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Buninyong Veterinary Clinic

Buninyong Veterinary Clinic offers quality Veterinary services with experienced vets and nurses local to the area Offering quality veterinary services.

17/04/2025

We will be closed Friday 18th of April through to Monday 21st of April. We will reopen as normal on Tuesday 22nd of April at 12pm.

We hope everyone has a great and safe Easter and long weekend 🐰🌼🥚🍫

11/04/2025

Have a great weekend everyone!

Just a reminder easter is next week and we recommend putting in your scripts and food orders early.

Model: "Zeb"

09/04/2025

As the weather gets colder and the small critters are looking for a warm place to sleep, we see an increase in the amount of pets who have ingested rat bait. 🐭

Please ensure that any rat bait is kept well away from your pets and check regularly for any signs of tampering.

If you are concerned that your pet has eaten some rat bait please give the clinic a call immediately.

Signs of toxicity include:

Lethargy
Weakness
Bleeding from nose, wounds, mouth or gentials
Bloody urine
Seizures

04/04/2025

One of our lovely clients Kathy will be starting a Pet Grief Circle on the 4th Thursday of every month.

This is a chance to talk about your loss with like-minded people. Bookings are essential.

If you would like more information please contact Kathy or visit the Joyful Pilgrim website 🌈

03/04/2025

We are excited to let everyone know we have opened our books and look forward to welcoming new clients and patients 🙂

You can call the clinic on 53129727 to make an appointment

31/03/2025

With easter around the corner this a reminder that chocolate contains theobromine and to a lesser extent, caffeine.
Humans metabolize theobromine easily (lucky us), but dogs don't.

Dogs process theobromine and caffeine slowly, which allows these toxic compounds to build up in their systems and cause clinical signs associated with chocolate toxicity.

Some signs and symptoms include:
-Diarrhoea
-Vomiting
-Seizures
-Tremors
-Irregular heart rate
-Heart arrhythmia
-Internal bleeding

It's helpful to keep or take a picture of the packaging to give to the veterinarian and let them know when you think your dog was eating chocolate. Treatment often differs depending on how long the chocolate has been in the dog's body.

26/03/2025

The gorgeous Zuke waking up after his sedation ❤️

19/03/2025

🐈 We were very smitten over this little kitten Bonnie 🐈

18/03/2025

Cricket the Yorkshire terrier🐶 waiting patiently to get her dental procedure started 🦷

12/03/2025

Feel good story ☺️

This video was received by one of our clients, her two cats Tully and Ellie enjoying some supervised outdoor time.

Believe it or not Tully the Tabby only has three legs, rather than the six legs he thinks he has going at that speed 😂

07/03/2025

We will be closed Monday the 10th of march for the Labour Day public holiday 👷‍♂️

We will open as normal on Tuesday the 11th at 12pm

Hope everyone enjoys their long weekend

In an emergency please contact

GARS: 4219 2169

ARH Essendon Fields: 9379 0700

06/03/2025

Important!

Please if you find any impacted wildlife follow the information above

05/03/2025

Please be aware that Buninyong and Scotsburn are currently under a watch and act. If you are in need of any pet advice please contact the clinic. At this point we are open as usual but will keep everyone updated if this changes.

25/02/2025

🐇 MYXOMATOSIS 🐰

We have unfortunately started to see some cases of Myxomatosis.

This is a fatal disease to rabbits, causing swelling of the eyes, ears and ge****ls. Also presenting with a high temperature.

It is transmitted primarily through mosquitos, or direct contact with an infected rabbit.

Unfortunately there is no treatment and the vaccine against this awful disease is not available in Australia.

Please keep your rabbits indoors if at all possible (especially at dawn/dusk and on hot still days). Use mosquito netting to protect outdoor enclosures and ensure they're completely secure against wild rabbits and insects. Any new rabbits joining your household should be quarantined for at least 2 weeks to prevent potential spread.

17/02/2025

HomeSafeID is a microchip registry that is used by vets and shelters around Australia. Unfortunately, they have stopped operations and warning that their website might go off-line.

This means if your pets microchip is registered with HomeSafeID we would strongly advise to transfer to another provider.

If you are unsure of what registry your pets microchip is registered with but you have the microchip number, you can use the following website to check who your provider is, petaddress.com.au

If you are unsure what your pets microchip number is and unsure of what provider you are with, we are offering a free of charge service to scan your pets microchip.

If this is something you are interested in please contact the clinic on 5312 9727 and we can organise a time to do so.

14/02/2025

Happy Valentines Day 💝

06/02/2025

Freddie couldn't be happier about his visit today.
3 month old, up to date with vaccines and ready to explore the 🌎

24/01/2025

We will be closed for the public holiday on Monday the 27th of jan

Hope everyone has a safe and happy long weekend ☀️

Address

316a Learmonth Street
Buninyong, VIC
3357

Website

http://www.buninyongvet.com.au/

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