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The largest specialty and referral network in Australia, consisting of more than 20 sites.

28/07/2025

📢 Register Now – Free Veterinary CE from ARH Sydney | Saturday 30 August
ARH Sydney is hosting a full-day continuing education event focused on the clinical care and challenges of ageing pets – and you’re invited!

Join us for:
✔ Expert presentations from Dr Emily Pritchard, Dr Felipe Espinheira, Dr Justin Grace, Dr Kyle Song and Dr Madeleine Roberts
✔ Specialties include Internal medicine, feline Internal Medicine, Ophthalmology, Surgery and Anaestesia
✔ Practical 25-minute sessions
✔ Small group and panel discussions
✔ Interactive Q&A via our event app
✔ Great networking opportunities
✔ Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided
✔ Exciting prizes to be won

📍 Dockside at Darling Harbour - Sydney
🗓 Saturday 30 August | 9:00am – 5:00pm
🎟 Free to attend – registration essential

Places are limited – register now:
👉 https://www.trybooking.com/DDVTT

08/07/2025

Swipe to see what happens when your furry ones eat grapes 🤮

02/07/2025

Hear from the team at what Vet Med term makes a good name for a pet 🐾

30/06/2025

Lulu receiving many cuddles from our surgical nurse Andrew and of course cuddles from Dr Luke our surgical resident at 🤍

A little bit about Lulu’s journey with us! Lulu was seen by our emergency department for hind limb paralysis and referred to see our surgical specialist team. Since then Lulu has received a very complex spinal surgery and has spent many nights with our team. Lulu is now back to his silly and gave Dr Luke many kisses on his most recent check up! 🤍

26/06/2025

Meet the adorable Logan, a long haired Weimaraner who recently cared for during his heart procedure. Logan required a PDA procedure with Dr. Richard Woolley from Cardiorespiratory Pet Referrals.

What is Patent Ductus Arteriosis (PDA) This is a small vessel connecting the pulmonary artery and the aorta (takes blood from the heart to the lungs). In a developing foetus the blood bypasses the non-functioning lungs through this vessel. Normally after birthing this vessel will close in the first few days of life but in some cases like Logans this does not occur. This means the heart must work harder to meet the body’s oxygen demand and this can become fatal if untreated.

PDA procedures in dogs closes the abnormal connection between the aorta and the pulmonary artery. Dr. Woolley dose this using a minimally invasive catheter technique.

Luckily for Logan he was diagnosed and treated and is now living a much more active and longer life thanks to the amazing Dr. Richard Woolley and the care that he received in our hospital. 🤍

24/06/2025

A Day In The Life Of A Specialty Nurse 🩺

18/06/2025

How satisfying is that! 🤍

10/06/2025

Some foods are best kept away from your furry friends! If they happen to sneak a bite, get in touch with your local Greencross Vets or one of our emergency centres if symptoms worsen 🤍

05/06/2025

Have a pet emergency this long weekend? Our Emergency Centres are open and ready to help. Visit your nearest location in our network via the link in our bio! 🤍

04/06/2025

Come along to see how a Laparoscopic Spay & Gastropexy is performed!

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