Vets4Pets Salisbury Park

01/09/2026

As the weather warms up, parasites do too, and getting ahead of them is simpler than you might think.

Introducing our $50 parasite control offer. Book your next vaccination or 6-month health check and add six months of parasite protection for just $50. Wellness Plan members pay $45.

Book an appointment online https://vets4pets.com.au/salisbury-park/

T&Cs apply.

18/10/2023

Is your pet losing more hair than normal?
It could be a sign of a dermatological concern.
If your pet is showing this sign, help them by booking a consult with us today.

15/10/2023

Is your furry friend doing the headshake shuffle a bit too often lately? It could be a sign of an underlying dermatological condition.

Let us help your pet find relief and comfort. Book an appointment today, because their well-being is our top priority!

08/10/2023

Veterinary Nurse & Technician Awareness Week

This week is all about our Vet Nurses & Technician!

Our vet nurses are vital in the day-to-day operations of Vets4Pets. Not only do they answer your calls & questions, they are actively involved in our patient care. From cuddling the cute puppies and kittens, to helping our vets in emergency situations, they are always part of the action.

Veterinary Nurse & Technician Appreciation Day is this Friday, 13th October 2023.
If you're in one of our clinics this week, please thank our nurses for their hard work and dedication to our furry friends.

You can post appreciation comments below to show everyone how much your pet's favourite nurse means to you

05/10/2023

Does your cat have itchy spots? Skin issues are generally treatable, so if your feline friend isitching, help them by booking a consult with us

05/10/2023

A recent burst of warmer weather signalled the end of what felt like a long and wet winter, and so we ready ourselves for a hot summer.

With the drier weather come grass seeds; our first grass seed case was a couple of weeks ago, and has been followed by an avalanche of similar cases.

The problem seeds measure around 1-2cm, with a sharp point at one end and a flared brush at the other, ensuring that they can burrow into the coat and skin with surprising ease and speed. We retrieve them from many places, but mainly ears and feet, with eyes, noses and other equally uncomfortable spots also presenting.

Often we need to sedate a patient to remove the offending seed, so prevention is certainly easier than cure.

Vigilance after a walk is the best bet: check your dog’s feet and ears for any grass seeds on the surface, and remove them before they dig deeper. And have any sore spots checked out promptly; they may be harbouring an unwanted hitchhiker!

03/10/2023

❤🐢🐕🐴🐖🐂🐅🐩🐄🐀🐼🐲🐘🐧❤ World Animal Day is an International Day of action for animal rights and welfare celebrated annually on the 4th of October.

Help us celebrate by adding some animal photos below that you have taken.

03/10/2023

Is your furry friend licking more than usual?
It might be a sign of an underlying dermatological condition!
Don't wait, schedule a check-up at our clinic today and let us help your pet find relief.

01/10/2023