Albury Animal Hospital

05/09/2026

🌟 DENTAL MONTH HAS BEEN EXTENDED INTO SEPTEMBER! 🌟

Due to the incredible demand for our August Dental Month promotion, we completely BOOKED OUT our available appointments! 🙌🐾
So, we’ve decided to give you something else to smile about 😁 and extend the same offer into September!

Here’s something to sink your teeth into… 🦷👇
🔴 STAGE 1 – TEETH CLEANING + DENTAL X-RAYS
Normally $659
💰 $50 OFF → NOW $609

Includes:
✨ Professional teeth cleaning (scale and polish) under general anaesthesia
🩻 Full-mouth dental X-rays
🦷 Dental charting
📸 Intraoral photos

➕ PLUS…
🔴 STAGE 2 – DENTAL TREATMENT
💰 SAVE $150 on extractions and advanced dental care when completed within 4 weeks of Stage 1.
Dental disease can be painful, and much of it can be hiding below the gumline. 🦷 Early treatment can improve your pet’s comfort, protect their oral health and help prevent more advanced dental disease. ❤️🐾

📋 BOOKING INFORMATION
✅ Pets that have been examined by an Albury Animal Hospital veterinarian within the last 6 months can book their dental procedure directly.
✅ New patients, or pets that haven’t had a health check with us within the last 6 months, will first require a veterinary consultation before their dental procedure can be booked.

⚠️ SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS ARE LIMITED!
August booked out quickly, so we recommend getting your paws on an appointment early! 🐾
📞 Call Albury Animal Hospital on (02) 6040 6995.

🦷 Healthy teeth. Happier pets. ❤️
Now that’s something worth smiling about!

04/09/2026

🌟 Fun Fact Friday - Cats Have a Lot to Say! 🌟

Did you know ❓

Cats can have an incredibly varied vocal repertoire, with some sources suggesting they can produce dozens of different sounds! 😸
From meows, chirps and trills to purrs, hisses and growls, cats have plenty of ways to get their message across.

Interestingly, cats use many of these sounds specifically when communicating with humans. 🐱💕

Dogs have their own impressive communication toolkit too, but they rely much more heavily on body language, facial expressions and scent, as well as barking, whining and growling. 🐶

Does your cat have a special sound that you know exactly how to interpret❓

03/09/2026

🌟 Where do paralysis ticks prefer to hide? 🌟

An Australian study has revealed where paralysis ticks are most likely to attach on dogs and cats. Over 10,000 tick paralysis cases were analysed, providing valuable information on where to focus first when searching for ticks. 🕷️

As well as using an effective tick control product, daily searching and removal of ticks is recommended. Importantly, for pets suffering from tick paralysis, finding and removing the tick as quickly as possible can be life-saving.

The study also found some unusual attachment sites:
🔹Ear canal
🔹Inside the mouth
🔹Nostrils
🔹Under tail or ge***al areas

Remember, prevention is always better than cure. If you would like to know more about tick prevention please call and chat to one of our friendly nurses. 📞

(Source: NexGard Spectra)

03/09/2026

🌟 WE’RE GROWING OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM!

We’re looking for a special someone to join Albury Animal Hospital as our new Client Experience & Administration Lead.

We want every person who walks through our doors, calls us or contacts us online to feel welcomed, listened to and authentically cared for.

So, we’re looking for someone who loves people, notices the little things and has plenty of ideas about how we could do things even better.

Veterinary experience isn’t essential. Great leadership, initiative, organization and a passion for exceptional customer service are.

💼 Full-time leadership position
💰 $90,000–$100,000 + super

And to our wonderful clients and local community — you might know exactly the person we’re looking for!

Please share this post, tag someone who would be amazing, or send the ad their way. ❤️🐾

👉 View the full position & apply on SEEK⁠

Lead client experience, improve systems and empower our team. Bring your ideas, take ownership and help us make an exceptional hospital even better.

02/09/2026

🌟 Saturday appointments available 🌟

We have a few appointments still available for this Saturday with Drs. Sally and Chathu.

Saturdays can be a more convenient time to get your pet's health concern addressed or get them up to date with their preventative health.

We are here to help - 📞 60406995 to book
or visit: https://ap-booking.vetstoria.com/booking/69e734eda8c38/?r=6

02/09/2026

⭐️ Always learning and improving ⭐️

Our team stopped for some training provided by cramptonconsult and UVG on communication.

We were working on honing our skills on asking clients questions during consultations.

Not just any questions, but the right ones, that help us to get the information we require to best advocate for your pet!

All the small training opportunities add up to help us to refine our skills to be the best team we can be together - because together is better 💙❤️🤍

01/09/2026

🌟 Seasonal Allergies and Dogs 🌟

Seasonal allergies are a common cause of skin and ear problems seen in dogs during Springtime. They are typically brought on by tree and grass pollen, dust and dust mites, mould and mould mites, flea bites and fresh grass. 🌾🌸☀️

Signs often include itchy skin or ear infections, however other indications may include:
🔹runny nose
🔹sneezing
🔹red or swollen eyes

A diagnosis can be determined by a thorough allergy questionnaire, skin testing and/or running a blood test. If your pet suffers from ongoing itchiness or skin problems, please call us and book an allergy consultation today. 📞

01/09/2026

🎉 A slightly belated Happy Birthday to Tayla! 🎂

Her birthday may have been yesterday, but apparently at Albury Animal Hospital we like to extend birthday celebrations across multiple days. 😂

Today we finally got around to the important stuff — brownies, a morning tea and photographic evidence that we did, in fact, celebrate her. 🍫📸

Happy Birthday Tayla! We hope yesterday was fabulous — and we’re pretty sure birthday brownies taste just as good a day late. 🥳❤️🐾

01/09/2026

🌟 A Little Time Behind the Scenes Helps Us Care for Your Pets 🌟

From today, Albury Animal Hospital doors and phones will be closed every weekday from 1:00pm-2:00pm for our dedicated lunchtime and team communication hour.

This important hour allows our team to:

🥪 Take a well-earned lunch break
🐶 Complete inpatient rounds and provide patient care
💬 Communicate, plan and coordinate as a team
❤️ Make sure everyone is across the needs of the pets in our care

If your pet needs urgent veterinary assistance during this time, please call (02) 6040 6995 and follow the prompts. 📞
We’ll be back to our normal service from 2:00pm.

Thank you for your understanding and for giving our team this valuable time to recharge, communicate and ensure we continue providing the best possible care for your pets.

Your Pet – Our Passion ❤️

31/08/2026

🌟 Maggie 🌟

It's Tongue Out Tuesday! 👅
Sweet Maggie visited us for an ear check and was more than happy to pose for a photo. 🐾😍