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Woollahra Veterinary Hospital has provided individual care and attention to the pets of Sydney’s E

Woollahra Veterinary Hospital has provided individual care and attention to the pets of Sydney’s Eastern suburbs for over thirty years. We celebrate the unique human companion animal bond by focusing on four essential tenets of veterinary practice: medicine, surgery, preventative health and nutrition. Our pets give us unconditional love and provide us with well documented benefits to our own healt

h and well being: our aim is to help you repay their selfless devotion with the best quality of life we can provide. We understand our clients’ lives are busy and we strive to provide optimum patient care and health information in pleasant, accessible surroundings with minimal waiting time. The hospital provides a range of veterinary services and also stocks a comprehensive range of preventative health products and pet care merchandise. We value our relationships with our clients and our place in the local community. Whether harbourside, beachside or eastern urban village, we look forward to contributing to happy, healthy, lifelong relationships with your pets.

02/08/2025

Grateful this weekend for the successful cholecystectomy surgery and safe deliverance of senior tuxedo boy Jazz earlier this week by the crack medicine and surgery team at who went above and beyond to ensure his gall bladder removal, necessary due to recurrent, increasingly antibiotic resistant infections, was scheduled at the right time, when Jazz’s co-morbidities, alimentary lymphoma and hyperthyroidism, were medically under control, to mimimise additional risk.
International specialist colleague opinion was sought, blood donors were standing by and Jazz’s pawrents were guided to the most informed decision making possible to ensure he maintains optimal quality of life.
He’s now back at home with his lifelong companion Pixal (she a 12 mth+ metastatic mammary carcinoma survivor), oesophageal feeding tube fashionably gingham wrapped, until a post op check next week.
Life changing surgical decisions in senior pets can be fraught with difficulty and unknown variables but longstanding trust and experience between clients, GP vets and specialist teams can yield remarkable patient results when the planets align…
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26/07/2025

It’s taken Muffin 7 years to crack 2kg body weight and we celebrated her achievement yesterday with a regular monthly itch control injection for her skin allergy.
We’re also trialing PurePEA+ a palmitoylethanolamide and fish oil natural antiinflammatory and pruritis control supplement by to minimise the ongoing use of pharmaceuticals where possible.
Chihuahua vs gelcap? Stay tuned for Muffin’s meds compliance journey…
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15/07/2025

A warm welcome to 12mo little pirate silver tabbycat Mia, who’s landed on her feet after a rough start to life as a street stray. Many rescue kittens have been exposed to cat flu and other viruses which cause ocular, upper respiratory tract and oral disease, some of which can be resolved straight forwardly, but some of which causes chronic and recurrent illness.
Mia has a long pathway back to good health but is a sweet and trusting girl who has sensed we have a soft spot for a silver tabby…
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14/07/2025

🚨Leptospirosis update🚨
In it’s 6mthly update to NSW veterinarians on the status of leptospirosis, pleasingly reports no new reported cases in metropolitan Sydney dogs in the first half of the year, but 4 reported confirmed cases in June in regional areas: one each in Shoalhaven, Newcastle, Port Stephens and Bundanoon. 3 of the patients were unvaccinated, the other’s vaccination status was unknown. 3 were euthenised, 1 died.
The UVTHS working group investigating the emergence and spread of canine leptospirosis continues to recommend vaccination of all dogs living in Inner Sydney, the Eastern suburbs, the Inner West, Newcastle surrounds, South Coast and Southern Highlands. Vaccination supply is good at present so it’s an appropriate time to ensure your dog’s protection.
Risk mitigation includes avoidance of stagnant water which rats may have urinated in and avoiding direct contact with these reservoir hosts.
While clinical cases of leptospirosis are down, we’ve seen an increase in dogs poisoned by the inappropriate placement of rat baits in areas where Houdini dogs create access or pet owners assume are out of bounds.
If you’re unsure of your dog’s leptospirosis vaccination status or risk profile, we’re happy to both clarify and rectify if needed.
These illustrated 1870 rats are already stealing our eggs: don’t let the lethal bacteria they harbour take anything else from us….
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10/07/2025

Nearly 3yo had an eye check earlier in the week for conjunctivitis that may have been caused by several potential underlying suspects: a rumble with a rude cavoodle last Friday, a close encounter with an overzealous groomer dryer on Saturday, or a swirl with airborne pollen or dust on Sunday.
Regardless of the underlying cause, 3-5 days of soothing conjunctivitis ointment should settle the inflammation and have Stevie zooming through the park again in no time…
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08/07/2025

Handsome 10wo pup Panda was serving big paw energy when we met him and his pawrents for his 2nd pup vaccinations this afternoon. Calm and robust, he was as unbothered by his examination and vaccinations as he is by the family’s established senior cat and his new human siblings. If today’s chill vibe is any indicator, he’s on track for a smooth transition into family life, and we’re here for it!
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07/07/2025

Tiny 1.7kg 8mo Winona made her desexing offering to the g***d gods this morning and for good measure, sacrificed 4 retained puppy canine teeth to the dental gods.
Toy breeds with small jaws risk dental crowding and malocclusion problems if deciduous puppy teeth don’t shed naturally to make room for adult permanent teeth. Desexing time is always a good opportunity to assess dentition and remove retained baby teeth to avoid future problems.
Winona will have a soft food diet and plenty of over the next few days while both her gums and her tum heal!
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05/07/2025

Subjected to our favourite kind of bullying yesterday by 12yo who’s midway through a 4 shot series of pentosan joint support injections which he has every 6months to help him keep belying his age.
We’re loving the green food bowl halo too!
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02/07/2025

Excellent feline companion animal representation in this year’s Archibald Prize hanging and the adjacent Young Archies at .
Art After Dark on Wednesday nights is a safe port in the storm…
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29/06/2025

of a catch up yesterday with 2yo seal point Talum for his annual vaccination and weigh in. He’s the 4th generation from a long time feline favouring family Dr Paul has known nearly 30 years but he’s not backward in bringing forward his own chonky personality; remarkably relaxed at the vets and draped over his hoomum’s shoulder at home.
Now, about that diet….
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28/06/2025

Happy
For those who hibernate…
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21/06/2025

Happy low riders!
For those who celebrate, including David Hockney, Joan Crawford, Andy Warhol and Queen Margrethe II of Denmark…
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Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 12:00
Sunday	10:00 - 12:00

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http://woollahravets.com.au/

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