Adopt Me!!
My brother has been adopted and I am left all alone🥹. I am cute and love cuddles.Adopt this adorable furball ASAP🥰 or come by for a cuddle.For more information call us at the Village Vet Pymble Clinic on 9499 4010
Leech up Dogs nose
Poor Kobe had a leech up his nose 🫣. He is ok now with clear nostrils ❤️.#satisfying #dogsofinstagram #thevillagevet #thevillagevetnorthshore
Do you use pet food toppers? Here are some words of advice from Dr Elle:1/ Check with your Veterinarian. Some disease conditions require specialised diets for management.2/ Pet Food Standards apply to pet food toppers as well as food. Pet food manufacturing in Australia is a self-regulated industry.3/ Read the label in particular where it states “complete and balanced” food.4/ A Balanced diet is critical. Be aware of how you are using this product – a flavour enhancer or a dietary supplement?Our veterinarians are trained in pet food nutrition and balanced diets for our pets. Be sure to run any changes in food past us.Book online at The Village Vet or call us directly at the Pymble Clinic on 9499 4010 or Killara Hospital on 8350 5678.#thevillagevet #thevillagevetnorthshore #foodtoppers #petfoodtoppers #petfood #fussycats #fussydogs
Can you adopt Squid-Ink? This sweet, short hair tabby and white boy was fed and rescued by one of our loving community members 😻. He's a stray that has now been blood checked (and cleared), vaccinated by us at The Village Vet, microchipped and wormed. He will be desexed once his adoption family 💕is found.Squid is approximately 9 weeks old, a little timid but warms up to a play and a cuddle once he knows you. All he needs is a loving home with time to give him the much needed TLC he has missed so far.Want to come by and meet him? Interested in adopting him? Please feel free to share this with your own community, he deserves a loving home.For more information contact us at The Village Vet Killara on 8350 5678.
🛒 Have you tried our online pet food SHOP 🛒? No more lugging kgs of kibble and tins from the shops with The Village Vet’s door drop deliveries 🛍️🛍️ and online discounts 💰💸!!Bonus… we don’t share your contact details with anyone 🤫.👉🏽👉🏽https://shop.thevillagevet.com.au/Give it a go, you can even set up a recurring order so your pet’s food will magically appear, every time you need it. Happy shopping 🛒 🙌🏽🛒.
Happy Easter from us all at The Village Vet!Wishing you a lovely and safe long weekend. Keep a close eye on your pets please and don't let them near the chocolate or human treats.#easter2024 #bilbies #savethebilby
Meet Kiwi and Fig. Our 2 new adoption kittens are 8 weeks old, first vaccines already given, microchipped, health checked, worm & flea meds given and they are ready for their next adventure.If you want something to cheer you up today, watch this video.If you want something to cheer you up EVERY day, for the foreseeable future, come by The Village Vet Killara to meet Kiwi and Fig and consider adding a x1 🐈 (or maybe a x2 🐈⬛🐈) to your family home 😍.Kiwi is the female with the BEAUTIFUL EYES 🥰 😻.Fig is the male with the AMAZING WHISKERS 🤗🐾.
