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210 Glen Osmond Road
FULLARTON SA 5063
t : 08-8379 9647
f: 08-8338 3131
181 Cross Road
WESTBOURNE PARK 5042
t : 08-8373 1699
f: 08-8272 0202
Consultations by appointment:
Monday to Friday
8.30 am - 6.30 pm
Saturdays :
8.30 am - 11.30 am
We provide a healthcare program for your pets. Click here to find out more.
Find us on Google Maps. Our clinics are centrally located within the following suburbs: Eastwood, Fullarton, Parkside, Adelaide City, Unley, Malvern, Glenside, Glenunga, Glen Osmond, Millswood, Goodwood, Unley Park.
We recommend that all female dogs and cats that are not intended to be bred from are desexed at 6 months of age. Desexing is responsible pet care.
Female Dogs: For the female dog it means no more male dogs jumping fences, unwanted puppies and no more seasons. Entire female dogs often present later in life with reproductive disorders (eg. mammory cancer or pyometra (infected womb) These problems can be drastically reduced by early neutering.
Male Dogs can make good pets either castrated or entire. For the male dog castration can create a calmer, more serene pet who will have less aggressive tendencies. Dogs that show early signs of aggression should be considered for castration although this will not guarantee correction of the behavioural problem.
Female and Tom Cats that are not pedigree stud cats should all be desexed. The stray cat population and the resultant effect on Australian native wildlife is a problem which with responsible pet ownership can be better controlled. Castrated male cats also smell less, fight less and roam less (hence picking up less infections and reducing the risk of road traffic accidents through roaming).
Desexing is responsible pet care!
Puppy Preschool Classes are specifically designed for pups 8-16 weeks of age to help them become social and manageable pets. Contact our friendly nursing staff for further information.
We offer on-site cat boarding. Clients may use either of the clinics for boarding. Contact us for further information.
Owners are welcome to bath their own dogs for a small fee using our hydrobath facilities at both the Fullarton and Cross Road practices.
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