CareVets Chartwell

22/04/2025

Reminder that we will be CLOSED for ANZAC REMEMBRANCE DAY Friday 25th April and resume normal trading hours
Saturday 26th, 9am - 5pm

For emergency or urgent care please call:
Waikato Afterhours Veterinary Hospital 07 839 5656

"Lest We Forget"

14/04/2025

🐣 EASTER HOURS 🐣

Trading hours during the Easter holiday period are as follows:

Good Friday CLOSED
Saturday 19th OPEN 9am -5pm
Easter Sunday CLOSED
Easter Monday CLOSED

For emergency or urgent care outside of these hours, please call:
Waikato Afterhours Veterinary Hospital 07 839 5656 🐇

Enjoy your Easter break and remember, chocolate is only for humans! 🍫🚫

23/01/2025

⭐️ Reminder ⭐️

We will be CLOSED
👉January 27th for Auckland Anniversary Day

In case of emergency or urgent care, call our friends at Waikato Afterhours Veterinary Hospital 07 839 5656 🐾

15/01/2025

😴 When it all gets a bit much...

A pinch of puppy class cuteness, on night one, of the first puppy preschool class for 2025.

18/12/2024

16/12/2024

🎄 REMINDER 🎄

If you have pets' that require repeat prescriptions, to last over the holiday period, we ask that you arrange these ASAP.

You can call the clinic on 07 8559072 to book a repeat (24 hours notice recommended) or consult, if it has been over 6 months since we last assessed your pets' needs.

25/11/2024

🎅🧑‍🎄🤶🎄📸🐶

🎅🐶 SANTA PAWS 🐾🎄

Santa is coming to CareVets again this year for pet photos!! His schedule is very busy this summer and he is with us exclusively for ONE DAY ONLY!

Join us on Saturday the 7th of December between 11am and 3pm for your annual Santa Paws photos 📸🐾

As an added bonus, the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Brigade will be joining us that day with their big yellow fire truck and a fundraising sausage sizzle during Santa's visit 🚒👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

50% of the proceeds from all Santa Paws' photos will be donated to the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Brigade this year so join us in supporting a worthy cause and get a super cute photo with Santa this Christmas 🐶🎅

27/10/2024

LABOUR DAY

A friendly reminder we will be closed on PUBLIC HOLIDAY MONDAY, 28th OCT.

If you require urgent or emergency care for your pet, please contact Waikato Afterhours Veterinary Hospital on 07 839 5656.

We will see you again, Tuesday 29th OCT from 8am

22/10/2024

🐾 Look After Your Pets and Win! 🐾

Hurry, this offer ends soon! ⏳

This October, keep your pets in top shape with our exclusive WOF Health Checks for just $279 (incl. GST)—a great saving for their well-being! Your pet will get:

🩺 A comprehensive health check with a nurse and vet
🔍 A full assessment covering weight, nutrition, dental, skin, and more
🧪 A Complete Blood Count blood test to spot potential health issues

PLUS, when you book, you'll be entered to win 1 of 3 $1,000 travel vouchers ✈️🎉

Don’t miss out—book your WOF Health Check today and keep your pet healthy and happy! 🐶🐱

20/08/2024

Did you know oral disease has become a top health problem for dogs? 🐶🦷

Here are our top tips for preventing dental problems and keeping your canine’s smile in tip-top form:
✅ A nutritious diet
✅ Chew treats can help remove plaque and provide stimulation for the gums.
❌ Watch out for wood – throwing sticks to dogs or letting your dog pick up a piece of wood can result in splinters and gum damage.
❌ Don’t let your pet chew on hard materials like stones or even some types of bones. They can wear down and even break teeth, damage gums, and lead to infection.

Until the end of August, we're offering FREE dental checks with a nurse at our clinics. Bookings are essential, get in quick! 📅✅

16/08/2024

>^.^< We are giving away ONE pack of BRAVECTO® Chew for Large Dogs (20-40kg) - 3 months flea and tick protection in one tasty chew. >^.^<

Simply post below a photo of your dog's usual place to snuggle up in winter – and could be leaving some flea friends behind. It’s that easy!

Competition closes Wednesday 21st August at 5pm. Winner selected and notified with a reply from us on their comment by Thursday 24th August 5pm. Please beware of scammers pretending to be us.

GOOD LUCK

05/08/2024

Ugh - That Breath!

Have you ever regretted smooches with your cat or dog? Recoiled at the fish breath? 😵🐟 Many people think it's normal. Well, it's not!

Bad breath in our pets, often called halitosis, is most commonly caused by periodontal disease. This can and should be treated as it will continue to get worse, can lead to other health issues, and most importantly, can be causing your pet pain that you may not be aware of (dental pain can be some of the most uncomfortable, as I'm sure you'll agree).

If you think your pet has bad breath, let's talk about it - we're here to help you help your best bud. 🐶🐱💕

For the rest of August, we're offering FREE dental checks with a nurse at our clinics. Bookings are essential! 📅✅

25/07/2024

Let's Talk About Dental Discomfort

Have you experienced dental pain? It's often touted as one of the worst. Just by looking at you, most people wouldn't know anything was wrong. You might still eat fairly normally and carry on with some painkillers until your dentist appointment.

But what about your pet? 🐶🐱 How can you tell if they're experiencing dental pain? They can't just tell us! 🦷😔

Periodontal disease is widespread among pets and can cause serious discomfort, often without us even noticing.

Your pet is there for you when you're in pain, so let's make sure they're not hiding any of their own. Let us help check out those chompers - here's to no more dental pain! 🐾💕

For July and August, we're offering FREE dental checks with a nurse at our clinics. Bookings are essential! 📅✅

22/07/2024

🦷 MOLAR MONDAY 🦷

Shown, is an example of what we might find happening in your cat's mouth during a dental exam or COHAT(complete oral health assessment and treatment).

The first image shows an abnormality affecting the molar tooth, where gingiva (or gum tissue) has grown over the tooth lesion to act as a sticky plaster, protecting the tooth. 🩹

The diagnostic image in the second picture, shows the tooth is severely damaged and the back root has been resorbed.

The exact cause of tooth resorption is unknown, but reasonably common in cats, and requires dental extraction. ❓

This demonstrates the importance of yearly exams and full oral exams under general anesthesia, when suggested by your veterinary health professional. 😸

16/07/2024

Hidden Surprises! 🙀

Did you know it's easy to miss dental issues just by looking at a pet's mouth with the naked eye?

This kitty appeared to have a healthy set of teeth at first glance. However, radiographs revealed significant dental damage! 🦷

Thanks to this advanced imaging, we know exactly what needs to be fixed - no more dental pain for this cat! 💕

Don't forget, we are offering FREE dental checks with one of our fantastic nurses for all of July and August. Bookings are essential!

10/07/2024

🦷 WEDNESDAY WISDOM 🦷

Did you know that GOLD standard dental care starts at home? 🏠

Daily tooth brushing with an animal appropriate paste, often poultry or malt flavoured, can keep your pets teeth in tip-top condition. ☑️

This process is best started from a young age so your pet becomes used to the routine.

Using a damp face cloth to rub your pets gums can be a good way to introduce cleaning, before progressing to a finger-brush or full length pet specific tooth brush.

⚠️Beware of human pastes containing Xylitol, which are dangerous for pets!⚠️

05/07/2024

FREE Dental Checks!

Here’s something to smile about 😸

Bad breath? Sore mouth? Or just want to be sure there’s nothing going on? Let’s get those chompers checked!

For the months of July and August, we are offering FREE dental checks with a nurse at our clinics. Bookings are essential!