We hope everyone is staying safe at the moment, and if you’re working from home enjoying a bit of extra snuggle time with the fur babies. 

We have temporarily had to change our consult routines due to COVID-19. We are now having reduced contact for all consults and coun...

🚨 We have adopted some changes here at Albion Park & Gerringong veterinary clinics in response to COVID-19.

We truly thank all of clients for supporting us in this time and ask if you could read the following list so that we can continue to look after you all.

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Making the right nutritional choices for your family can be difficult. Many pet owners find it similarly daunting when choosing the best diet for their fur babies. A recent trend in human foods has seen the emergence of grain-free dog foods. But, are these grain-free...

BE SNAKE AWARE THIS SPRING/SUMMER

Spring has sprung on the south coast. We all welcome the change to warmer weather, so do our native reptiles.

Snakes and other reptiles hibernate through the cold winter and venture out as the weather warms. Snakes are a normal part of l...

Constipation is the frequent or difficult evacuation of faeces from the colon and rectum. While an occasional bout of constipation is probably no cause for alarm, untreated and ongoing constipation can lead to serious consequences, such as (though not limited to) obsti...

Fighting in dogs can be a difficult issue to talk about. When it happens, it is often traumatic for both owners and their beloved pets. Dogs and people can be severely injured and the event can be stressful for months afterwards causing a change in behaviour in the dog...

Gastrointestinal worms are a very common problem associated with sick goats, especially kids and does in late pregnancy or early lactation, with all goats having some degree of parasitism. Goats also share many common worms with sheep and alpacas, and can become infec...