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We are Armidale's locally owned Veterinary Hospital providing professional care with a personal touch

We are a local business providing professional care with a personal touch to all our patients from companion animals, to livestock and exotics.

31/10/2026

🪱🌞SUMMER PARASITE PROTECTION OFFER🌞🪰

Fatdog (Pollywaffle) here is pretty happy when she goes to the beach, not only for the water and digging up shells in the sand, and chasing crabs, but because she knows she's protected against ticks and heartworm year round 🫀🪱

Her owner who can't be named (Emma), is notoriously forgetful with oral preventatives. You'd think a vet would be more responsible honestly 🙄, but here we are. So Fatdog and her brother Dudley receive yearly injections to protect them against parasite infection so that they're always covered. Yay! 🎉

Injectables take the work out of remembering to re-dose and are a great option for busy, or forgetful people. It's peace of mind and convenience all in one! And we'll send out a reminder when your pets are due next year! It couldn't be easier! 😌

So to help you protect your best friend from deadly Paralysis Ticks, pesky fleas and Heartworm-carrying mosquitoes....

✨🐶 NEVS is offering 20% off Tick and Heartworm injectables for the months of November and December 🐶✨

Just book in through reception on 6771 0200 or online at www.newenglandvetservices.com.au

30/10/2026

🐾 PATIENT OF THE WEEK! 🐾

This week we have a very special Patient of the Week! ❤️

We would love everyone to give a big, warm welcome to Robyn and her beautiful new babies! 🥰

Robyn came to visit us needing a little extra help bringing her babies into the world, and we are so happy to report that the whole family is now home, recovering well and growing!

It's moments like these that remind us just how rewarding our job can be. Being able to help welcome new little lives into the world is something truly special. ❤️

We wish Robyn and all her little ones the very best as they settle into life at home!

Welcome to the world, little ones! 🐾💕

28/10/2026

🐾✨ WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: LET’S TALK LASER THERAPY! ✨🐾

Did you know that laser therapy can help support healing, reduce discomfort and improve your pet’s quality of life? 💙

Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate activity within cells, helping support the body’s natural healing processes. It’s a non-invasive treatment that can be used alongside other treatments as part of an individualised care plan.

🐶 So, what are the benefits?

✨ Pain relief: May help reduce discomfort associated with conditions such as arthritis and soft tissue injuries.

✨ Reduced inflammation: Can help manage inflammation and swelling in affected areas.

✨ Faster healing: Supports tissue repair and recovery following certain injuries or surgical procedures.

✨ Improved mobility: By helping manage pain and inflammation, laser therapy may improve comfort and movement in some patients.

✨ Non-invasive treatment: Laser therapy is generally well tolerated and doesn't require surgery or needles.

🐾 Which pets can benefit?

Laser therapy may be beneficial for patients experiencing arthritis, soft tissue injuries, post-operative discomfort and certain wounds. However, suitability depends on your pet’s condition and individual needs.

💙 Every patient is different, and laser therapy isn't a replacement for appropriate veterinary treatment. Our team can help determine whether it's a suitable addition to your pet’s treatment plan.

📞 Have questions about laser therapy? Chat with our friendly team at New England Veterinary Services (NEVS)to learn more!

27/10/2026

🐣🌿 BABY BIRD SEASON: LOOK BEFORE YOU RESCUE! 🌿🐣

With the warmer weather here, we’re entering a busy time of year for our feathered friends, with many baby birds leaving their nests and learning to fly! 🐦💛
If you spot a baby bird on the ground, your first instinct might be to help — but sometimes, the best thing you can do is leave them where they are! 🪺

🐣 What should you do if you find a baby bird?
🌿 Fully feathered and hopping around? It may be a fledgling learning to fly. Its parents are often nearby, still feeding and caring for it, even if you can’t see them. Keep your distance and leave it where it is.
❤️ When should you seek help? If the bird is injured, weak, cold, contact a wildlife rescuer for advice.
🚫 Remember: Don’t take a healthy fledgling home or attempt to raise it yourself. Its parents are usually its best carers!

A little patience and space can make a huge difference to our native wildlife. 🐦🌿

27/10/2026

🐾 PATIENT HIGHLIGHT: MR WARWICK! 🐾

It might not be Tongue Out Tuesday, but today we wanted to shine the spotlight on one of our lovely regulars, Warwick! 🥰❤️

Warwick visits us regularly for his allergy injections, and today he arrived with his harness perfectly matching his nurse! 🩺🐶

We think it’s safe to say he’s one very handsome gentleman! 😍💙

Give Warwick some love in the comments! 👇🐾

26/10/2026

Well that was a cracker of a storm!

Our power is out so if you have any issues please call Uralla Vets on 67783133.

https://www.pexels.com/photo/intense-thunderstorm-with-dramatic-lightning-31130767/

20/10/2026

👅🐾 Peep the Tongue Out Tuesday! 😂❤️

We couldn’t let this week go by without a little tongue-out action! 😜🐶

20/10/2026

Three cheers for our Puppy Preschool Graduates!

Brisket, Fudge and Raffi!! Although none wanted to wear their graduation hat, they all enjoyed their classes and graduated with flying colours.

If you have a new pup and are interested in giving them a pawsitive head start with our qualified trainer Rachel from Good Dogma, just send an email to [email protected] and you'll get all the information you need!

16/10/2026

🐾 PATIENT OF THE WEEK: LITTLE NARMI! 🐾

This week, our Patient of the Week goes to this cute little noodle, Narmi! 🥰💗

Narmi presented to us feeling unwell, with a lack of appetite and vomiting. After further diagnostics, we discovered a suspicious foreign object in her stomach, leading to an exploratory laparotomy. Our team successfully removed the culprit… a piece of rubber! 😳🐾

Thankfully, little Narmi is feeling much better and is now recovering at home with her loving owners. ❤️

15/10/2026

When you're hangry you didn't get breakfast and then they go and give you a puzzle feeder for lunch 🙄😂

Address

221 Rusden Street
Armidale, NSW
2350

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61267710200

Website

http://www.newenglandvetservices.com.au/

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