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02/11/2026

🐾 IF YOUR PET COULD TEXT YOU… WHAT WOULD THEY SAY? 😂📱

We reckon it would go something like this…

🐶 Dogs:

"You've been gone for 5 minutes. I thought you were NEVER coming back!" 😭

"I haven't eaten in 12 minutes. I'm STARVING."

"Why do you keep throwing the ball away if you want it back?"

"THE POSTMAN IS BACK. THIS IS NOT A DRILL!" 🚨

🐱 Cats:

"Your 4am wake-up call has been scheduled." ⏰

"I can see the bottom of my food bowl. Unacceptable."

"I knocked your glass off the bench. You're welcome."

"You may pat me. Actually, no. Don't touch me." 🙄

🐾 Here at North East Vet, we see all sorts of personalities — from the dramatic divas to the brave little superstars! ❤️

💬 NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!

If your pet could send you ONE text message, what would it say? 👀😂

👇 Drop your answers in the comments! We could all use a good laugh!

💛 The Team at North East Veterinary Clinic 🐾

21/10/2026

🐍🚨 SNAKES & YOUR PETS – KNOW THE WARNING SIGNS! 🐾

☀️ With the warmer weather arriving in Adelaide, snakes are becoming more active, putting our curious four-legged friends at risk!

Snake bites can be life-threatening, and knowing what to look out for could save your pet's life! ❤️

🚨 SIGNS OF A SNAKE BITE:

🐾 Sudden weakness, wobbliness or collapse

🤮 Vomiting or excessive drooling

😮‍💨 Rapid or difficulty breathing

👀 Dilated pupils

🩸 Bleeding or unusual bruising

😴 Extreme lethargy or paralysis

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Some pets may collapse shortly after being bitten, then appear to recover before deteriorating rapidly. Do not be fooled by this temporary improvement!

🐕 HOW TO KEEP YOUR PETS SAFE:
✅ Keep dogs on leads when walking through bushland or long grass.

✅ Keep lawns short and remove piles of wood, rubbish and garden debris.

✅ Keep cats indoors or in secure outdoor enclosures, especially during warmer weather.

✅ Be extra cautious around creeks, walking trails and areas with long grass.

🚑 WHAT TO DO IF YOU SUSPECT A SNAKE BITE:

❗ Seek veterinary attention IMMEDIATELY – don't wait for symptoms to appear!

❗ Keep your pet as calm and still as possible. Carry them rather than letting them walk.

❗ Do NOT attempt to catch or kill the snake.

❗ Do NOT wash, cut, suck or apply a tourniquet to the bite.

❗ Call the veterinary clinic on your way so the team can prepare.

🐍 REMEMBER: Snake bites aren't always visible, and you may never see the snake!

❤️ Early treatment can make all the difference.

If you suspect your pet has encountered a snake, contact North East Vet Clinic on 7221 1939 or the nearest emergency veterinary hospital immediately.

Please SHARE this post to help keep our furry friends safe this snake season! 🐶🐱

08/10/2026

Happy Vet Nurse Day from North East Vet Clinic! 🐾💙

Today we’re celebrating our incredible vet nurses and all the amazing work they do — not just in front of clients, but behind the scenes every single day.

Vet nurses are the heart of the clinic. They do so much more than people often realise, including:

🐾 caring for hospital patients
🐾 monitoring anaesthetics during surgery
🐾 assisting with procedures and treatments
🐾 preparing medications and equipment
🐾 cleaning, sterilising and setting up surgical areas
🐾 comforting scared or unwell pets
🐾 helping with blood tests, x-rays and diagnostics
🐾 supporting our vets and the whole clinic team
🐾 keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes

…and that’s only to name a few things!

Their compassion, skill, patience and dedication make a huge difference to the lives of pets and their people every day.

To our amazing vet nurses — thank you for everything you do, both seen and unseen. We appreciate you more than words can say. 💐🐶🐱

Happy Vet Nurse Day!

07/10/2026

👀 HAVE YOU MET THE BOSSES? 🐾

Meet Dr Bahaa, our Head Vet & Clinic Director, and Bec, our Head Nurse & Practice Manager! 💙

One keeps the medicine moving… the other keeps everything else moving 😂☕🐶

Between them, there’s a whole lot of experience, passion, teamwork and love for your pets.

They’re the faces behind the scenes, on the floor, solving problems, supporting the team and making sure your furry family members get the very best care. 🐾

Next time you’re in, make sure you say hi! 👋

03/10/2026

🐾 World Animal Day 🐾

Today we celebrate the animals who fill our lives with love, joy and companionship. From our furry friends to our feathered family members, every animal deserves kindness, care and protection. 💚

World Animal Day is a reminder to appreciate the special bond we share with animals and to do our part to support their health and wellbeing.

