Village Vet Clinic Eastcliff

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Male Yorkie, picked up in Mountain drive. Currently at Village Vet - please call 064 875 9935
29/01/2026

Male Yorkie, picked up in Mountain drive. Currently at Village Vet - please call 064 875 9935

FOUND in Voelklip - black with white blaze on chest, neutered male, blue collar, no microchip. Please call us if he belo...
31/12/2024

FOUND in Voelklip - black with white blaze on chest, neutered male, blue collar, no microchip. Please call us if he belongs to you - 064 875 9935

Female dachshund found in the main road near Eastcliff spar. She has been taken to HAWS so please call 028 312 1281 to o...
25/11/2023

Female dachshund found in the main road near Eastcliff spar. She has been taken to HAWS so please call 028 312 1281 to organise collection.

Have you heard? The vaccine that prevents against Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease is finally here! Bunnies from 30 days of ag...
13/05/2023

Have you heard? The vaccine that prevents against Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease is finally here!
Bunnies from 30 days of age can receive their vaccine. It will be boostered annually. This vaccine is safe and effective. Each bunny that is vaccinated will also first receive a full health check. Vaccines will be done on appointment basis only so we can prevent overlap of our lagomorph patients.
For more information please call us on 064 875 9935

Kitten found in Voelklip area - please call 064 875 9935 if it belongs to you
20/12/2022

Kitten found in Voelklip area - please call 064 875 9935 if it belongs to you

IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR BUNNY OWNERSWe received confirmation today that the recent outbreak of acute deaths in rabbits in t...
17/11/2022

IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR BUNNY OWNERS

We received confirmation today that the recent outbreak of acute deaths in rabbits in the Western Cape have been linked to *Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD)* .

RHD is a disease caused by a virus (Calicivirus) and this is the first detection of the disease in South Africa. The disease results in a high number of deaths in rabbits and hares.

*A vaccine is currently not available in South Africa.* This increases the importance of biosecurity measures in households with rabbits. Rabbit owners are advised to ensure that their rabbits are secured and must prevent any contact with other rabbits or hares, either directly or indirectly through people or equipment.

The virus seems to be highly resistant and stable, even when exposed to harsh environmental conditions. F10 SC at high concentration (8ml/1L) is advised as a decontaminate.

Contact us with any concerns and if advice is needed. Currently we will only see bunnies on an appointment basis with prior telephonic history to ensure that we don't endanger any of our patients. You can also call Lorainne to order any F10 products you may need.

LOST LOVEBIRDA friendly Lovebird, from Sandbaai, is missing. Please contact 082 831 2976 if you find him. He is the colo...
17/11/2022

LOST LOVEBIRD
A friendly Lovebird, from Sandbaai, is missing. Please contact 082 831 2976 if you find him. He is the colorful, little bird in the picture.

Bunny owners be aware!There have been concerning reports about a disease spreading amongst wild and domestic rabbits in ...
09/11/2022

Bunny owners be aware!

There have been concerning reports about a disease spreading amongst wild and domestic rabbits in the Western Cape and other parts of South Africa. We are still waiting to receive confirmation of the cause from the state vet department.

In the meantime please adhere to the following guidelines and give us a call if you have any concerns.
- Do not buy in/ introduce any rabbits from anywhere
-Do not allow other rabbit owners onto the property
-Do not allow any possible contact with wild hares or rabbits
-Do not touch any rabbits or hares belonging to anyone else
-Use the below disinfectants if contact is necessary or if any equipment is bought second hand:
Effective disinfectants:
Clean off all biological material and then use either:
Bleach mixed at 200ml/ L of water with 10 minutes contact time
Virkon S: 20g powder in 1L water (2% solution), 10 minutes contact time
F10 SC mixed STRONG (same as for parvoviruses): 8ml/L with 30 minutes contact time.

Congratulations to Yvonne Teixeira who came second in the HAWS Virtual Spayathon Raffle! Our clinic also came second for...
11/10/2022

Congratulations to Yvonne Teixeira who came second in the HAWS Virtual Spayathon Raffle!
Our clinic also came second for the raffle sales and we would like to thank all of our wonderful clients for supporting this worthy cause!

Our practice has been happy to be a part of the virtual spayathon 2022 for HAWS. After sterilizing 5 cats for the Herman...
27/09/2022

Our practice has been happy to be a part of the virtual spayathon 2022 for HAWS. After sterilizing 5 cats for the Hermanus Animal Welfare earlier this month, we decided to go the extra mile and help with some animals from Stanford as well. This past week we did a spay and a cryptorchid neuter for Stanford Animal Welfare and will be sterilizing a further two animals before the end of the month!

It is not too late to support this worthy cause - HAWS is running a raffle to raise funds and tickets are only R20! Please pop in at our practice before the end of the week to buy a raffle ticket and stand a chance to win some wonderful wine and bubbly!

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Cnr Of Main Road And Fairways Avenue, Eastcliff
Hermanus
7200

Telephone

0648759935

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