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Caringbah Veterinary Hospital

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Caringbah veterinary Hospital
Our aim is to help keep your beloved pet happy and healthy. We also have another clinic at Miranda
272 President ave Miranda.

Here at Caringbah Vet we strive to provide the best help and care for your pet. Our goal is to provide you and your pet with the best quality care through courteous and compassionate service and the most current medical and surgical techniques such as:
Veterinary medicine, soft Tissue & Orthopedic Surgery, Obstetrics, Dentistry, Radiography, Ultrasonography, Endoscopy, Electrocardiography and Blood Work. We Treat every client as an individual, as we realise that every pet and owner have different medical, emotional and financial needs. In order to achieve this mission, our dedicated and caring professional staff are focused on excellence in Veterinary medicine and surgery. We aim to meet the ever-changing needs of our clients and their pets with knowledge, efficiency and empathy. We provide a boarding felicity for your dogs, cats or rabbits.

31/10/2026

🎃 Happy Halloween from Caringbah Vet! 🎃

We hope you and your furry friends have a spooky, safe and spectacular Halloween!

With all the excitement of trick-or-treaters, lollies and decorations, here are a few things to keep in mind to help keep our pets safe:

🐾 Prevent escapes: Keep doors and gates secure when trick-or-treaters arrive. Consider using baby gates or keeping your dog in a quiet room away from the front door.

🐾 Scared of visitors? If your pet is anxious around strangers or the doorbell, consider putting up a sign asking visitors not to knock or ring the bell.

🐾 Keep lollies out of reach: Chocolate is toxic to dogs, and some sugar-free lollies contain xylitol, an artificial sweetener that can cause dangerously low blood sugar and potentially life-threatening complications.

🐾 Watch those decorations: Curious pets may chew or swallow Halloween toys, decorations or wrappers. These can pose choking hazards or cause intestinal blockages.

A little preparation can go a long way in keeping Halloween enjoyable for everyone!

We'd love to see your spooky celebrations — share your pets' best Halloween costumes or scariest snaps in the comments below! 👻

18/10/2026

Dog Sports

Did you know that keeping your dog active and engaged is about more than just physical exercise?

Mental stimulation is just as important!

You may have seen these two little Whippets, Phantom and Rumour, around Caringbah Vet.
Lately, they've been busy learning new skills, gaining experience and collecting titles across a variety of dog sports!

From flyball, sprint dog and lure coursing to scent work, these boys are putting their natural abilities to good use.

Dogs have natural instincts and behaviours that need appropriate outlets. Providing opportunities to sniff, chase, run, problem-solve and learn can help meet their needs and support their overall wellbeing.

As the saying goes, a tired dog is a happy dog — but a mentally fulfilled dog is just as important!

Go Phantom and Rumour! We love seeing our patients out there having fun, learning new skills and showing off their talents.

15/10/2026

We love seeing dogs getting along in our hospital!
As we can see, these two retrievers are enjoying some friendly interaction while waiting for their appointments.

Polite play involves:
- Loose, relaxed body language
- Taking turns during play
- Respecting each other's boundaries
- Knowing when to pause or take a break

Recognising these behaviours helps us understand when dogs are comfortable, enjoying themselves, and happy to interact with one another.

11/10/2026

Puppy Worming | Starting Healthy Habits Early

Puppies have lots of growing to do, and protecting them against intestinal worms is an important part of their preventative healthcare.

Why is regular worming important?

- Healthy growth: Intestinal worms can affect your puppy's growth, development and ability to absorb nutrients.
- Prevention is key: Puppies can carry intestinal worms without showing obvious signs, making regular worming important from an early age.
- Protecting the family: Some intestinal worms can also pose a risk to people, particularly young children.

Keeping your puppy protected involves following an appropriate worming schedule and using a treatment suited to their age and weight.

At Caringbah Veterinary Hospital, our team can help you understand your puppy's worming schedule, choose an appropriate treatment and learn how to administer worming tablets at home.

Not sure when your puppy is due for their next dose? Pop in and have a chat with our friendly team. We're always happy to help!

A healthy start begins with good habits!

10/10/2026

A Brush with Fame

Meet Ziggy, our adorable little dachshund with a special family connection!

Ziggy was an absolute star during her stitch removal today, remaining calm and collected throughout her visit.

Genetics can play an important role in our dogs, influencing everything from health predispositions to temperament and problem-solving abilities. But how much comes down to nature, and how much to nurture? It's the combination of genetics, environment and experiences that helps shape the dogs we know and love.

We're lucky to care for so many wonderful patients, each with their own unique personalities and stories to tell!

Have you ever discovered something special about your pet's family tree? We'd love to hear about it!

08/10/2026

Happy Veterinary Nurses Day!

