Nine month old Leo the Saint Bernard came to see us with a left front leg lameness. He had a swollen and painful left elbow and Xrays showed that he had Elbow Dysplasia – a developmental condition where the joint structures do no form properly, leading to pain and osteoarthritis. You can see on his […]
Lexi is a beautiful three year old Blue Heeler who presented to our clinic after horrifically being hit by car, suffering multiple pelvic fractures, internal bleeding and severe open wounds with large areas of devitalised skin. Lexi was going to need intensive care, strong pain killing medication and surgery, and about a week’s stay in […]
Our lovely visitor was at Woolworths across the road today and is currently at our Dingley clinic. Do you recognise her from Dingley Village? Our Lost Pets Profile Date Found: 22/01/19 Sex: Female Lost Location: Woolworths, Dingley Village Breed: Border Collie X Kelpie Colour: Black and White Age: Senior Please do not contact […]
Unfortunately we have another un-chipped cat with us today, he is a young male that was located in Braeside. Anyone wishing to sell, or give away an animal must first implant them with an identification microchip before they advertise. If you want to check your pets chip details are up to date then please visit […]
Our head surgeon Dr Karin Davids has retired from her partnership in Waverley Animal Hospital which means she will have more time to spend with at Southern Animal Health. She will now be available for surgery bookings on Thursday (as usual), Friday and alternate Mondays, in addition to her continuing availability for emergency procedures outside […]
Our stray old senior fella needs your help finding home. He couldn’t have come far from his home since he has very reduced function in his rear legs and possibly neurological issues. We’re taking good care of him at SAH of course however we’d love to know more about him. Do you recognise him from […]
Our head surgeon, Dr Karin Davids, demystifies the myriad of surgical procedures being offered for treatment of cruciate ligament disease. Once a dog has cruciate ligament disease, arthritis can develop within the knee joint, and the joint will never be the same as it was prior to having cruciate problems. Surgery is the best method […]
