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Puppy School
Essential for early socialisation & good manners of your puppy. A well behaved dog will be welcome where ever you go.
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Public Dog Wash
The DIY dog wash/hydrobath is located at the corner of the vet surgery and is available 7 days 6am-10pm.
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In accordance with the new Covid-19 restrictions, all visitors to the clinic MUST be wearing a mask. All of our staff will be wearing masks, which may be intimidating for your pet when they visit the clinic. We recommend wearing your mask at home prior to your visit to desensitise your pet.
Find out moreInformation regarding the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for Australian pet owners.
Watch the video here20% OFF Hills Weight Management Range in July
During July, purchase a bag, slab of cans or box of pouches and receive a $20 voucher off the purchase.
Did you know 59.5% of cats and 41% of dogs are overweight? Ask us to help you check if your pet is one of them.
Piece of mind with Platinum Paws
Annual vets costs spread out monthly, plus bonus services and discounts.
A survey by drug company Zoetis showed that on average pet owners are only administering heartworm prevention 5/12 times per year, leaving dogs & cats at risk of developing this life threatening infection. We have developed a plan to help pet owners overcome this & save money - the Platinum Paws Club! There are 3 levels to choose from including options for FREE, unlimited consultations!
Dr Moss tells you all about it >
Piece of Mind Blue Health Plan
from $39 monthly
- Unlimited Consultations
- Annual Vaccinations
- In-clinic Discounts
Complete Silver Health Plan
from $35 monthly
- Annual Vaccinations
- Heartworm Prevention
- In-clinic Discounts
- Parasite Preventation delivered to your door
Ultimate Gold Health Plan
from $44 monthly
- Unlimited Consultations
- Annual Vaccinations
- Heartworm Prevention
- In-clinic Discounts
- Parasite Preventation delivered to your door
Find out all the ways we help you care for your pets
Latest Articles
Is your dog (ahem!) fat? Are you worried she may also have a urinary tract issue?
If your dog is overweight, she is at increased risk for developing a number of health conditions, including diseases of the urinary tract such as bladder stones and infections. That’s why it’s so important to take your dog to the vet regularly for weigh-ins and advice on how to manage problems related to excess weight.
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5 ways to avoid roly-poly kitties
With everyone under the one roof all day, there is a risk our cats usual slim, svelte frames may become challenged – not to mention our own!
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What to look out for in Senior Pets?
As pets are living longer and longer, they become vulnerable to some of the same health issues as we see in elderly people, such as diabetes, kidney disease, urinary tract infections, heart disease and cancer. Unfortunately, our pets cannot tell us how they are feeling and the early signs of some of these illnesses can be very subtle.
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Arthritis in Cats
Do you know the signs of arthritis in cats? Cats are very skilled at hiding the early signs of illness or pain. While dogs with arthritis may show signs of limping or slowing down on walks, cats may have much more subtle signs of arthritis, such as sleeping more, not grooming as much (particularly around the hind quarters) or not jumping as high.
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Did you know some plants are poisonous to pets?
Everyone loves the beautiful array of flowers we have here in the Hills, but did you know some plants are poisonous to pets? Lilies, rhododendrons, azaleas, daffodils, tulips, camellias, hydrangeas, carnations and chrysanthemums are just some of the many plants which can be dangerous to pets. Ornamental flowers in flower arrangements can also pose a risk to indoor pets. In some cases, such as lilies, even a cat just licking the pollen off their fur can cause potentially deadly illness. Be aware of the risks with any flowers or plants in your home and garden, and where possible prevent your pets from accessing them.
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Do you have VetCheck?
VetCheck is the easy-to-use app that allows you to keep all of their pet’s information, appointments and treatment plans in one place. Developed by Dr Moss Siddle, it is a complete pet care management app and it's FREE!
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