-Health checks

-Adult Dog vaccinations (In keeping with the current AVA guidelines we administer a 3-yearly core C3 vaccination and a yearly kennel cough vaccine). The C3 triannual vaccine protects dogs against Canine Parvovirus, Canine Adenovirus and Canine Distemper.

-Other non- core vaccinations such as Leptospira interrogans are available where deemed necessary due to geographic location, local environment or lifestyle.

-Adult Cat vaccinations (F3 core vaccination protective against Feline Parvovirus, Feline Calicivirus and Feline Herpesvirus).

-Other non-core cat vaccinations are available such as Feline Leukeamia virus, chlamydia Felis and Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) where deemed necessary due to geographical location, local environment or lifestyle. 

-Puppy vaccinations (3 separate boosters recommended at 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks and 16 weeks).

-Kitten vaccinations (3 separate boosters recommended at 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks and 14-16 weeks)

-Adult Rabbit vaccinations for Calicivirus (annually) and kit (baby rabbit) vaccination 6-12 weeks and repeated in 2-4 weeks.

-Adult Ferret vaccination for Distemper (annually) and kit (baby ferret) vaccination 6-12 weeks and repeated in 2-4 weeks.

-Routine consultations (eg ears, skin, eye problems, gastrointestinal upsets and musculoskeletal problems and more)

-Microchipping

-Blood and urine testing and other laboratory testing.

-Annual heartworm injections

-Nutritional advice

–Behaviour consultations – please click on this link for more information.

-Senior pet care

-Exotic pet care and birds

-nail clipping

-Export preparation of animals (depending on importing country requirements and date of travel)

-Rabies vaccination (for export of animals only and in keeping with importing country requirement)

-Pet insurance processing of claims. Please have your forms ready so we can fill them out and submit them as soon as possible.

Note

Surgery and general anaesthetics are not conducted in the home. Pets requiring X rays, ultrasounds, dentals or surgery are referred to a sister clinic or to specialist as required.