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Rose Park Vet

Rose Park Vet is a family friendly veterinary practice catering for all your beloved pet's needs.

30/10/2026

🎃 Happy Halloween from the team at Rose Park Vet! 👻

Whether you’ve got a little pumpkin or a furry monster at home, we’d love to see them! Share your pet’s Halloween photo in the comments.

Keep the treats for the humans, make sure costumes are comfortable, and give pets a quiet spot if spooky visitors aren’t their thing.

Have a fun and safe Halloween! 🧡

27/10/2026

⚠️ XYLITOL: A sweetener that’s dangerous for dogs

Xylitol can be found in sugar free chewing gum, lollies, some peanut butters, toothpaste and other products. It may also be labelled as “birch sugar”.

Even small amounts can cause a dangerous drop in blood sugar, and poisoning can also lead to liver damage.

🚨 If your dog eats anything containing xylitol, contact your vet or an emergency vet immediately. Don’t wait for symptoms or try to make them vomit yourself.🚨

Keep these products out of reach and always check the ingredients before sharing a treat with your dog.

25/10/2026

🎃Keep your pets safe this Halloween🎃

With treats, costumes and visitors at the door, a few simple precautions can help keep Halloween enjoyable for everyone.

20/10/2026

💚Dora is serving you from behind the desk today💚

Our cute little Jack Russell receptionist is ready to greet you and accept pats. Although we’ve noticed the treats are being handed out VERY generously… and a few seem to have gone missing! 👀

11/10/2026

🧡Who doesn’t love a puppy pic to brighten their Monday? 🧡

This is gorgeous 10 week old Cocker Spaniel, Angus, who visited us recently, and we couldn’t resist sharing that sweet little face! 🐾

08/10/2026

🐾 Happy Vet Nurse & Tech Day! 🐾

Today we’re celebrating our wonderful nursing team and everything they do for our patients, clients and clinic. 💚

From monitoring anaesthetics and caring for recovering patients to taking bloods, running diagnostic tests, preparing cytology and managing admissions and discharges, our nurses bring SO MUCH skill, compassion and care to every day.

Then there’s supporting our vets (a BIG one!), offering reassuring cuddles, cleaning up something questionable and juggling three things at once, usually while covered in fur! 😂🐾

To Jaimee, Eloise, Kath, Poppy, Dora, Jes, Mackenzie & Lauren: we see how hard you work, and we appreciate you.

We’re also celebrating our wonderful client relations team, Tilly & Jade, for looking after our clients, coordinating the daily logistics and helping keep everything running smoothly!

Thank you for everything you do. We’re so lucky to have you all! 💚

06/10/2026

🐝 Spring brings plenty of curious noses into the garden, and sometimes a bee sting follows!🐝

A sting may cause sudden yelping, licking or pawing at the area, and some swelling. If you can see a stinger, gently scrape it away with the edge of a card. A cool compress may help with discomfort. Keep a close eye on your pet, as reactions can develop after the sting.

We recommend veterinary care if your pet develops facial swelling or hives, vomits, seems weak or collapses, or has any difficulty breathing. A sting inside the mouth or multiple stings also warrant a prompt call to a vet.

If you’re unsure how your pet is reacting, give us a call. 🐾

02/10/2026

📣 October Public Holiday Closure

Rose Park Veterinary Surgery will be closed on Monday 5th October for the Labour Day public holiday.

We will reopen as normal on Tuesday 6 October.

Please ensure you have enough food and medication for your pets over the long weekend. If your pet requires urgent veterinary care while we are closed, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital.

Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing long weekend! 🐾

28/09/2026

🐣 Found a baby bird?🐣

Please pause before bringing it to the vet.

During spring, it’s common to find young birds on the ground. Many are healthy fledglings learning to fly, with their parents still nearby watching, feeding and caring for them. Removing them can sometimes do more harm than good.

If you find a baby bird:

* Observe it from a safe distance
* Keep children and pets away
* Avoid handling it unless it is in immediate danger
* Contact an appropriate wildlife rescue organisation for advice

Due to the current risk of avian influenza, please do not touch any sick or dead birds. Record what you see, take a photo if it is safe, and report it to the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.

If you have already collected a bird or believe it urgently needs veterinary care, please call us on 8364 4200 from the car park before. Our team will advise you on what to do next.

Thank you for helping us protect our patients, team and local wildlife. 💙

26/09/2026

🐰 Happy International Rabbit Day! 🐰

Today we’re celebrating our clever, curious and wonderfully fluffy rabbit friends!

Rabbits are experts at hiding signs of illness, so even small changes in their appetite, droppings, behaviour or energy levels should be taken seriously. Regular health checks, unlimited fresh hay, suitable enrichment and proper dental care all help keep them happy and healthy.

Give your bunny some extra love today, and share a photo of them with us in the comments! 💕

Address

74 Kensington Road, Rose Park
Adelaide, SA
5067

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.roseparkvet.com.au/

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