Border restrictions know no bounds when it comes to Santa! He is taking a break from the Workshop on 12th December this year to come and visit. Santa will gladly be in photos with pets but, due to the COVID-free status of the North Pole, he will not be able to be in photos with any non-furry people. As always you will get a USB stick with photos on it to take home and a Goodies Pack! Please note at this stage, Santa cannot completely commit to being in photos pending NSW restrictions and interest levels from his furry friends! There is a $20 fee and all proceeds go to charity. Please call 94983000 or email info@gordonvet.com.au to register interest.
PennHIP Screening for Hip Dysplasia
Hip dysplasia is a common disorder of dogs which is a laxity (or looseness) of one or both of the hip joints. Hip dysplasia in young dogs can manifest in subtle signs such as a “bunny-hopping” or “wobbly” gait in the hind legs. Over time this laxity and abnormal movement of the joint leads to arthritis and chronic pain which can severely affect the quality of life of pets. To read more on this condition and new testing click below.
Sasha the 11 year old Spoodle had a whirlwind of a week recently. At the start of the week she came in to Gordon Vet Hospital with a gunky eye, and by the end of the week her eye had been removed. Click below to read more about her condition.
Back in August, Max came in to see us because he was out of sorts. As we were giving him the obligatory head scratch ( Max likes to stick his head between our knees and waits for the outpouring of admiration and head rubs), we felt some lumps tucked away at the corner of his jaw. From that we reached Max's diagnosis and chemotherapy was urgently needed. Click below to read more.
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