2022 Outbreak of Infectious Cough (Kennel Cough)

Increase in cases of Infectious Canine Cough in New Zealand (May 2022)   Veterinarians throughout New Zealand are seeing an increase in the number of infectious canine cough (previously known as kennel cough) in New Zealand. The disease is characterised

COVID-19 Updates (19-24 March 2020)

COVID-19 Updates: 19-24 March 2020   24 March 2020   As an essential service, our clinic will continue caring for your pets through COVID-19 Alert Level 4. To minimise the spread of COVID-19 and observe physical distancing, please respect the significant changes to our clinic operation during this time:

Faulty Microchips

Faulty Microchips There has been a batch of faulty microchips that are no longer reading. We recommend you ask your veterinarian or vet nurse to check your pet's microchip when you next come into the clinic; there is no charge for the service. If your pet's microchip is part of the faulty batch, there will be no charge for a replacement microchip as long as we have the origi

Kennel Cough Alert (February 2016)

Hi everyone - in recent weeks, we have seen an increase in number of kennel cough cases in dogs after they have been at a boarding facility. If you suspect your dog has kennel cough, please phone us at 063588675 to schedule for your pet to be checked over. As kennel cough is infectious (contagious) to other pets, please let us know as soon as you arrive at the clinic so that we can arrange for