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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 2pm

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We provide compassionate care for your pets, from routine check-ups to emergency services.

Our experienced team is here to keep your furry friends happy and healthy.

📞 Call us at (09) 948 2880 to schedule an appointment!

06/11/2026

👑🐾 PRINCESS MINNIE HAS A LITTLE REMINDER FOR YOU! 💕

Meow Meow, have you entered my November Giveaway yet? 😻

There's still time to win a FREE Flea and Worm Treatment for your beloved furry friend! 🐶🐱

✨ To enter:
❤️ Like the original giveaway post
🐾 Tag a fellow animal lover in the comments
💕 Follow us on Facebook and Instagram

📍 Please scroll down to find my post playing Hide and Seek and enter your details there!

⏰ HURRY! Entries close Friday, 13th November!

Don't miss your chance to spoil your fur baby!

Lots of love,
Princess Minnie 👑🐾

06/11/2026

🍫🐶 CHOCOLATE AND DOGS: A SWEET TREAT THAT CAN BE DANGEROUS! ⚠️

Chocolate might be a treat for us, but it can be toxic to our furry friends!

❤️ BELLA'S STORY:

Sweet Bella recently got into some chocolate brownies! Her owner acted quickly and brought her straight to The Vet Clinic for treatment. Thankfully, Bella received prompt veterinary attention. 🐾

Bella's story is a reminder of how important it is to act quickly if your dog eats chocolate.

Signs of chocolate poisoning include:
⚠️ Vomiting and diarrhoea
⚠️ Restlessness and hyperactivity
⚠️ Increased thirst
⚠️ Rapid heartbeat
⚠️ Tremors and seizures

🚨 What should you do?

🐾 Contact your vet immediately.
🐾 Tell them what type and how much chocolate was eaten.
🐾 Don't wait for symptoms to appear.
🐾 Never try to induce vomiting unless instructed by your vet.

Dark chocolate and baking chocolate are particularly dangerous, but all chocolate should be kept away from dogs.

❤️ A big thank you to Bella's owner for acting so quickly!

Keep those chocolate treats out of reach of curious paws, and please share this post to help spread awareness!

📍 The Vet Clinic – Dannemora
📞 09 948 2880

03/11/2026

🎄🐱 Christmas Cattery Bookings Are Open! 🐱🎄

Limited spaces available

02/11/2026

🎁🐾 MINNIE’S NOVEMBER GIVEAWAY! 🐾🎁

Our resident receptionist, Minnie, is feeling extra generous this November!

Minnie is giving away ONE FREE flea & worm treatment to one lucky furry friend! 🐶🐱❤️

To enter:
❤️ LIKE this post
🐾 TAG a fellow pet lover in the comments
➕ FOLLOW our page

Entries close Friday 13th November

👀 WHERE’S MINNIE? 😸

Our resident receptionist has decided that today is the perfect day for a little game of hide and seek! 🙈🐾

Minnie is very good at finding the best hiding spots around the clinic… but can you find her? 👀🔍

Take a look at the photo and tell us in the comments… WHERE’S MINNIE? ⬇️😻

Bonus points if you can spot her before she spots you! 😂💕

28/10/2026

Just a princess and the mop

23/10/2026

🐾 BRAVECTO REWARDS ARE HERE!

Protect your furry family members while earning rewards! ❤️

With Bravecto Rewards, when you purchase 4 eligible Bravecto packs, you can receive your 5th pack FREE! 🎉

It’s a great way to stay on top of your pet’s flea and tick protection while making your next purchase even more rewarding. 🐶🐱

📱 Simply download the Bravecto Rewards app, upload your receipts and start collecting your rewards!

Ask our friendly team at The Vet Clinic if you’d like to know more or are ready to get started.

📍 The Vet Clinic – 739 Chapel Road, Dannemora
📞 09 948 2880

Terms and conditions apply. Please refer to the Bravecto Rewards application for full details.

