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Enfield Veterinary Hospital

Enfield Vet Hospital runs consultations by appointment & provides the highest quality diagnostic, su For any adoption enquiries, please contact us directly.
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At Enfield Vet Hospital consultations are run by appointment, 7 days a week. We have full surgical & dental facilities, radiology, ultrasonology, pathology, as well as boarding and grooming services. We are also the pound for Strathfield and Burwood Council, and adopt out any suitable pets who cannot be reunited with theor previous owners. Any reports of stray dogs or cats should be reported to yo

ur local council and they will direct you further. Veterinarians:
-Greg Behm B.V.Sc, MVS (Small Animal Medicine and Surgery)
-Karlee Hirakis B.V.Sc
-Olivia Hassin B.V.Sc, MVS (Small Animal Medicine and Surgery)
- Erika Chan B.V.Sc
-Michael Morrice B.VSc

10/12/2025

Vomiting or diarrhoea in dogs can be caused by eating fatty foods, scavenging rubbish, sudden diet changes, parasites, infections, inflammatory bowel disease or blockages 🐶.

Most mild cases resolve quickly, but ongoing symptoms or lethargy may need veterinary care. Always introduce new foods slowly and seek help if you notice any unusual symptoms or your dog appears uncomfortable 💩.

💬 Book a check-up if your dog seems unwell.

09/12/2025

✨🌞 Meet Stumpy Stella, a tiny queen with a HUGE heart! 👑🧡

Found injured and scared after an AC/DC concert, this courageous kitty has overcome her past with pure resilience. Despite losing three quarters of her tail, Stella hasn’t lost an ounce of her sparkle — she’s thriving indoors and embracing life with open paws and a purring heart. 🐾✨

Now known as the ultimate snuggle bug, Stella loves smooches, tummy tickles and has a purr as deep and soothing as a revving engine. 🚗💤 She’s gentle, affectionate, and would make a wonderful companion for school-aged children — bringing warmth, joy, and endless cuddles. 💕

She also LOVES her food 🍗😻 and her litter tray manners are absolutely impeccable (a true little lady).

Stumpy Stella may be tiny, but her personality is larger than life. She’s ready for a loving home where she can be cherished, pampered, and adored — not just a pet, but a little ruler of hearts. 👑💫

✨ Stella isn’t just looking for a home… she deserves a throne! ✨
Could your family be her happily ever after? For more information please visit Pet Rescue or contact us at Enfield Vets! ☎️

https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1158046

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08/12/2025

Fireworks, storms and loud parties can frighten cats, leading to hiding, trembling or inappropriate toileting 🎆. Some cats react more strongly than others and develop phobias.

To help, create a quiet, cosy hiding spot and play gentle background sounds 💛. Pheromone diffusers can also calm anxiety. If your cat remains fearful or stops eating, speak with our vets for extra support 🐾.

📞 Call us for more info!

07/12/2025

Welcome to our monthly newsletter, covering the latest pet care advice and tips.

03/12/2025

Cooked bones such as ham bones from Christmas can splinter easily, causing painful mouth injuries, choking or intestinal blockages in dogs 🍖.

Symptoms of foreign body ingestion include vomiting, constipation, abdominal pain and loss of appetite.

Always dispose of cooked bones safely and keep leftovers out of reach 🐶. 👉 Call us if you need help.

01/12/2025

Fleas are tiny, fast-moving insects that can cause intense itching, scabs and hair loss in cats 🐱. You might spot black ‘flea dirt’ specks on your cat’s skin, particularly around the tail base or neck.

Regular flea prevention is key, as infestations can quickly spread through your home.

If your cat is scratching or covered in black dirt, it might be fleas. Book a flea check with our vets today ✨🐾.

29/11/2025

Dogs and nectarine seeds don’t mix!

Meet Xena, a very sweet girl who gave her family (and all of us!) quite a scare this week. She presented unwell, and her ultrasound yesterday revealed an intestinal foreign body caused by a nectarine seed.

She was taken into surgery by our wonderful vets Jasmine and Chloe, and we’re so pleased to say everything went smoothly. Xena is doing really well today and is heading home for some well-deserved cuddles and rest.

