Online Vet Australia

25/12/2022

✨OnlineVet will be taking a short break over the Christmas and New Year period✨

💙We wish you and your human and animal families a very safe and happy holidays! We will be back in mid January 💙

🎄Merry Christmas!!🎄

07/12/2022

Sorry folks! We are having some technical issues with our website. We are working hard to get it up and running ASAP!

13/10/2022

⭐️HAPPY VET NURSE DAY!!⭐️

♥️ Today and every day our nurses and technicians work their butts off for our pets, across all facets of our profession

♥️ Nurses are the backbone of the clinic, and we literally couldn’t do our jobs without them

♥️ Please take the opportunity to thank your veterinary nurse today, and whenever you see them!

19/07/2022

Please please please just be kind 🙏💜💜💜

Meadows Veterinary Centre says, "we can't always help everyone, all the time".

30/04/2022

💜 Happy World Veterinary Day! 💜

15/04/2022

💜 Wishing everyone a safe and Happy Yeaster from all of us at OnlineVet.

👍🏻 We are available right across the Easter break. 👍🏻

‼️ Remember to keep the chocolate and hot cross buns away from the doggos and kitties!

~ OnlineVet - Wherever You Are, Whenever You Need Us! ~

08/03/2022

✨ On International Women’s Day (and every day!) we celebrate all the wonderful, strong, amazing and inspiring female Veterinarians, Students, Nurses, Techs & Animal Attendants that make up our noble profession! ✨

Stay awesome ladies! 👏🙌🏻

21/02/2022

🧡🧠🐕 The best anatomy puzzles! So good, that I use them in my consult room to show clients cardiac and general canine anatomy. Check out for their full range of awesomeness! 👌🏻🤩

18/02/2022

OnlineVet is taking a short break while Dr Claire has a weekend getaway with her family 💕
We will be back to our normal services on Tuesday evening 😁
~ OnlineVet: Wherever you are, whenever you need us! ~

22/01/2022

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‼️Warning: Surgical images‼️
When your vet encourages you to desex your female dog or cat, THIS is why!!! 💯
This is a uterus from a cat during surgery. It is FULL of pus. 320mls of pus to be exact (second photo) 🤮
This uterus weighed 870g. After surgery, this poor little cat weighed only 3.5kg. (She was 4.5kg prior to surgery) 😳
This infection, called pyometra, is very common in female dogs and cats who have not been desexed, and is so severe that it can easily be fatal. Without life saving surgery, this very sick kitty would have died 😞
PLEASE desex your pets. We don’t say it for fun 🙏
@ Adelaide, South Australia