Ivanhoe East Veterinary Hospital

Ivanhoe East Veterinary Hospital Ivanhoe East Veterinary Hospital aims to provide the best preventative care and treatment facilities
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“Pancake” and nurse Ash indulging in some after surgery cuddles 💕
04/09/2026

“Pancake” and nurse Ash indulging in some after surgery cuddles 💕

Happy Friday 💕
04/09/2026

Happy Friday 💕

Happy 9th Birthday Archie 🎂This adorable little man stopped in today to receive his arthritis injection and also got a b...
02/09/2026

Happy 9th Birthday Archie 🎂

This adorable little man stopped in today to receive his arthritis injection and also got a birthday treat from Bow Wow Bakery

Happy Friday Ivanhoe East crew!
28/08/2026

Happy Friday Ivanhoe East crew!

INTERNATIONAL DOG DAY 🐩🦮🐕‍🦺Today is International dog day, a special day to celebrate the unconditional love they give t...
26/08/2026

INTERNATIONAL DOG DAY 🐩🦮🐕‍🦺

Today is International dog day, a special day to celebrate the unconditional love they give to us!

If you have a special pooch in your life, today is the day to spread the love and show them how much they mean to you💕

Swipe to see our much loved staff doggies ➡️

Puppies, puppies and more puppies 😍
24/08/2026

Puppies, puppies and more puppies 😍

FURCATION EXPOSUREThe most common reason for tooth removal. The furcation is the gap between the tooth roots that become...
23/08/2026

FURCATION EXPOSURE

The most common reason for tooth removal. The furcation is the gap between the tooth roots that become exposed when the gum and bone erode. In healthy teeth this area is filled with periodontium (bone, gingiva etc).
Plaque and calculus builds up under the gum margin resulting in periodontal disease. The resulting inflammation results in erosion of the bone causing furcation and root exposure. When this happens we can probe between the roots of the tooth. This is impossible to keep clean and plaque/tartar recurs rapidly progressing periodontitis and pain. Extraction is required in all of these cases!

Peggy, just being her adorable little self 😍💕
21/08/2026

Peggy, just being her adorable little self 😍💕

21/08/2026

MOBILE TEETH

Mobile (loose) teeth in dogs generally need to be extracted because a mobile tooth is usually a sign that the supporting tissues and bone have been significantly damaged, most commonly from periodontal disease.

Periodontal disease destroys the bone and tissues holding the tooth in place. Once enough support is lost, the tooth becomes loose. A mobile tooth can move when the dog chews which can be painful.

Bacteria can accumulate around the tooth and underneath the gum, maintaining inflammation and infection. Once significant periodontal support has been lost, the supporting bone generally cannot regenerate enough to make the tooth stable again.

Removing diseased teeth reduces the chronic bacterial and inflammatory burden associated with advanced periodontal disease.

Just a little reminder that puppy cuddles make everything better! 🥹💗We’re completely obsessed with this little face! 🐶✨
18/08/2026

Just a little reminder that puppy cuddles make everything better! 🥹💗

We’re completely obsessed with this little face! 🐶✨

Address

257 Lower Heidelberg Road
Ivanhoe East, VIC
3079

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 1pm

Telephone

+61394973003

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