University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden - Small Animals

30/07/2026

When should we intervene to help wildlife? And when might intervention do more harm than good?

In a new The Conversation article, School of Veterinary Science academics Associate Professor Michelle Campbell-Ward and Dr Anne Quain explore the complex decisions behind wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.

Drawing on their recent research published in Animal Welfare, they examine the ethical challenges of wildlife triage, treatment and rehabilitation, and why deciding to intervene is not always straightforward.

Read more below. 👇

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Helping distressed wildlife without seeking advice may sometimes do more harm than good – as two experts explain.

23/07/2026

🐾 Is K-Laser therapy a one-off treatment?

For most pets, K-Laser therapy works best as a series of treatments rather than a single session.

While every treatment plan is tailored to the patient, many pets start with twice-weekly treatments for 4–6 weeks, with sessions gradually reducing over time based on their response.

If your pet is living with arthritis, mobility issues, a soft tissue injury, or a healing wound, K-Laser therapy may be worth discussing with your veterinarian.

📞 Contact our team on (02) 4655 0777 to find out more.

20/07/2026

🐾 Thinking about K-Laser therapy for your pet?

K-Laser therapy isn't a one-off treatment. For many pets, the best results come from a structured treatment plan tailored to their individual needs.

A typical treatment program may include:
- an initial consultation with one of our veterinarians
- two sessions per week to begin with
- a treatment course of approximately 4–6 weeks
- ongoing reassessment and adjustment based on your pet's progress

K-Laser therapy may be recommended for a variety of conditions, including arthritis, mobility concerns, soft tissue injuries, and wound healing.

Our team will work with you to determine whether K-Laser therapy is appropriate for your pet and develop a plan that suits their condition and lifestyle.

📞 Contact us on (02) 4655 0777 to learn more.

16/07/2026

🐾 Could K-Laser Therapy help your pet?

If your dog or cat is experiencing arthritis, joint pain or reduced mobility, K-Laser therapy may be recommended as part of their treatment plan.

K-Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that may help to:
- reduce inflammation
- improve circulation
- relieve pain and discomfort
- support healing and mobility

For pets affected by arthritis, joint disease, or soft tissue injuries, K-Laser therapy may be used alongside other treatments to help improve comfort and quality of life. K-Laser may be suitable for pets prescribed medications that are not suitable or well-tolerated.

Our veterinary team will assess your pet individually and determine whether K-Laser therapy is an appropriate option for their needs.

📞 To learn more or book an appointment, contact our team on (02) 4655 0777.

15/07/2026

👁️ Specialist Eye Care for Cats and Dogs in Camden

We're pleased to welcome Vet Vision to the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden, Small Animals, offering specialist ophthalmology services for both cats and dogs.

Vet Vision's ophthalmology team provides advanced diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of eye conditions, with services led by veterinary eye specialists Dr Matt Annear and Dr Sarah Coall.

📍 University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden
📅 Next clinic: 24 July 2026

Your pet may benefit from a specialist eye examination if they are experiencing:
- red or sore eyes
- excessive tearing or discharge
- squinting or discomfort
- cloudy eyes or vision changes
- ongoing or recurring eye conditions

✅ Specialist eye care for cats and dogs
✅ Advanced diagnostic and treatment options
✅ No referral required

📞 Contact our team on (02) 4655 0777 to book an appointment.

14/07/2026

Cats with chronic or complex medical conditions can benefit from specialist input, but busy hospitals aren't always the right fit for every patient.

Feline medicine specialist, Associate Professor Andrea Harvey consults regularly at our Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Camden, providing access to specialist expertise within a familiar general practice setting close to home.

With a strong interest in animal welfare and quality-of-life focused care, Dr Andrea Harvey's consultations focus on helping cats with ongoing or complex medical conditions, offering practical management plans that aim to maximise comfort, wellbeing, and the quality of life for your feline companion.

Meet Dr Andrea Harvey: https://profiles.sydney.edu.au/andrea.harvey

Upcoming clinics:
- 6 August 2026
- 10 September 2026

Advanced Feline Ultrasound Clinics
- 21 August 2026
- 28 August 2026

📞 Contact our team on (02) 4655 0777 to learn more or book a spot for your feline friend.

Our visiting specialists can work collaboratively with your regular veterinarian, whether they are based at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden or another clinic. No referral is required for specialist feline medicine consultations.

14/07/2026

🐾 Has your pet slowed down this winter?

As the weather gets colder, many older dogs and cats become less active and may show signs of discomfort from arthritis or joint disease.

You might notice your pet:
- taking longer to get up after resting
- hesitating before stairs or jumping
- sleeping more than usual
- being less interested in walks or play

We now offer K-Laser therapy as a non-invasive treatment option that may help reduce pain and inflammation associated with arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions.

K-Laser therapy is a non-drug treatment option for pets with arthritis, particularly those for whom commonly prescribed medications are not suitable or well-tolerated. It's commonly used in both veterinary and human healthcare and can form part of a personalised treatment plan designed to keep your pet comfortable and active.

If you've noticed changes in your pet's mobility this winter, speak with our team to find out whether K-Laser therapy may be appropriate for your pet.

📞 Call us on (02) 4655 0777 to learn more or book an appointment.

07/06/2026

Looking to improve your pet’s comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life?

Class 4 Laser Therapy is a safe, pain‑free treatment that helps reduce inflammation, ease pain and improve mobility, without the side effects associated with some medications.

Sessions are quick, gentle, and many dogs show improvements after just a few visits.

Call us to see if laser therapy is right for your pet - (02) 4655 0777

05/06/2026

We now offer non-invasive laser therapy for your pet to support healing and improve quality of life in pets with:

- arthritis and joint pain
- reduced mobility in ageing pets
- soft tissue injuries (e.g. strains and sprains)
- wound healing and recovery
- chronic conditions requiring ongoing support

Class 4 Laser Therapy is a non-invasive, pain-free treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to pe*****te deep into the tissue. This advanced technology is designed to reduce inflammation and promote healing by stimulating cell regeneration.

Each session is 5-10 minutes and many pet owners have reported noticing improvements after just a few sessions.

Speak with our team to see if laser therapy is right for your pet: (02) 4655 0777

24/04/2026

In recognition of World Veterinary Day tomorrow, we are celebrating the veterinarians who are central to the work of our Veterinary Teaching Hospitals and the wider veterinary profession.

Their work goes beyond patient care, with a valued commitment to education and training. Through roles as academics, teachers, and mentors, our veterinarians help shape the next generation of professionals, with an impact that reaches well beyond our hospitals.

Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and ongoing contribution to the profession.