Rose Park Vet

Rose Park Vet Rose Park Vet is a family friendly veterinary practice catering for all your beloved pet's needs.

🌸 Spring has officially sprung! 🌸While we’re excited for warmer days and blooming gardens, spring can also mean an incre...
01/09/2026

🌸 Spring has officially sprung! 🌸

While we’re excited for warmer days and blooming gardens, spring can also mean an increase in allergies and itchy skin flare ups for our dogs.

If your dog is scratching, licking their paws, chewing their skin or experiencing red and irritated skin, Cytopoint may be able to help. Cytopoint is a targeted injection that helps relieve allergic itch.

Don’t wait for the itch to get worse. Contact our team to book an appointment and discuss whether Cytopoint is right for your dog

🐾 Happy International Dog Day! 🐾Today we’re celebrating all the wonderful dogs who bring so much joy, chaos, companionsh...
26/08/2026

🐾 Happy International Dog Day! 🐾

Today we’re celebrating all the wonderful dogs who bring so much joy, chaos, companionship and unconditional love into our lives. 🫶🏼

Give your four legged best friend an extra cuddle, treat or walk today!

📸 We’d love to see them too! Share a photo of your dog in the comments below and help us celebrate International Dog Day.

🐔 Do you keep backyard poultry or pet birds?PIRSA is hosting a free community webinar to help bird owners learn about H5...
21/08/2026

🐔 Do you keep backyard poultry or pet birds?

PIRSA is hosting a free community webinar to help bird owners learn about H5 bird flu and the practical steps they can take to protect their flocks & other pets in the home.

📅 Tuesday, 25 August 2026
⏰ 6:30 pm–7:30 pm
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams

Hear from South Australia’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr Skye Fruean, along with representatives from the Department for Environment and Water and SA Health.

The webinar will cover:

🐦 What bird flu is
🐦 Current preparedness measures
🐦 Animal, human and environmental health considerations
🐦 Practical ways to help protect your birds

There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.

Register here:
https://birdflu.sa.gov.au/community-forums

For further information about the current situation, visit:
https://birdflu.sa.gov.au

Please share this information with any backyard poultry or pet bird owners who may be interested.

🦷 August is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems seen in...
19/08/2026

🦷 August is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems seen in pets?

Bad breath isn’t always just “doggy breath”. It can be a sign of plaque, tartar, painful gums or dental disease hiding below the gum line.

Some signs to look out for include:

*Bad breath
*Red, swollen or bleeding gums
*Yellow or brown tartar
*Difficulty chewing or dropping food
*Pawing at the mouth
*Eating on one side
*Loose or missing teeth

Dental disease can be painful and may affect your pets overall health, but regular dental checks and good home care can make a big difference.

If you’re unsure about your pets teeth, give our friendly team a call to arrange a dental check. 💙

🐾Why are blood tests so important? 🐾Our pets can’t tell us when something feels wrong, and they’re often very good at hi...
12/08/2026

🐾Why are blood tests so important? 🐾

Our pets can’t tell us when something feels wrong, and they’re often very good at hiding signs of illness. Blood tests give us valuable insight into what’s happening inside their bodies.

Blood tests don’t always mean we expect to find something wrong. Sometimes they simply help us confirm that everything looks healthy or detect subtle changes early.

If our veterinary team recommends blood testing for your pet, we’ll always explain what we’re checking and why.

📞 Contact the RPV Team if you have questions about your pet’s health or would like to arrange an appointment.

🐶 Pancreatitis 🥓Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas and can make dogs very unwell. It may occur suddenly and is...
05/08/2026

🐶 Pancreatitis 🥓

Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas and can make dogs very unwell. It may occur suddenly and is sometimes triggered by eating rich or fatty foods.

Signs to watch for include:

*Vomiting or diarrhoea
*Loss of appetite
*Abdominal pain or a hunched posture
*Lethargy or weakness
*Restlessness or difficulty getting comfortable
*Dehydration

Pancreatitis can range from mild to life threatening, so early veterinary care is important. If your pup is showing these signs, particularly repeated vomiting, abdominal pain or significant lethargy, please contact us promptly.

And remember, those pleading puppy dog eyes can be convincing, but fatty table scraps are best kept off the menu! 💙

📢 Temporary Closure NoticeRose Park Vet will be closed on Monday 3 August from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm for a staff meeting.We...
31/07/2026

📢 Temporary Closure Notice

Rose Park Vet will be closed on Monday 3 August from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm for a staff meeting.

We will reopen at 4:00 pm and appreciate your understanding. 🐾

Introducing the newest member of the Rose Park Vet family!Dr Hamish and his wife Belinda welcomed beautiful baby Bonnie ...
11/06/2026

Introducing the newest member of the Rose Park Vet family!

Dr Hamish and his wife Belinda welcomed beautiful baby Bonnie Burns 🩷 into the world on Tuesday 09/06.

Hamish will be taking a few weeks off to enjoy time with his gorgeous new addition, but he’ll be back before we know it.

Congratulations Hamish and Belinda! 🍼✨

❄️ Keeping Pets Warm This Winter As the temperatures drop, our furry family members can feel the cold too, especially pu...
27/05/2026

❄️ Keeping Pets Warm This Winter

As the temperatures drop, our furry family members can feel the cold too, especially puppies, kittens, senior pets, short haired breeds, and those with arthritis or medical conditions.

A few simple ways to keep your pets cosy this winter:

*Bring bedding indoors and keep it warm and dry
*Provide extra blankets or a cosy sleeping space away from drafts
*Consider a jacket for short haired or smaller pets on chilly walks
*Ensure fresh water is always available (yes, even in winter!)
*Keep up gentle exercise to help maintain mobility and joint health
*Be careful around heaters and electric blankets

If your pet seems reluctant to move, is shivering, or appears uncomfortable during the colder months, give us a call.

Stay warm and enjoy those winter cuddles ❤️

🚨 Things your dog thinks are illegal 🚨Punishable by side eye, whining, and dramatic sighs 🐶
01/05/2026

🚨 Things your dog thinks are illegal 🚨

Punishable by side eye, whining, and dramatic sighs 🐶

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74 Kensington Road, Rose Park
Adelaide, SA
5067

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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