Today, we’re celebrating and thanking our wonderful veterinary nurses for everything they do behind the scenes and every day at Caringbah Vet.

From cuddling nervous patients and keeping them comfortable, to monitoring anaesthetics, assisting with procedures, caring for hospitalised animals and making sure every patient stays safe — our nurses do it all.

Their patience, compassion, knowledge and dedication make such a difference to the animals in our care and to their families.

Thank you to our amazing vet nurses for everything you do. We couldn’t do it without you! ❤️

04/10/2026

Have you considered what handling tool suits your dog?

Our handsome black Lab friend Ivy is showing off her Halti, but there are plenty of options when it comes to walking and handling our dogs.

- Harnesses: comfortable and useful for many dogs, but don't automatically prevent pulling.
- Haltis: can provide excellent control for dogs who pull, but need to be introduced gradually and paired with training.
- Slip leads: convenient and useful in the right hands, with appropriate training and handling.
- Collars: a simple everyday option, particularly useful with an ID tag.
- Martingale collars: designed to gently tighten and help prevent a dog from backing out.
- Front-clip harnesses: can help redirect dogs who pull and support loose-lead training.

And sometimes, the equipment itself becomes part of the training!

Dogs can learn that different equipment means different activities:

🏖️ Harness = beach adventure
🚗 Harness = car ride
🎓 Halti = training walk
🏃 Lead = jogging or everyday walk

The goal isn't necessarily to find one piece of equipment for every situation — it's about finding what works safely and comfortably for your individual dog and the activity you're doing.

What does your dog know is coming when you pick up their harness or lead? 🐾

30/09/2026

Meet Stella! 🐾

Stella has been a long-term visitor here at Caringbah Veterinary Hospital, and over the years, we’ve built a real connection with her.

Recently, at 10 years old, Stella needed to have her hind leg amputated. With careful veterinary care, patience and consistent care at home, she has made an amazing recovery.

Today, Stella is back to playing at the park, chasing the ball and acting like the big puppy she’s always been!

So, what does REST & RECOVERY look like for dogs?
- Non-strenuous exercise
- Controlled activity
- Mental stimulation
- Good nutrient intake
- Regular check-ins & monitoring
- Plenty of quality rest
- Positive encouragement
- Following their individual recovery plan
- And plenty of patience!

Every dog and every recovery is different. Giving them the right balance of rest, movement, nutrition and support can help them gradually rebuild their strength and confidence.

And Stella is a wonderful example of just how much our dogs can adapt. ❤️

Go Stella! 🐶🎾

27/09/2026

🐾 Lumps & Bumps: When Should You Be Concerned?

Meet Bonnie! ❤️ Bonnie has had a few lumps removed over the years, but… she is always the very best girl. 🥰

Finding a new lump on your dog can be stressful. The good news is that not every lump is cancerous, but it’s important to have new or changing lumps checked by your vet.

Your vet may perform a fine needle aspirate (FNA), using a needle to collect cells from the lump to examine under the microscope in consult. This can help determine whether the lump appears benign or malignant and whether further investigation or treatment is needed.

Some lumps, such as mast cell tumours, can be unpredictable. When identified early and appropriately treated, most mast cell tumours can be cured with surgery alone.

So, if you notice a new, changing or unusual lump on your pet, don’t wait - get it checked early.

At Caringbah Veterinary Hospital, our vets can help with the assessment, diagnostic investigation and surgical treatment of lumps and bumps.

And just like Bonnie, we’ll make sure your furry friend gets plenty of love along the way. ❤️🐾

24/09/2026

🐾 Obedience Training: How Good Is Your “Stay”? 👀

At Caringbah Vet, we love seeing well-trained dogs! Training is about more than just following commands - it reflects the time, patience, dedication and consistency an owner puts into building communication and trust with their dog.

Our dogs also deserve more credit for how well they learn to understand the words, cues and communication we use every day. 🐶🧠

Our little friend Cruze is showing off his expert “stay”!
He can even roll over too. 👏

“Stay” is a great exercise for teaching patience, calmness and self-control.

Once your dog has mastered the basics, you can make it more challenging by introducing the 3 D’s of training:
📍 Distance – How far can you move away?
⏱️ Duration – How long can they hold the stay?
👀 Distraction – Can they stay while the world around them gets more interesting?

Start simple and gradually build up each challenge.
And remember, even cats can learn training cues! 🐱

So, consider this your sign to practise your training today. How long can your pup “stay”? 🐾

Address

151 Denman Avenue
Caringbah, NSW
2229

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8:30am - 5pm
Sunday	9:30am - 12pm

Website

http://au.localize123.com/caringbah-veterinary-hospital-in-caringbah-nsw

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