Nov2012_DAYBORO VET SURGERY NEWS
Dayboro Vet Surgery Welcomes New Vet
We would like to welcome Meghan Scrivens to the Dayboro Veterinary Surgery Team. Meghan graduated in 2009 and comes to us after spending three years at Veterinary Specialist Services in Underwood, bringing with her a wealth of knowledge and experience.
We would like to welcome Meghan Scrivens to the Dayboro Veterinary Surgery Team. Meghan graduated in 2009 and comes to us after spending three years at Veterinary Specialist Services in Underwood, bringing with her a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Meghan also has a Degree in Animal Production and has a special interest in small animal internal medicine and poultry.
Meghan is looking forward to getting to know you and your family. Please feel free to contact us if you have any concerns regarding the health of your pet.
Meghan is looking forward to getting to know you and your family. Please feel free to contact us if you have any concerns regarding the health of your pet.
NEW BUILDING
Construction is well and truly underway with the lower level complete and the upper level walls going up this week. The expected completion date is toward the end of February 2013. We would like to thank everyone for their patience while construction is underway.
We will keep you updated on progress. ☺
Construction is well and truly underway with the lower level complete and the upper level walls going up this week. The expected completion date is toward the end of February 2013. We would like to thank everyone for their patience while construction is underway.
We will keep you updated on progress. ☺
TICKS TICKS TICKS AND SNAKES
We have been inundated with patients (dogs, cats, calves and even adult cows!) affected by tick paralysis.
Please ensure your pet is up to date with your preferred tick prevention regime. Currently there are tick collars for dogs that last 6-8weeks, tick sprays for cats that last 2 weeks and tick spot ons for dogs that last 2 weeks. The tick tablets are no longer available.
There are also products available for farm animals. Feel free to call us to discuss what would suit your animals’ needs. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about which tick prevention options are best for you and your pet.
Whilst prevention is better than cure, nothing is 100%. Please perform daily tick searches on all your pets.
Also please be aware that snakes are out and about …. We have also had numerous dogs bought in over the past several weeks in a critical condition.
The team,
Dayboro Vet.
125 McKenzie Street, Dayboro.
www.dayborovet.com.au
Phone 3425 1544
We have been inundated with patients (dogs, cats, calves and even adult cows!) affected by tick paralysis.
Please ensure your pet is up to date with your preferred tick prevention regime. Currently there are tick collars for dogs that last 6-8weeks, tick sprays for cats that last 2 weeks and tick spot ons for dogs that last 2 weeks. The tick tablets are no longer available.
There are also products available for farm animals. Feel free to call us to discuss what would suit your animals’ needs. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about which tick prevention options are best for you and your pet.
Whilst prevention is better than cure, nothing is 100%. Please perform daily tick searches on all your pets.
Also please be aware that snakes are out and about …. We have also had numerous dogs bought in over the past several weeks in a critical condition.
The team,
Dayboro Vet.
125 McKenzie Street, Dayboro.
www.dayborovet.com.au
Phone 3425 1544
