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Young Veterinary Clinic

Phone: +61 2 6382 5155

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23.01.2022 Our interesting patient of the week. This gorgeous man was in for his recheck after surgery. Who needs to go to Egypt to see the sphynx?

19.01.2022 Please be patient our phone lines are down. To contact us please call 0429397520. Thankyou.

18.01.2022 Meet Slash. Slash was happily playing with his children but took it one step too far when he decided to eat their Kinetic sand. Kinetic sand can cause a dangerous impaction in the gastrointestinal tract as it doesn’t move through but reshapes within the intestine as the body tries to move it along. Luckily for Slash his owners were quick to act and Slash has made a full recovery thanks to our veterinarian Felicity Bell.

18.01.2022 To get into the Christmas spirit, please share your pet's Christmas photos with us.

17.01.2022 It’s not even Christmas yet and this cheeky little daschund decided to overindulge. When her owners were away Taco found her bag of dog food and decided to eat it all. She quickly regretted her all you can eat buffet and her owners rushed her in for treatment. As you can see from the X-ray she ate so much her stomach took up most of the space in her abdomen . This pig out earned her a few days stay at the vet clinic. She is one lucky little girl#allyoucaneatbuffet#whilethecatsawaythemousewillplay#tacotuesday#majorfoodbaby#gettinginsomepracticeforchristmas

16.01.2022 It takes a lot of napping by the fire to look this good when your 21! Happy birthday Timmy.

16.01.2022 Our scope is working overtime at the moment. Grass seeds are rife and poor animals are picking them up in every orifice possible. Clyde will feel much better with this bad boy out of his nose! Signs to watch for are shaking their heads, head tilt, sneezing regularly or swollen eyes (depending on where the grass seed is).

15.01.2022 We have a new dental range for your pooches called whimzees. Diva has given them the tick of approval.

15.01.2022 We had the pleasure of treating this cheeky little foal. Mum sure has her hands full with this little beauty!

15.01.2022 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our two and four legged friends. This has been a challenging year for many of us and we want to thank everyone for their support throughout the year. As always our veterinarians are available to our clients for any emergencies over the holiday period, please call 6382 5155.

13.01.2022 Our phones are back up and running now. Thankyou for your patience.

13.01.2022 Why is it cats can always find the warm places? Our clinic cats have discovered all of the warm spots in the clinic. Timmy has his own heater vent which he will occasionally share with Wally. How are your pampered pets keeping warm during this cold weather?

13.01.2022 For the last 3 weeks we have had the pleasure of CSU vet student Brydie’s company. Hopefully you have picked up a few handy hints from us to take home with you. Enjoy the rest of you’re studies and goodluck into the future. Thankyou for the steady stream of amazing baked goods!!!!!

13.01.2022 Georgie has survived a year with us. Cake credit goes to Alice Boland - What an amazing job she has done.

12.01.2022 If you are giving or receiving flowers this Mother’s Day please remember that lilies are toxic to cats. If a cat ingests any part of the lily it will cause kidney damage. The first signs of toxicity are vomiting, depression and loss of appetite. If your cat is showing any of these signs contact your vet immediately.

11.01.2022 We have 5 rabbit vaccine spots left for the 11th Feb for those who are needing their rabbit vaccinated.

10.01.2022 Feel Good Friday. Here are some of the cute puppies that came through the door today for their very important vaccines.

08.01.2022 Our phones are currently out of action. If you have an animal emergency please call 0429 397 520.

08.01.2022 With the weather warming up and Covid restrictions easing up people are heading to the coast for a getaway and taking their beloved pets with them. As a result we are finding an increase in paralysis tick infestation. Murphy was lucky his owners were very observant and found a tick on him. They rushed him in for treatment and a quick clip to aid in the search for more ticks. Another tick was found hiding in his beautiful long locks. It is important to bring your dog to the ve...t for tick removal so they can be removed properly. The toxin which affects your pet is found in the paralysis ticks saliva. Prevention is always better than the cure. If you are heading to the coast make sure your animal is treated with tick prevention at least 4 days before and kept up to date for the duration of your stay. It is important to keep in mind though that no product is 100% effective. Make sure you perform regular tick searches, making sure to check the edge of the lips, skin folds, ears and between the toes. Signs to look for include: * Uncoordination * Weakness * Collapse * Vomiting or retching *Change of bark or meow * Difficulty breathing. If you suspect your animal has a paralysis tick contact a vet and do not give them food or water before seeing the vet.

08.01.2022 Our patient of the week. Munter presented with bladder stones which were preventing him from urinating. He required life saving surgery to ensure he can continue to urinate. Munter has made a full recovery and is loving life once again

07.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day from your fur babies.

06.01.2022 Our very own Christmas miracle. Toby presented to us Christmas Eve very close to deaths door as he was choking on a piece of chicken. Thanks to the quick action of our vet Georgie Toby has now made a full recovery, much to the relief of his owner.

05.01.2022 If you're getting ready for lamb marking, contact us to discuss your pain relief needs.

04.01.2022 Who wouldn’t want these little cuties in their shopping basket? This gorgeous bundle came in today for their vaccinations and microchips. Vaccination is very important to ensure your puppy stays protected from viruses like parvovirus, distemper and hepatitis. Microchipping is equally important as it ensures your pet will be returned to you if they ever go missing.

02.01.2022 Did you know that one in five Australians experience symptoms from mental health each year? October is Mental Health month and to show our support, this month the team at the Young Vet Clinic is each walking 60km to raise funds for The Black Dog Institute’s initiative ‘One Foot Forward.’ 2020 has been a difficult year for Aussies everywhere, with families and friends being separated by the repercussions of COVID-19. If you would also like to show your support to this amazing cause, please see our donation page below. Any donation helps!! Otherwise, if you see the Young Vet Clinic walkers around don’t forget to give us a wave! https://www.onefootforward.org.au/st/851/s