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Autumn 2010

New Arrival - Dr Tim Hugo

Many of you will have noticed a tall, good-looking, fresh-faced young man roaming the GVH corridors. Please join us in welcoming our new vet, Tim Hugo. Tim grew up in Balgownie; a small suburb on the escarpment of Wollongong surrounded by abundant native fauna, and graduated from Sydney University... more

 

New Arrival - Dr Tim Hugo

Renovations - The Continuing Saga

You may have noticed on your last visit to GVH that activity has really stepped up a pace on our renovations. The place has been buzzing with hammering, drilling and banging. Men in overalls covered in dust and paint stains have been spotted all over the place. Our hopes of finally seeing our... more

 

The new look finally takes shape

Dry Eye

Dry eye (or keratoconjunctivitis sicca as we so fondly know it) is an insidious disease seen in middle aged to older dogs. The reason for writing about it is to alert people to the problem as, if it is treated when not very advanced, it will respond well to treatment. If untreated it can cause... more

It's Only a Desexing

Many people are under the impression that a desexing operation is a simple procedure because it's one that's commonly performed. Nothing could be further from the truth. Desexing a female dog, for example, is major abdominal surgery. A surgeon who is competent in all the techniques involved and in... more

 

Canine College Level 1 and Level 2 Advanced

At Canine College we concentrate on good manners and good leadership. Kind, gentle, consistent leadership is the key to having a well behaved dog. It is important to have a dog that understands your house rules and trusts you completely. A calm, content dog makes for a happy family. For those who... more

 

Vintage shows how it's done

Pre Anaesthetic Testing

Pre anaesthetic testing helps us to care for your pet. We recommend it before placing your pet under anaesthetic. As in human medicine the anaesthetics available are extremely safe and as a result the risk is greatly minimised on a healthy animal. However, if your pet is not "healthy" complications... more

 

Caring for Our Senior Pets

Just like their human counterparts, our pets are living longer, better quality lives due to advances in science and preventative medicine. It's great when we only see your pets once a year for their annual check up and vaccination, but as our pets age, how do we know what is normal for an older... more

 

January 2010 Puppy Preschool Graduates

These beautiful puppies all graduated from Puppy Preschool in January 2010 PiperFlameJasper Max BRowley MollyMaxJacquesTessaPuddles more

 

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