rottweiler pups are so cute

08.01.2022 Thanks for bringing your little ones in for us Farmer Darcy's Travelling Farm!

08.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day! May your Fathers Day be better than your dad jokes

07.01.2022 Are you worried about not being able to walk your dog during lockdown? You can make staying at home fun for you and your dog! We recommend activities that make your dog use their senses (especially that great sense of smell)! Here are a few resources we have found. But we would also love to hear how you’re going to keep your dog amused during lockdown! - https://www.animalbehaviourcoaching.com.au//stay-at-home-e... - https://www.bluecross.org.uk/p/coronavirus-indoor-dog-games See more

07.01.2022 Thank you for your feedback Tiz! We are extremely proud of our Puppy Pre-school team, and we love to hear that little graduates like Choogie are benefiting from taking part in our classes!

06.01.2022 Avoid the Bunpocalypse! Did you know that a pair of breeding rabbits can produce approximately 84 kits a year? Imagine if those 84 rabbits go on to have 84 babies a year! You can see how quickly it would add up Getting your rabbit desexed not only helps reduce the number of unwanted rabbits, but can also help improve your rabbits quality of life. This includes reducing the chance of certain cancers and behavioral issues. If you are interested in getting your rabbit desexed, give us a call to discuss the benefits of desexing

06.01.2022 Meet the model! George taking time out from helping Dr Brooke demonstrate teeth brushing, just being his very photogenic self! What a gorgeous boy

04.01.2022 Poor Bear swallowed a fish hook! Luckily for her, Dr Brooke managed to remove the hook, which was located at the back of her throat. Hopefully she will think twice about trying to sneak the bait off a fishing line next time!

03.01.2022 Any objections to us turning this into a puppy spam page?

03.01.2022 Just a quick update on our COVID-19 measures: Thank you to everyone who has been patient with us over the past couple of months, by waiting outside or in your car. We are now having a maximum of 2 people in the waiting room at a time, so we ask that you please check at the door before you come in and by mindful that you may have to wait outside. If you would prefer to wait outside or in the car still, please give us a call when you arrive and we can come out to you. We will update you further as things change, thanks again everyone

03.01.2022 Did you know approximately 80% of dogs over 3 years of age have some form of dental disease? Dental disease not only causes bad breath, but can be very painful and cause a range of internal organ problems. If you are interested in what dental products can help keep your dogs (or cats) mouth healthy, give us a call to book a dental check with one of our nurses. We also have some great freebies for pets that have a dental procedure with us over August and September!

02.01.2022 Its competition time! Thanks to Bayer we have a great Dyson V8 Animal vacuum cleaner to be won! Enter in clinic by buying any 6 pack of Advocate and telling us in 25 words or less what your pet dreams of. ... Competition closes 27th October 2020.

02.01.2022 Banjo trying to have a serious conversation with Dr Nichola, while Benson is just interested in the treats on offer!

01.01.2022 A big thank you to everyone who rescheduled their appointments over the last couple of days. We really appreciate your cooperation! We are seeing routine appointments again from Monday morning. So please give us a call next week to book back in