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Poisons

Please call the Australian Animal Poisons Centre directly on: 1300 869 738 if your pet has eaten something and you are worried.

They can advise you as to whether you need to see a vet, or not.

For more information visit; https://animalpoisons.com.au/

 

After Hours

If your pet needs emergency veterinary attention out of hours, we refer to the Animal Emergency Services in 37 Derwent Park Road, Moonah; Phone: 1300 302 912

 

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Feline Paralysis & Covid-19

Now that a lot of us are working from home, feline paralysis has become a bit of an issue relating to work productivity. Find out what it is and how you and your cat can become happy co-workers.

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Are you meeting your cat’s litter tray needs?

Cats can commonly develop urinary or bowel issues. This can include discomfort or straining when toileting, toileting outside the tray, constipation, bladder inflammation, or signs of stress. In severe cases cats can develop urinary blockages which can be life threatening.  In many cases these issues can be prevented by ensuring there is a litter tray…

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GENERAL WEIGHT LOSS ADVICE FOR CATS

It is very important that we maintain our beloved cats at a healthy body weight. Of course, they are beautiful at any size! However we do find that overweight cats are very high risk for several health issues including:  – Joint and back pain – Diabetes – Urinary problems or life-threatening bladder blockage – Heart…

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Phone 6227 8000

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Monday – Friday 8.30am – 5.30pm

Saturday 8.30am – 12.00pm

(Closed every second Saturday)

Sunday & Public Holidays closed.