Senior Health Month
3 May 2020The Lake Veterinary Hospitals are running our Senior Health Examination Program in May and June.
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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Update
1 May 2020With the current COVID-19 situation in Australia, we want to reassure all our clients we are committed to providing ongoing health care for your pets.
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Next Puppy and Senior Classes
2 March 2020We are offering one on one virtual zoom classes.
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Canine Blood Donors Needed
18 November 2019Canine blood donors help ensure we have enough emergency blood supply.
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Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend
5 June 2020QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY OPENING HOURSSaturday 6th June Open 8am- 12pmMonday 8th June CLOSEDTuesday 9th June Reopen 8am – 6pm For all emergencies please contactNewcastle Animal Emergency Centre 49577106
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Exciting News Senior Puppy classes are back!!
22 May 2020We are recommencing Senior Puppy classes on Saturday 27th June 2020 . We will be following strict Covid-19 restrictions, This means will only be able to have one person per…
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Subscribe to us on YouTube
19 May 2020The Lake Vet Hospitals are now on YouTube.
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Welcome to Dr Zoe Whitfield
2 May 2020Zoe graduated from University of Sydney in 2016 with 1st class honours. She has done further study on tick paralysis and worked in a pet loving vet hospital in Sydney…
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Online pet insurance claims
2 May 2020We are constantly trying to make processing insurance claims simpler. We now have many insurance companies allowing online claims to speed up the time for your payment with some starting…
Read moreEar Care for Pets
1 May 2020During this time of the year we are seeing increasing number of ear infections due to the humidity and allergies.
Read morePets and COVID-19 Information
1 May 2020Download the resource sheet from the AVA at the link below to see information about COVID-19 and pets. AVA Information Sheet – COVID-19 and companion animals The summary is that…
Read moreOsteoarthritis and Your Pet
1 May 2020Osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease causes pain, loss of mobility and decreased quality of life. Thankfully there are many options available to help your pet maintain better quality of life…
Read moreMental Health strategies: surviving lock down
1 May 2020Our pets can help us through these tough times. Their pure company and intuition when things are different helps us stay focussed and feel supported. They are very good listeners….
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