Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
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Our veterinarians & trained nurses have a wealth of information to dispense on various topics including grooming, worming, flea treatment or training. With unique partnerships to human hospitals, the most advanced human equipment in radiology, surgery and dentistry and customer service that cannot be beaten. This is the Southern Cross dream.
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
2w ago
Frenchies are one of the most adored breeds in the world. Their playful and affectionate nature, and quirky antics have seen this breed become the third most popular dog breed in Australia! Whether you already own a Frenchie, or you’re thinking about bringing one into ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
3M ago
Deal for puppies:
A FREE Heartworm Prevention Injection for your puppy under 16 weeks (about 3 and a half months) old – valued at over $100 depending on their size.
Deal for adult dogs:
A FREE De-worming for your adult dog (or any dog older than 16 weeks) when they receive an annual heartworm injection
Offer only valid for clients booking an appointment in August!
Are you aware that heartworms can be seriously dangerous for dogs? Once your dog is infected with heartworms, they might not be treatable and are exposed to serious, life-threatening risks. Before w ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
3M ago
Kills Fleas and Paralysis Ticks for a Full Year*!
Introducing the first-of-its-kind injectable flea and tick prevention for dogs! This single injection provides year-long (12 months) protection against fleas and paralysis ticks, along with controlling Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) for a year and brown dog ticks for 11 months.
Why Year-Round Protection Matters
Australia’s warm climate creates a breeding ground for fleas and paralysis ticks, posing a serious threat to your dog’s health year-round.
Fleas: These pests can infest dogs of all lifestyles, causing discomfort, skin allergies, and even ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
4M ago
Living far from a vet clinic doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your pet’s health. At Southern Cross Vet, we offer convenient telehealth consultations that connect you with our experienced veterinarians, no matter where you’re located.
Case 1: Jessie, the Remote Rescue
Jessie, a stunning blue cattle dog living in Weipa, Queensland, battled a persistent cough for months. With limited local vet access and high costs, her owners were worried. Luckily, they discovered Southern Cross Vet’s telehealth services.
Through a Virtual/ Telehealth consult, Dr Sam Kovac (founder and Director of S ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
5M ago
Shih Tzus, with their irresistible flat faces and overflowing personalities, have become beloved companions in countless households. However, their unique physical characteristics, particularly their shortened airways, can sometimes lead to a respiratory condition called Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS). This blog delves deeper into BOAS, its impact on Shih Tzus, and how Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic can help your furry friend breathe easier and live a happier life.
Understanding Brachycephalic Anatomy:
The hallmark feature of brachycephalic breeds like Shih Tzus is their a ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
5M ago
Congratulations on welcoming a furry friend into your life! A new puppy brings endless joy, but also the responsibility of keeping them healthy. Vaccinations are a crucial part of this, protecting your pup from potentially life-threatening diseases. This guide will answer all your questions about the puppy vaccination schedule Australia and ensure your new best friend gets the best start in life.
Navigating the Puppy Vaccination Timeline:
Can I take my puppy out before their second vaccination?
It’s best to limit outings with your puppy before their full vaccination series is c ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
5M ago
Are you a pet parent in Greater Sydney, looking for a hassle-free way to ensure your beloved pet receives top-quality veterinary care? Say hello to Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic’s Pet Concierge Service – it’s like having a personal Uber for your pets! Here’s everything you need to know about our recently launched taxi service for pets:
What is the Southern Cross Vet Pet Concierge Service?
Our Pet Concierge service is a pet taxi service that is dedicated solely to providing transportation for your pets to get veterinary care. The service is designed to make it as easy as possible for y ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
10M ago
We’re thrilled to announce an upcoming expansion at our Surry Hills practice! This expansion is a testament to our commitment to providing your beloved pets with top-notch care and ensuring your experience with us continues to be exceptional.
What’s Happening?
Our Surry Hills clinic will be undergoing an exciting expansion phase starting from December 23, 2023, and will reopen on January 6, 2024. This brief closure is necessary as we work tirelessly to enhance our facilities, upgrade equipment, and elevate our services to better serve you and your furry companions.
What’s New ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
10M ago
Fleas and ticks are tiny little parasites that can cause a lot of discomfort to our pets. Not only do they cause excessive itching but can also lead to diseases and even life-threatening conditions, if left untreated. As pet owners, it is therefore quite crucial to understand the dangers and symptoms of tick and flea infestation, as well as explore the options of flea and tick treatment for dogs. In this comprehensive guide, we will be giving you all the information you need to keep your pet protected against fleas and ticks while also making you aware of preventative products that can keep yo ..read more
Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic Blog
11M ago
Leptospirosis is continuing to pose a significant threat to our companion animals in Sydney. This illness, commonly affecting dogs, is contracted from contaminated water sources carrying urine from infected wildlife. The bacteria infiltrate a dog’s body by penetrating the skin, potentially leading to a severe and life-threatening disease.
Unfortunately, we have recently had a confirmed case of leptospirosis in an unvaccinated puppy in Redfern. This is a harsh reminder that leptospirosis is still prevalent in the Sydney region. However, we want to assure you that our team at Southern Cross Vete ..read more