Case Study – Scout by Dr Anne Fawcett

Scouts initial assessment Scout was a middle-aged domestic short-hair cat who was hit by a car. Scout had sustained severe facial and pelvic fractures and one of her eyes was beyond repair and the other had sustained nerve damage. She had multiple wounds over her...

Geoffrey’s Fracture Repair by Dr Sam Haynes

Geoffrey is a 7 year old Himalayan cross who went missing for 5 days, and when he eventually returned, had suffered a severe fracture to his femur in his left hind leg. The image below shows the severity of the break. Geoffreys femur had shattered into several pieces...

Warning for domestic rabbit owners by Dr Sam Haynes

Domestic rabbits should be vaccinated As part of the ongoing feral rabbit control program, a new RHDV virus is scheduled for release in late March 2013. The virus will be released into public open space in northern Sydney with the aim of reducing the feral rabbit...

Christmas Opening Hours by Dr Sam Haynes

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In preparation for the holidays, we thought it would be helpful to let you all know our opening hours over Christmas and New Years. Our opening hours for each hospital are listed below. We at Sydney Animal Hospitals hope you and...

Why is Puppy Preschool Important by Dr Anne Fawcett

  Puppy Preschool should be seen as important to your puppy’s long-term health as vaccinations and good nutrition, as it offers you the chance to positively influence how your puppy will interact with other dogs and people for the rest of its life. Puppy...