Australia Day Public Holiday Hours Monday 25.1.21OPEN 8AM-6PM Tuesday 26.1.21CLOSED Wednesday 27.1.21OPEN 8AM-6PM For all emergencies please contactNewcastle Animal Emergency Centre 4957 7106
Christmas Hamper Winners 2020
Congratulations to our 2020 Christmas Hamper Winners Belmont Christmas Hamper Winner Cleveland Charlestown Christmas Hamper winners Jax & Cooper Swansea Christmas Hamper winners Rufus & Tex
Stress Free Pets
Introducing Zylkene. Zylkene is an orally taken medication containing a concentration of milk protein acting like a natural valium to help your pet cope with stressful situations. It can be used short term to help your pet friend often starting1-2 days before a predicted stressful event or change in environment. Some animals may need earlier …
Noise Phobias
Summer in Australia can be noisy: thunderstorms, fireworks and parties are just some of the events that can trigger noise sensitivities in dogs. Although it may not be possible to avoid the noises. There are some simple ideas for helping your dog to cope during a noisy situation: · Expose puppies to different noises from …
Ears
During this time of the year we are seeing increasing number of ear infections due to the humidity and allergies. At the Lake Veterinary Hospital we believe preventive care is the best tool to stop causes advancing to infection and causing discomfort to your furry friends. We recommend weekly ear cleaning with a gentle ear …
New Years Eve Hours
Thursday 31st December Open 8am-5:00pm Friday 1st January CLOSED Saturday 2nd January Open 8am- 12:00pm For all emergencies please contact Newcastle Animal Emergency Centre 4957 7106
Christmas Hours
We wish all your clients and furry friends a Merry Christmas. Our Christmas opening hours are: Thursday 24TH December OPEN 8.00am – 5.00pm Friday 25th December CLOSED Saturday 26th December CLOSED Monday 28th December CLOSED Tuesday 29th December OPEN 8.00am – 6.00pm For all emergencies please contact Newcastle Animal Emergency Centre 4957 7106
Festive Food for Pets
The temptation during the Christmas season is to give our pets left over’s as a perceived treat for them to share with us.In many cases this may be without any consequence except a satisfied pet but we do often see gastrointestinal upsets associated with feeding seasoned, fatty or salty foods – this sounds like everything …
Christmas Pet Photo Competition Time!!
Email your Christmas Pet Photo to lakevet@lakevet.com.au or comment of our facebook page www.facebook.com/lakevet/ Prizes includes soft toys, flea/tick products, food and more. We cannot wait to see all your pets Christmas photos! Start posting everyone
Bushfire Plan
Have you got a plan in place during bushfire season for your pets? Prepare for your pets: have bedding, food and water ready to go and make sure you can transport them. Make sure your pets can be identified easily. Microchip your animals and include your details such as your phone number on collars. …