St Helier Veterinary Hospital

St Helier Veterinary Hospital St Helier Veterinary Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital providing advanced veterinary care.

05/06/2026

🐕 Roundworms Explained: Prevention, Symptoms & Deworming Tips

🎉🐾 A Very Warm Welcome to the St Helier Family! 🐾🎉We are absolutely delighted to introduce the newest member of our vete...
01/06/2026

🎉🐾 A Very Warm Welcome to the St Helier Family! 🐾🎉

We are absolutely delighted to introduce the newest member of our veterinary team, Dr Aneen Labuschagne! 🩺💙

Dr Aneen joins us with a genuine passion for animal health, a kind heart, and a love for helping pets live their happiest, healthiest lives. 🐶🐱✨

We know you'll make her feel right at home, so if you see Dr Aneen at the clinic, be sure to say hello and give her a warm St Helier welcome! 👋😊

Please join us in welcoming Dr Aneen to the St Helier Veterinary Clinic family. We are so excited to have her on board and can't wait for you and your pets to meet her! 🎊🐕🐈

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29/05/2026

🐛 Tapeworms in Dogs: The Flea Connection Every Pet Owner Needs to Know! 🐶

11/05/2026

🐛🐛Spirocerca what❓❓😕

27/04/2026

It’s the little things that make the biggest difference 🐾
Regular deworming plays a vital role in keeping your pets—and your family—safe and well. Let Dr Crosson guide you through simple, effective care you can trust.

✨🐾 And now… the real MVPs of the working world…🐾🐈 Meet the Community & Feral Barn Cats — The Unsung Heroes! 🐭🏆No pedigre...
24/04/2026

✨🐾 And now… the real MVPs of the working world…

🐾🐈 Meet the Community & Feral Barn Cats — The Unsung Heroes! 🐭🏆

No pedigree, no paperwork — just pure instinct and serious work ethic.

💼 Why they’re working cats:
These cats are placed on farms, in stables, and around warehouses specifically for pest control. And they excel. 🐭🚫

📏 Size & Strength:
All shapes and sizes — but every one of them is equipped with sharp instincts and survival skills.

🌍 Origin Story:
Naturally occurring, often rescued and rehomed into working environments where they thrive with purpose. 💛

🎁 Fun Fact Bonus:
Many farms actively adopt feral cats because they’re independent, low-maintenance, and incredibly effective.

💬 Final Thought:
They may not be cuddly, but they’re crucial — the quiet professionals keeping everything in balance.

✨🐾 Splashing onto the scene…💦🐈 Meet the Turkish Van — The Water-Loving Worker! 🌊Yes, you read that right — this cat actu...
22/04/2026

✨🐾 Splashing onto the scene…

💦🐈 Meet the Turkish Van — The Water-Loving Worker! 🌊

Yes, you read that right — this cat actually likes water. The Turkish Van is not your average moggie. 😂

💼 Why they’re a working breed:
Historically found around farms and rural areas in Turkey 🇹🇷, where their hunting instincts kept pests in check.

📏 Size & Strength:
Strong, athletic, and built for both land and a cheeky swim.

🌍 Origin Story:
Originating near Lake Van, where they adapted to a unique environment (and clearly decided water wasn’t so bad after all).

🎁 Fun Fact Bonus:
Nicknamed the “swimming cat” — so don’t be surprised if they inspect your bath. 🛁😂

💬 Final Thought:
Bold, energetic, and a little bit unexpected — the Turkish Van keeps things interesting.

✨🐾 Short tail, big attitude…🐾🐈 Meet the Manx — The Tailless Hunter! 🏝️No tail? No problem. The Manx is fast, fearless, a...
20/04/2026

✨🐾 Short tail, big attitude…

🐾🐈 Meet the Manx — The Tailless Hunter! 🏝️

No tail? No problem. The Manx is fast, fearless, and fabulously efficient.

💼 Why they’re a working breed:
Originally used on farms and ships to control rodents — and they took that job very seriously. 🐭⚓

📏 Size & Strength:
Compact, muscular, and surprisingly powerful for their size. Built like a little tank. 💪

🌍 Origin Story:
From the Isle of Man 🇮🇲, where their unique tailless trait became a signature feature.

🎁 Fun Fact Bonus:
They move more like a rabbit than a typical cat — powerful back legs mean impressive jumps! 🐇

💬 Final Thought:
Unique, hardworking, and full of personality — the Manx proves less tail, more talent.

✨🐾 Next up — Europe’s classic all-rounder…🐾🐈 Meet the European Shorthair — The Original Farmyard Professional! 🌾No fuss,...
17/04/2026

✨🐾 Next up — Europe’s classic all-rounder…

🐾🐈 Meet the European Shorthair — The Original Farmyard Professional! 🌾

No fuss, no frills — just pure working talent. The European Shorthair is the definition of “gets the job done”.

💼 Why they’re a working breed:
For centuries, these cats have been trusted across Europe 🇪🇺 to control rodents on farms, in homes, and even in city streets. Quiet, efficient, and always on patrol. 🐭🚫

📏 Size & Strength:
Medium-sized, sturdy, and perfectly built for agility and endurance.

🌍 Origin Story:
Naturally developed across Europe as a practical working cat — shaped by survival, not trends.

🎁 Fun Fact Bonus:
They’re considered one of the closest representations of the “original” domestic cat. Back to basics — and brilliant at it.

💬 Final Thought:
Simple, strong, and seriously effective — a true working classic.

✨🐾 Fluffier… but just as fierce…🐾🐈 Meet the Domestic Longhair — The Fluffy Farmhand! 🌾Don’t let the extra fluff fool you...
15/04/2026

✨🐾 Fluffier… but just as fierce…

🐾🐈 Meet the Domestic Longhair — The Fluffy Farmhand! 🌾

Don’t let the extra fluff fool you — the Domestic Longhair means business when it comes to the hunt.

💼 Why they’re a working breed:
Just like their short-haired cousins, they’re widely used for pest control in barns, farms, and rural spaces. Fluffy, but focused. 🐭🎯

📏 Size & Strength:
Varies, but generally strong, adaptable, and built for outdoor life.

🌍 Origin Story:
A natural variation of domestic cats, often found in colder climates where a thicker coat is a bonus. ❄️

🎁 Fun Fact Bonus:
That long coat helps protect them from the elements — making them excellent all-weather workers. 🌧️☀️

💬 Final Thought:
Soft on the outside, sharp on the job — fluff with purpose.

Address

2A Stonewall Road
Hillcrest
3650

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 18:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 18:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 18:00
Thursday 07:30 - 18:00
Friday 07:30 - 18:00
Saturday 08:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+27317656492

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