20/10/2026

🌸 Proud to Support Zonta Ormiston Club! 🌸

We are incredibly proud to be a sponsor of Zonta, an inspiring event celebrating and empowering women in our community.

At The Vet Clinic, we believe in supporting initiatives that create opportunities, build confidence, and encourage women to achieve their goals. It’s wonderful to be part of an event that brings people together to celebrate the strength, achievements and voices of women. ✨

Even more importantly, all proceeds from this event proudly go towards the Ovarian Cancer Foundation NZ, supporting awareness and making a difference for women affected by ovarian cancer 💙

We’re honoured to stand alongside Zonta Ormiston and support such a meaningful cause. Together, we can help support, uplift and empower women today and every day. 💪🌷

11/10/2026

🐱🏡 Your Cat’s Home Away From Home! 🏡🐱

Going away on holiday? Let us take care of your furry family member while you’re away! 💕🐾

At The Vet Clinic Cattery, we provide a safe, comfortable and caring environment where your kitty can relax and enjoy plenty of love and attention. 🥰

✨ Individual care & attention
🐾 Comfortable accommodation
💊 Medication can be given if required
📸 Updates and photos during their stay
🩺 Veterinary care available if needed

We care for every cat according to their individual personality and needs — whether they’re playful and confident or a little shy. ❤️

📞 09 948 2880
📍 739 Chapel Road, Dannemora

Planning a holiday? Book your kitty’s stay with us! 🐾💕

06/10/2026

Princess Minnie's groom.

Go follow her on instagram and tiktok!

Instagram: princessminnie_at_thevetclinic

TikoTok: princessminnie_vetclinic

05/10/2026

🐾❤️ LUCY’S STORY: PYOMETRA IN DOGS & WHY DESEXING MATTERS ❤️ 🐾

Meet beautiful Lucy 🐶 ❤️

Lucy’s owner noticed that something wasn’t quite right. She had developed blood and a pus-like discharge from her va**na, was becoming lethargic, and simply wasn’t acting like her usual happy self.

Thankfully, her owner recognised that something was wrong and brought her in to be checked.

Lucy was diagnosed with pyometra, a serious and potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus that can occur in unspayed female dogs.

🩺 What is pyometra?

Pyometra is an infection of the uterus that commonly occurs following a heat cycle. Hormonal changes can make the uterus more susceptible to infection, allowing bacteria to multiply and pus to build up inside the uterus.

🚨 Pyometra is an emergency

Some signs owners may notice include:

🐾 Blood or pus-like va**nal discharge
🐾 Drinking much more than usual
🐾 Urinating more frequently
🐾 Loss of appetite
🐾 Vomiting or diarrhoea
🐾 Lethargy or weakness
🐾 A swollen or painful abdomen
🐾 Not wanting to interact or seeming “not themselves”
🐾 Generally looking unwell

⚠️ Importantly, not every dog will have va**nal discharge. In some cases, the cervix can be closed, meaning infected material remains trapped inside the uterus. This can make the condition particularly dangerous.

❤️ Lucy needed surgery to remove the infected uterus and ovaries.
Lucy was successfully spayed, and we are so happy to say that she has since bounced back to her happy, energetic self!

Seeing her back to her usual playful and loving personality is exactly why recognising the signs and acting quickly matters so much. ❤️

Why is desexing important?

Desexing (spaying) removes the uterus and ovaries, preventing a female dog from developing pyometra.

It also prevents unwanted pregnancies and eliminates the risk of other reproductive diseases.

Lucy’s story is a reminder to know what is normal for your dog. If you notice unusual discharge, lethargy, changes in drinking or appetite, or simply feel that your dog is “not herself”, please don't wait.

If your dog is showing signs of illness, call us on 09 948 2880 and get your dog checked.

Lucy’s story had a happy ending — and today, she is back to being the happy, energetic girl her family knows and loves. 🥰 ❤️ 🐾

Address

739 Chapel Road, Botany
Auckland
2016

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+6499482880

Website

https://thevetclinic.co.nz/

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