The Pet Health Hub

02/06/2026

The very beautiful Cleo went home with a lovely family yesterday, and met her new 2 legged and four legged siblings.
Can confirm: introductions are going well 😻

01/06/2026

01/06/2026

Monday Mottos are here- a little positivity to start our weeks’ right!
“Always look up there are treats beyond your wildest dreams waiting”

27/05/2026

What. A. Cutie!!
Soba came in today with this amazing hair style thanks to her big sister and we just couldn’t resist showing you all the angles 🦓 😍

26/05/2026

🏅 This little superstar - Amora - spent three weeks being assessed with her litter mates and has now been selected to commence training to become a guide Dog.
The training will take about five months and there is various checkpoints and testing along the way to ensure she is keeping on track.
If she’s graduated as a guide Dog, she will do further training with her client as needed.

Congratulations Amora, We are so proud of you. 🤩

20/05/2026

🐝 It’s World Bee Day 💛
The 20th of May is designated to highlight the critical importance of bees and other pollinators in sustaining global biodiversity, food security, and ecosystems.
This date coincides with the birthday of Anton Janša, hailed as one of the greatest beekeepers of his time, his observations laid the foundation for modern apiculture.
Given their role in pollinating a third of our food and 75% of the world’s key crops, bees’ support needs are pressing.
Issues such as habitat loss, pesticide exposure, and climate change highlight the need for our action. You can make a difference by planting bee-friendly gardens🪻featuring a variety of pollen and nectar-rich plants native to your region, creating bee hotels 🎍 that offer safe nesting sites for solitary bees, or directly supporting the local beekeeping industry through the purchase of pure, locally produced Australian honey. 🍯

18/05/2026

What a fantastic day we had this weekend. Thank you to everyone who is part of The Pet Health Hub team; our beautiful clients included! I am blessed yo get to work with you all everyday. 🫶🏻

16/05/2026

So lovely to catch up with one of our beautiful clients, Joy from this weekend. 🥰

15/05/2026

We will now be offering Veterinarian Consultations on Wednesdays between 12pm and 2pm for Vaccinations and all things lumps and bumps

15/05/2026

The Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) is listed as Endangered in New South Wales and Victoria, with the southern population critically low. Once abundant along the Great Dividing Range, their populations have fragmented due to predation by foxes and feral cats, habitat loss, and intense bushfires. Brush tailed Wallabies inhabit rocky escarpments, cliffs, and caves from southeast Queensland to Victoria. Near us they are found in the upper Blue Mountains and specific areas of the national park, including north of Faulconbridge Point Lookout.
At Jenolan Caves population has grown to over 250 individuals thanks to intense management by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

You can help the endangered Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby in NSW by donating to or joining conservation groups like the Friends of the Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby, reporting sightings to the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, and managing predators (foxes/cats) on private land. Other actions include buying charity gifts to support habitat work and supporting feral goat control to reduce competition for food. Programs like NSW Saving Our Species and Zoos Victoria are actively managing threats and breeding programs to prevent extinction.