We’d love to celebrate with you — share a photo of your pet in the comments below! 📸🐶🐱🐰🐦

01/10/2026

🐾 LONG WEEKEND CLOSURE 🐾

North East Veterinary Clinic will be closing at 6:00pm this Friday and will reopen at 8:30am Tuesday morning.

Our hardworking team will be taking a well-deserved break over the long weekend to rest, recharge and spend some time with family, friends and their own furry companions. 💙

🚨 If your pet requires urgent veterinary care while we are closed, please contact SASH Emergency Hospital, Kent Town on 8133 5300.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

We hope everyone has a safe and happy long weekend! 🐶🐱

— The North East Vet Team

30/09/2026

🖤🐾 National Black Dog Day 🐾🖤

Today we’re celebrating all the beautiful black dogs out there! 🐶✨

Black dogs can sometimes be overlooked, but they are every bit as loving, loyal, goofy and deserving of the spotlight as any other pup. 🖤

If you have a gorgeous black dog at home, we’d love to see them! 📸
Share a photo in the comments and help us fill our feed with beautiful black pups!

28/09/2026

🌸🐾 SPRING IS HERE – AND SO ARE THE PET HAZARDS! 🐾🌸

Warmer weather means more time outside, blooming gardens and plenty of exploring for our pets — but spring can also bring a few hidden dangers. 👀

Keep an eye out for:

🐍 Snakes – warmer weather means snakes are becoming more active. Keep dogs on leads in bushy areas and check your yard regularly.

🐝 Bees & insects – stings can cause pain, swelling and sometimes serious allergic reactions.

🌾 Grass seeds – these sneaky little seeds can become lodged in paws, ears, eyes, noses and skin. Check your pet after walks!

🌸 Toxic plants & flowers – some common garden plants can be dangerous if chewed or eaten. Lilies are especially dangerous for cats.

🤧 Spring allergies – itchy skin, red paws, excessive licking, scratching or recurring ear problems can all flare up at this time of year.

🪲 Fleas, ticks & parasites – warmer weather means parasite activity increases, so make sure your pet’s prevention is up to date.

☀️ Warmer days – never leave pets in hot cars and make sure they always have access to shade and fresh water.

🐕 More adventures = more injuries – trips to the park, beach and backyard zoomies can mean cuts, sprains and sore paws, so keep an eye out for limping or wounds.

🌼 Spring is a wonderful time to get outside with your pets — just remember to keep them safe while they enjoy it!

If you notice anything unusual or are concerned about your pet this spring, contact North East Vet on 7221 1939. 🐶🐱💚

25/09/2026

🏉🐾 GRAND FINAL DAY! FREO v BRISBANE 🐾🏉

It’s set to be a big day of footy, food and celebrations — but make sure your pets don’t end up needing an unexpected trip to the ER! 🚑🐶🐱

Keep an eye out for:
• 🍫 Chocolate, lollies and desserts left within reach
• 🍗 Cooked bones, skewers and fatty BBQ scraps
• 🍺 Alcohol and unattended drinks
• 🧅 Onion, garlic, grapes, raisins and other toxic foods
• 🗑️ Full bins and food wrappers curious pets may raid
• 🚪 Open gates and doors when guests are coming and going
• 📣 Loud cheering, music and fireworks that may frighten anxious pets
• ☀️ Pets becoming overheated during backyard celebrations

Set your pet up somewhere safe and comfortable, keep tempting snacks out of reach and make sure gates are secure before the game starts.

Enjoy the Grand Final and may the best team win! 🏆🐾

09/09/2026

R U OK? 💛🐾

Today is R U OK? Day, a reminder that a simple conversation can make a big difference.

The veterinary industry is a profession built on compassion, dedication, and caring for animals and their families. While we love what we do, the emotional challenges of veterinary work can sometimes take a toll on our mental wellbeing.

Whether you're a veterinarian, veterinary nurse, receptionist, animal attendant, pet owner, or someone supporting a loved one in the industry, today is a great opportunity to check in with those around you.

💛 Ask the question: "Are you OK?"
💛 Listen without judgement.
💛 Encourage action and support when needed.
💛 Stay connected.

Sometimes the smallest gesture—a phone call, a message, or a chat over a cup of coffee—can remind someone that they are not facing things alone.

At North East Vet Clinic, we encourage kindness, understanding, and looking out for one another, not just today but every day.

If someone you know has been having a tough time, reach out. A conversation could change a life.

Address

Shop1, 850 Lower Northeast Road
Adelaide, SA
5075

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+61872211939

Website

http://Northeastvet.com.au/

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