Hawthorn Vet

13/09/2025

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Good afternoon, Hawthorn community,

Tommys family are worried! He has gone missing in Unley /Mitchell Park area, since the 7th of September!

Please keep an eye out for him and if you have any information, please let us know, so that we can contact his fur parents. 🐾

Thank you! We hope you're all having a lovely weekend!! 🌻

📞 8272 6077

05/09/2025

Are you excited for footy finals!! Poppy and Hazel sure are!! Just a reminder that the Hawthorn Vet Clinic is open Saturdays 8.00am to 12.30pm for consultations.

19/07/2025

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19/07/2025

🐾 Attention Pet Parents! 🐶❤️ MPS Medical Shirts Now Available at Our clinic!

At Hawthorn Vet, we understand that post-surgery care is crucial for your furry friends' recovery. That’s why we are excited to introduce MPS medical shirts for dogs, designed to provide comfort and protection during their healing process!

🌟 Why Choose MPS Medical Shirts?

- Comfortable Design: Made from soft, breathable fabric, our shirts ensure your dog stays comfortable while recovering.
- Wound Protection: These shirts help prevent your pet from licking or scratching surgical sites, promoting faster healing.

🩺 Vet-Recommended

Our MPS medical shirts are veterinarian-approved, ensuring they meet the needs of your pets during recovery. We highly recommend them for any dog undergoing surgery or dealing with skin issues.

📏 How to Get the Right Fit

1. Measure Your Dog: Use a flexible measuring tape to get your dog’s chest and neck measurements.
2. Choose the Right Size: Our shirts come in various sizes to fit small to large breeds.
3. Dress with Care: Put the shirt on gently, ensuring it fits snugly but comfortably.

🛒 Visit Us Today!

Come to Hawthorn Vet to purchase MPS medical shirts for your doggo. Our team is here to help you choose the right size and style for your furry companion! 🐾🐶

19/07/2025

12/05/2025

🐾Meet Cino, our adorable puppy who's enjoying some well-deserved rest under his cozy warming blanket after his desexing 💤✨

Desexing not only helps control the pet population but also contributes to a healthier and happier life for our furry friends. Look at Cino's peaceful face-he's ready to wake up and play again soon! 🤭

If you're considering desexing for your pet, remember that it's a loving choice for their well-being❤️

16/03/2025

Apologies, we are having trouble with our phones this morning!

Please send us an email at [email protected], otherwise come on down and speak with one of our friendly staff!

We will update you when we can. 😺

10/01/2025

Meet Toby! 🐾

This handsome man came in for a check-up today. Weighing in at 61kgs, Toby is one of our largest patients here at Hawthorn! This big-boned boy is a Great Dane X which can reach upwards of 90kg. 😍

Don't be fooled by his tough looks, Mr. Toby is just a big boy with a big heart.

We love all of our patients, big and small. Have a great weekend! ⛱☀️

02/01/2025

The team at Hawthorn Vet is bloomin' happy to be back, refreshed and ready to support you with your pet's healthcare in 2025! 🌷

23/12/2024

"Season's Tweetings!"🤣 How cute is this Christmas gift from the Animal Welfare League SA for our resident clinic Pigeon Bruce! So lovely of them to include him in their well wishes.
Some of you may have met Bruce. Even after various attempts to rehome him across the years (once as far as Gawler!) our Bruce has flown all the way back to the place he calls home.
On behalf of Bruce, and the rest of us all here at Hawthorn Vet, we wish our wonderful clients and our furry friends a fantastic Christmas!
We are taking a well-earned break (even if we do say so ourselves!) and will be closed between Christmas and New Years, reopening on January 2nd.
Please contact AdelaideVet for assistance, or SASH - Small Animal Specialist Hospital for afterhours and emergencies.
See you in 2025! 😸🐶🐇🕊

06/12/2024

Happy Friday!

Today we welcomed Fred and George, two baby ringtail possums, into the clinic. Fred and George were brought to us after their mum was sadly hit by a car. This is a reminder to check pouches of deceased marsupials (with gloves on, of course!) in case their young are in need of some help. 😊

Fred and George were placed into the hands of a lovely carer earlier this afternoon, where they will be nursed until they can be released back to their natural habitat.

Their adventurous personalities kept us very well occupied today.

Have a good weekend.
🐾😊

11/10/2024

😆Happy weekend everyone!