Intestinal foreign bodies are something we see from time to time, but two in one week is definitely unusual. We also treated a cat earlier in the week with a very similar issue that required surgery too.

Dogs and cats are curious by nature, and things like fruit pits, corn cobs, toys, string, clothing, and even socks can cause serious blockages. These can lead to vomiting, abdominal pain, dehydration, and can quickly become life-threatening without treatment.

If your pet is suddenly off their food, vomiting, or just “not themselves”, it’s always safest to have them checked.

We’re so happy to see Xena on the mend. We’re wishing both of our foreign-body patients a smooth recovery.

28/11/2025

🎓🐾 Puppy School Graduates – Round 2! 🐾🎓

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Say a big congratulations to our newest Mel’s Social Pups graduates… Georgie and Bix! 💛🤎

These two superstars have worked so hard over the past few weeks — mastering their manners, building confidence, and showing off the sweetest puppy personalities. ✨🐶

We’re so proud of how far they’ve come and can’t wait to see them continue to grow into happy, social, well-rounded pups!✨

Swipe to see their adorable graduation moments ➡️🎉

Well done, Georgie & Bix — you smashed it! 👏🐾

27/11/2025

🌸 Meet Strawberry, Dandelion & Delia — three little blossoms ready to brighten your world! 🌸

These sweet girls each bring their own kind of magic 🪄 but they all share the same wish: a loving family to call their own.

🍓 Strawberry is a smoochy sweetheart who adores cuddles, snack time, and sharing her “strawberry kisses.” Gentle, playful, and great with kids and other cats, she slips into new homes with ease thanks to her lovely manners and litter training.

🌼 Dandelion is the prettiest little fluff who melts hearts wherever she goes and will give you endless head bumps of affection every time you reach for a cuddle. Soft, kind, and wonderful with children and other cats, she’s low-maintenance and full of love. All she wants is a family who will cherish her as much as she’ll adore them.

🌙 Delia brings charm and sweetness in the most unique, beautifully marked package. With her quiet meow, gentle nature, and love for exploring, she’s perfect for both first-time pet parents and multi-cat homes. Her cuddly belly is famous for requesting kisses.

💗 All three girls are litter trained, friendly, affectionate, and ready to fill a home with warmth and joy.

✨ A gentle reminder:
Please make sure to desex your kittens! It’s one of the most important ways to keep them healthy, prevent unwanted litters, reduce roaming and stress, and help shelters care for fewer homeless cats. Desexing saves lives — including theirs. Take a peep at the reproduction poster for useful facts that you may have never known! 💡

🌈 If you’re ready to welcome a little love into your life, Strawberry, Dandelion, or Delia may be your perfect match. 🐾💖

For more information on these precious little girlies visit their Pet Rescue profiles using the links below - just match the emojis to their names 🐱

🍓 https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1155407
🌼 https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1155399
🌙 https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1155271

26/11/2025

Does your big doggo sometimes limp and then seem fine a few days later? 🐕

Intermittent lameness in dogs can occur due to a range of musculoskeletal problems, many of which larger breeds can be more prone to.

Common causes of an “on and off” limp in larger breeds include:
✅ Hip or elbow dysplasia (malformation)
✅ Cruciate ligament disease
✅ Arthritis

If you notice any limping in your pet that lasts more than a day or so, or occurs more than once, it’s a good idea to hop on down to our clinic for a thorough joint health assessment with our orthopaedically-awesome vets!

24/11/2025

Arthur is awaiting his forever home and would love to be able to call somewhere home as soon as possible. He is ready to go as soon as someone wants him 🐱 If you cant fit Arthur into your life please share him far and wide to help us find his home! https://www.petrescue.com.au/listings/1152789

Address

94 Coronation Parade, Enfield
Sydney, NSW
2136

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 7:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 7:30pm
Thursday	8am - 7:30pm
Friday	8am - 7:30pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm
Sunday	8:30am - 2pm

Telephone

(02) 9747 3999

Website

http://www.enfieldvet.com.au/

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