Time Out Pet Care in Yass, New South Wales | Pet service

Time Out Pet Care

Locality: Yass, New South Wales

Phone: +61 418 206 215

Address: Yass River Rd 2582 Yass, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.timeoutpetcare.com

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25.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE Dear Yass Valley Animal Community, As per the government advice and recommendations from Friday the 15th of May our COVID-19 policies will... relax slightly. The health and safety of our clients, staff and patients is our highest priority. We aim to make it simple for your pet to receive their usual high standard of veterinary care. We will continue to follow the recommended advice, act accordingly and alter procedures and provide the maximum standard of care for our patients. We would appreciate your help in keeping the transmission risk reduced by complying with the following procedures: We ask that you do not enter our premises if you are experiencing the following flu-like symptoms: High Temperature Sore Throat Cough Shortness of breath Only 3 clients permitted in the waiting room at any one time. Only one healthy adult should accompany the pet. Please make all appointments via phone or our online website. We also ask that anyone who has traveled overseas within the last months to make us aware of this prior to attending their appointment. Visit our hospitals only after having phoned ahead. Disinfect your hands when entering the hospitals. Avoid contact (no hand shaking) and keep at least 2-metre distance from other people at all times. Try not to touch anything in the waiting and consultation rooms. Contact-less payment is preferred. No Cash. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Kind Regards, The Yass Valley Veterinary Team

25.01.2022 WARNING With the warmer weather kicking in earlier than normal this year the snakes are already well and truly on the move. We have already had snake bites ...admitted to YVV. Symptoms to watch for if you think your pet has been bitten by a snake. Brown snake: -Usually a rapid onset of symptoms, within 30 minutes -Initially may vomit or have diarrhoea -Become unsteady and weak in the legs-starting with the back legs -Laboured breathing -Floppy paralysis (Especially in cats) or sudden collapse in dogs. Black Snake: -Slower onset of symptoms and can have one or more of these symptoms -Vomiting or diarrhoea -Weakness or unsteady gait - Laboured breathing -Urinating blood -Lethargy or Muscle soreness and reluctance to move -Dark red gums -Soft swellings or discharging bite mark If you are at all concerned that your pet may have been bitten please call Yass Valley Veterinary on (02) 6226 4444 or Murrumbateman on (02) 6227 5955.

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