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When it comes to providing your pet with quality care, it is important to be informed and up to date with all health requirements and disease prevention methods. Vaccinating your pet is important to ensure they will live a fulfilling life without disease or illness.
Our expert vet team offers consultations to cover all of your pet care needs and can answer any queries or specific concerns you may have about your pet’s health. Topics we cover in our consultations can include preventative care, surgery, behaviour, nutrition and other matters depending on your individual pet’s needs.
Blood tests play an important role in diagnosing and monitoring many conditions. It helps detect diseases early while they are still treatable.
Your pet’s health is our priority and we want to make looking after your pet a smooth and easy process! Participating in healthcare programs are just some of the ways you can help to keep your pet safe and well.
Vaccination4Life is a lifetime vaccination plan that saves you up to 75% off the cost of your pet’s vaccinations over time. Vaccinations are vital to keeping your pet healthy and happy, which is why we came up with our Vacc4Life program! A one-off payment of $550 provides your pet with annual boosters and health checks for the rest of their life.
Download our Vaccination4Life brochure here.
The Wellness Program provides an all-inclusive list of preventative healthcare treatments and services to members for a small fee of $50.00 per month, with a $90 upfront fee. This fee will be direct debited from your account. This is a hassle-free and no stress program designed to benefit the health of your pet.
For more information, download our brochure here.
Call us today for more information! Alternatively, fill out a form here and we will be in contact with you.
Surgery can be a stressful time for both you and your pet. We think it’s a good idea to keep you well informed about the procedures and processes that are required before, during and after surgery.
Our expert team is dedicated to providing your pet with the best possible outcomes.
We aim to ensure any surgery day is as stress free for you and your pet as possible. Your pet’s safety is our highest priority.
The more you understand why your pet behaves the way it does, the easier it will be for you to train your pet and make them a happy and well behaved member of your family. Our vets are trained in assessing behavioural problems and can advise the most appropriate treatment.
Our expert nurse team works closely with our vets to offer consultations to cover your pet care needs and can answer any queries or specific concerns you may have about your pet’s health. Topics we cover in our consultations can include preventative care, surgery, behaviour, nutrition and other matters depending on your individual pet’s needs. Nurses are able to perform nail clippings, dental checks and more!
When it comes to dental health, pets require treatment just as humans do. Prevention is better than cure!
Tooth, gum pain and dental disease can be as severe in pets as it is in humans, but often goes unnoticed. It can lead to infection that has been linked with the development of kidney and heart disease.
Bad breath is one of the most common signs of dental disease. Most pets will continue eating regardless of severe infection and pain. This is why it’s so important to bring your pet into the clinic for regular check-ups. Nurse dental checks are complimentary because we’re always here to help!
We recommend a professional dental scale and polish treatment every 6-12 months for pets, even with good home care. A general anesthetic is required for this.
Dental diets are specially formulated dry food which is designed to remove plaque as your pet eats. Some also contain toothpaste-like ingredients to fight plaque.
Just like at your dentist, we have state of the art equipment and everything your pet needs to keep their pearly whites nice and healthy! Our clinic has a dedicated dental area with ultrasonic cleaner and polisher along with specialised animal dental equipment, including a drill.
It is important to not only treat illness but to also prevent future illness for your pet. Preventative care can help achieve and maintain a high level of general health and well-being for your pet.
Intestinal worms and fleas are unwelcome pet parasites, which can cause both animal and human disease. Keeping your pet’s parasite control up-to-date is the best way to protect them and your family.
While fleas may prefer to bite our pets, they are often happy to multiply in houses and bite us too! In fact, the flea will spend only a small part of its life-cycle on your pet and more in your home. This is why it is best to treat your home, as well as your pet, when an infestation occurs.
Worms affect the health of your pet, but can also transmit to people, especially young children. Worms can cause serious and permanent illness in humans. It is essential to commence a worm control program from the moment you take home your new pet.
Heartworm is a worm that lives within the dog’s heart and is spread by mosquitoes.It is now found in all parts of Australia. Heartworm is potentially fatal and can be difficult to treat. A heartworm prevention program should be initiated from the time of your pet’s first vaccination.
Microchipping is one of the best ways of identifying your pet, particularly when they are lost or stolen. We can microchip your new pet at any age and can also help you with council registration forms. If pets are ever taken to a shelter they will be routinely scanned for a microchip. The shelter will then call you directly, to ensure your pet is back with you as soon as possible.
We offer the latest in diagnostic imaging technologies for your pet, including X-ray and Ultrasound.
We utilise the benefits of Ultrasound scanning technology. This is a pain free procedure that produces images of the body to allow our vets to have a closer look into the health of your pet.
X-rays are not just for broken bones! We often perform x-rays to screen the heart and lungs for disease, while x-rays of the abdomen can diagnose ingestion of foreign objects and give us valuable information about the size and shape of abdominal organs.