Love is... when lovely veterinary nurse Dani lifts your licky mat up so you can reach it with your tongue while Dr Elle re-bandages the cut on your sore paw 🐾.Latte agreed this was all a very acceptable arrangment 😁. A few cuddles later and she was on her way. Get better soon😘🐕.#dog #dogs #doglife #dogwalks #dogwalker #thevillagevet #thevillagevetnorthshore #vetday🐾🐶❤️
Keep it local with all the benefits of online shopping, direct to your door. Shop with us today at www.thevillagevet.com.au/shop.#thevillagevet #thevillagevets #thevillagevetnorthshore #shoponline #petfoodonline
Some fun Friday feeling… Sonic (a Village Vet rescue cat) and Banjo have won us over with their heart-warming stories and sweet relationship over the years. 🐾❤️🐾We’ve all seen clips on Instagram but it's more fun when you know the actors! Have your pets surprised you with unexpected friendships? Tell us your stories below!#thevillagevet #thevillagevets #thevillagevetnorthshore #catsofinstagram #dogsofinstagram #FriendshipGoals #UnlikelyFriends #PawsomeConnections #PetsBringingJoy #HeartwarmingVideo
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Remember Otto? He is still looking for his forever home 🫶.If you're looking for a furry friend to brighten up your days with cuddles and endless love, Otto is your kitten! 🥰He has saved up his affections for someone special who can give him a cozy spot in their loving home to call his own.Come by and meet him at The Killara Hospital, or call 8350 5678 for more information about him.Spread the word and let's find Otto his perfect home. Share this post with friends and family who might be searching for their new furry family member.Let's give Otto the love-filled life he deserves! ❤️🏡#ForeverHomeNeeded #gingertabbylove #thevillagevetnorthshore
Check your pet's regularly for any new lumps or bumps on or under their skin.If you do find a lump on your pet, treatment will vary greatly depending on the type of lump. Common treatment options include:1/ Monitor for changes if your veterinarian deems appropriate.2/ Surgical removal of part or all of the lump.3/ Removal by laser or freezing.4/ Chemotherapy.5/ Radiation therapy.If you are concerned about a lump on your pet, be sure to book a consultation online at The Village Vet or call us directly at the Pymble Clinic on 9499 4010 or Killara Hospital on 8350 5678.#thevillagevetnorthshore #thevillagevet #catsofinstagram #dogsofinstagram
While all lumps found on your pet should be checked by our veterinarians, some specifically concerning behaviours of lumps to watch for are:1/ Rapidly growing.2/ Ulcerated or bleeding.3/ Irritating to the pet.4/ Multiple lumps.5/ Any change that you have noticed.6/ Change in your pet’s behaviour (quiet, flat, reduced appetite).Be sure to bring your pet in to see us if you find a lump on them. Book online at The Village Vet or call us directly at the Pymble Clinic on 9499 4010 or Killara Hospital on 8350 5678.
Otto is still looking for his perfect forever home. Now nearly 15 weeks 😍, Otto is gaining confidence by the day, is curious and clever, sweet and gently. He is desexed, microchipped, wormed and has had his first vaccination.And he's ready to go home now 🤗. Do you have some space in your heart and home and a bit of cat food in the pantry for this gentle sole? If so, he'd love to meet you.Come by The Village Vet Killara to meet Otto or call 8350 5678 to find out more about him.
Meet Asta! This, bright eyed, tiny, ball of energy 😍 will keep the whole family entertained for hours, all by her little lively self!Come by and meet her at The Village Vet Pymble! At 14 weeks, she has had her first vaccination and is simply an adorable live wire ⚡️, ready to find her forever home.The kittens we help to rehome come from Westie Cat Support Services. This amazing group of people take in strays and find them good, loving homes.If you think you can find space for her in your home, know someone who could, or you would simply like a hug 🤗 and a play, come by and say hi! She'd love to see you 😘.
Colder weather naturally means we have more conversations about Osteoarthritis, commonly known as arthritis. This is a degenerative, painful and debilitating joint disease that affects dogs and cats. It makes movement difficult and painful and progressively gets worse over time.Simply put, “Osteo” refers to bone and “itis” refers to inflammation.The Village Vet now works with Beransa (for dogs) and Solensia (for cats). This is a highly effective injection that eases joint pains and help your pet regain their movement in older age.If your pet needs help with their join pain, be sure to book online at The Village Vet or call us directly at the Pymble Clinic on 9499 4010 or Killara Hospital on 8350 5678.#TheVillageVet #thevillagevet #thevillagevetnorthshore
This blue tabby is still in need of a home 💜. She is sweet natured, inquisitive and sooooo clever... see how she turns our new kitten toy into a back scratcher? Smart eh? Come by and say hi to her at The Village Vet, West Pymble or call us on 9499 4010 to enquire.
