Pendle Hill Veterinary Hospital

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Pendle Hill Veterinary Hospital Family owned veterinary hospital
Offering pet healthcare and wellbeing consultations

01/11/2026

October has been a very busy month here at Pendle! 🎉

We’ve had plenty of birthdays to celebrate, and we’re sending lots of birthday love to:

🎂 Dr Anj
🎁 Nurse Indi
🧁 Nurse Britt
🎈 Nurse Rebecca
🍾 Our lovely junior (and future vet 🤞), Ella, who celebrated her 18th birthday!
🎉 Dr Sam popped in for a visit and some cake to celebrate her birthday

And of course, we can’t forget Wentworth, Dr Alex’s very loved (and very spoilt!) pooch, who celebrated turning 9! 🐾💙

Wishing all our October birthday stars a wonderful year ahead! 🥳💙

We think there’s been enough cake to keep us going until Christmas! 😂🎂

Extremely excited to have Dr Kathy onboard and be able to offer this service at Pendle!! 🐇 🐁 🦆🐓🦅🦜
23/10/2026

Extremely excited to have Dr Kathy onboard and be able to offer this service at Pendle!! 🐇 🐁 🦆🐓🦅🦜

Happy pet.Happy life. Quality vet care full of compassion BOOK APPOINTMENT CALL US "I would rate this clinic a 50/10. What beautiful staff. They really care about people and their pets." Colleen, 5-Star Google Review Our services Pendle Hill Veterinary Hospital offers primary care and specialty serv...

🔎 You don’t need to be a vet to know there’s something not quite right on these X-rays‼️ 🩻 Lovely Lucy came to visit us ...
14/10/2026

🔎 You don’t need to be a vet to know there’s something not quite right on these X-rays‼️ 🩻

Lovely Lucy came to visit us here at Pendle Hill Veterinary Hospital after a week of vomiting and inappetence.

During her consultation, Dr Sarah performed a thorough physical examination and felt a small, round, firm mass in Lucy’s abdomen. Suspecting, what we call a foreign body in the veterinary world, the team quickly proceeded with abdominal X-rays to investigate further.

The X-rays revealed a foreign body in Lucy’s small intestine, so it was all hands on deck for emergency surgery! During an enterotomy (a surgical procedure to open the intestine), a small glass marble was successfully retrieved. 😮

Thankfully, Lucy recovered well, and we’re so pleased to report that she’s now almost two weeks post-op and doing amazingly at home! ❤️

🐾 Did you know that everyday objects can become a serious medical emergency for our pets?

Toys, socks, fabric, bones and other non-food items can cause intestinal obstructions if swallowed. These can be life threatening and may require emergency surgery.

If your pet develops persistent vomiting, abdominal discomfort, lethargy or a loss of appetite, don’t delay seeking veterinary care. Early assessment can make all the difference.

👏 A huge well done to Dr Sarah and the team for playing detective, acting quickly and helping achieve such a fantastic outcome for lovely Lucy!

🌍 WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 🌍  (TW)Saving the people who save our animals. 🐾In Australia, veterinarians have been reported...
10/10/2026

🌍 WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 🌍 (TW)

Saving the people who save our animals. 🐾

In Australia, veterinarians have been reported to be up to four times more likely to die by su***de than the general population. Behind this statistic is a wider industry of dedicated professionals, across all roles, who face the emotional demands, pressures and challenges that come with caring for animals and the people who love them. Every day, veterinary teams show up for the animals we love. We celebrate their recoveries, comfort them through difficult moments and help their families say goodbye. We give our time, our energy and so much of our hearts to caring for others.

But behind the scrubs are people, too. People who feel, who struggle, who carry the emotional weight of difficult decisions and who deserve the same compassion they give so freely.

Today, we shine a light on mental health in the veterinary industry and raise awareness through Sophie’s Legacy. Sophie’s story highlights the very real pressures faced by veterinary professionals, including demanding workloads, staff shortages and abuse from clients. Her legacy is a call for change, a reminder that caring for those who care for our animals must be a priority.

This World Mental Health Day, we encourage everyone to:
🐾 Be kind and respectful to your veterinary team.
💙 Remember that behind every clinical decision is a person doing their best.
🤍 Check in on your colleagues and friends even a simple “Are you okay?” can open an important conversation.
🫶 Help create a profession where asking for support is encouraged and no one feels they have to struggle alone.

Because our vets, nurses and support teams are more than their jobs. They are people, too and they matter. 💙

Learn more about Sophie’s Legacy and how you can help make a difference:
https://sophieslegacy.com
Sophie's Legacy

💉💙🐾 HAPPY INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY NURSE DAY! 🐾💙🩺Here at Pendle, we’re celebrating our amazing vet nurses and all the lo...
09/10/2026

💉💙🐾 HAPPY INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY NURSE DAY! 🐾💙🩺

Here at Pendle, we’re celebrating our amazing vet nurses and all the love, care and cuddles they give to our patients every single day! 🩺🐶🐱

Our nurses are the ultimate allrounders! From comforting nervous pets and assisting in surgery to running lab tests, caring for hospital patients, keeping everything running behind the scenes and supporting worried pet parents, there’s never a dull moment! They wear so many different hats, often all in one day, and do it all with compassion, dedication, plenty of love and sometimes little thanks 💕

💬So today we’d love your help! If one of our amazing vet nurses has ever cared for your fur baby, gone the extra mile for your family, or made a difficult day a little easier, we’d love for you to leave them a little message of thanks in the comments below. ⬇️💌

Whether it’s a special memory, a kind word or simply a big THANK YOU, let’s fill the comments with a whole lot of love for the wonderful humans behind the scrubs! 💙

Happy International Veterinary Nurse Day to our incredible nursing team, we appreciate you more than words can say! 🐾💙

Just a reminder we are closed tomorrow for the long weekend, business as usual on Tuesday 🐱🐶🐾.
04/10/2026

Just a reminder we are closed tomorrow for the long weekend, business as usual on Tuesday 🐱🐶🐾.

Doing our bit for the local cake shops with another birthday! Happy birthday Dr Gi 🎉🌸🐱
02/10/2026

Doing our bit for the local cake shops with another birthday! Happy birthday Dr Gi 🎉🌸🐱

Happy Belated Birthday to our beautiful nurse Britt 🎂💕We hope you had a lovely pamper day xox
23/09/2026

Happy Belated Birthday to our beautiful nurse Britt 🎂💕
We hope you had a lovely pamper day xox

This week we celebrated our amazing Dr Claire’s birthday 🎈🎉🥳. After she spent a few weeks away travelling, we are so hap...
16/09/2026

This week we celebrated our amazing Dr Claire’s birthday 🎈🎉🥳. After she spent a few weeks away travelling, we are so happy to have her back 🩷

📚Dr. Alex recently attended a conference of the Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association (ASAVA) on The Sunshine C...
08/09/2026

📚Dr. Alex recently attended a conference of the Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association (ASAVA) on The Sunshine Coast in QLD. Apart from making some new furry friends, it is very important that our staff continue their learning so we are up to date on every veterinary medicine and this is always encouraged to anyone in the team who wants to attend these types of events 🦘

A large focus of this conference was on the topic of pain management in dogs and cats, as well as the management of anaeasthetics in older patients or those with airway issues.Some of his key takeaways were that:

🦵 🦴Arthritis and other painful conditions in dogs and cats can manifest themselves at much younger ages then we would previously think, and that early aggressive treatment can make a substantial difference in the long run.

👨‍⚕️ 🐾Whilst all anaesthetics have risks, there is a lot that we can do with modern monitoring and treatments to substantially reduce that risk in our senior patients, as well as those recieving surgery for Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome (also known as BOAS).

At Pendle Hill Vet Hospital we are always looking to stay current and treat your pets with the gold standard of care. We are delighted to hear Dr Alex had a successful trip away and is sharing his experience and insights with not only the team but with all his valued client and patients 💙

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Unit 8/3-11 Hallmark Street
Pendle Hill, NSW
2145

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Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 2pm

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