North Nowra
205 Illaroo Rd, North Nowra NSW 2541
Phone: (02) 4423 1688
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233 The Wool Rd, Old Erowal Bay NSW 2540
Phone: (02) 4443 9019
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North Nowra Veterinary Hospital
Our purpose built North Nowra Veterinary hospital located on the NSW Shoalhaven and South Coast, with its state of the art equipment and dedicated team of professionals, was established in 1990.
Their desire to provide the best possible veterinary treatment and technology for the region became a reality in 2007 when they opened the hospital you find today. Every aspect of its design was to ensure quality patient care and to allow procedures in specially designated areas to run smoothly and efficiently.
We also have the Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic located in Old Erowal Bay for those who live further south of Nowra.
Brachycephalic Syndrome
Joint problems mainly occur in dogs, but some large breads of cats may also suffer. This article explores the causes, diagnosis and treatment of osteoarthritis, cruciate ligament rupture, hip dysplasia and medial luxating patella in pets.
Laparoscopic Desexing
Laparoscopic desexing offers an alternative method of desexing female dogs and cats from the traditional ovariohysterectomy. It is increasing in popularity amongst both veterinarians and pet owners as it can offer a number of significant benefits.
Laparoscopic Desexing
Laparoscopic desexing offers an alternative method of desexing female dogs and cats from the traditional ovariohysterectomy. It is increasing in popularity amongst both veterinarians and pet owners as it can offer a number of significant benefits.
Ear Infections
What is Otitis Externa and structure of the ear Otitis externa is inflammation of the external ear canal. The ear is divided into the outer, middle and inner ear. The outer ear includes the region from the ear flap (pinna) to the eardrum. The middle ear contains a...
Toxins, Poisons & Venoms
All animals and pets are at risk from poisons, toxins and venoms in and around our homes. Some of these substances may be naturally occurring, and may be non toxic to humans. Find out which plants, foods and other substances put our pets at risk.
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Neurological Disorders
Here you will find information about some of the neurological disorders that can occur in both dogs and cats. Read more about wobbler syndrome and seizures.
Arthritis Supplements
As our companion animals become older, you may start to notice the negative effects of osteoarthritis. Arthritis is a common condition causing inflammation, swelling, pain and discomfort in joints. There are many treatment options available to help control arthritis in our pets. If you think your pet may have osteoarthritis, please speak to your veterinarian. They can examine your animal, discuss your concerns, and work with you to put together a plan to help improve and manage the problems you are seeing.
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Brachycephalic Syndrome
Joint problems mainly occur in dogs, but some large breads of cats may also suffer. This article explores the causes, diagnosis and treatment of osteoarthritis, cruciate ligament rupture, hip dysplasia and medial luxating patella in pets.
Laparoscopic Desexing
Laparoscopic desexing offers an alternative method of desexing female dogs and cats from the traditional ovariohysterectomy. It is increasing in popularity amongst both veterinarians and pet owners as it can offer a number of significant benefits.
Laparoscopic Assisted Gastropexy in Dogs
What is GDV? GDV (gastric dilatation and volvulus) is a very sudden and serious condition seen in dogs where, due to range of factors, the stomach first dilates (bloats), and subsequently rotates (twists) on itself. This leads to the entrapment of fluid and gas in the...
Dental Promotion for Dental Month
Dental disease and gum disease are extremely common in pets. Around 85% of pets over the age of 3 years suffer from some degree of dental disease. Dental disease leads to foul smelling breath, gingivitis, infections and pain.
What are preanaesthetic blood tests?
What are preanaesthetic blood tests and why do we recommend them? In addition to a physical exam on the day of your pet’s procedure, preanaesthetic blood testing is typically recommended for most animals that are undergoing anaesthesia. Preanaesthetic blood testing...
Sully has been a familiar face in our hospital since undergoing a TPLO procedure ten weeks ago and visiting us regularly during his rehabilitation. Sully visited us recently for his post operative radiographs to assess the progression of his healing and at the same time underwent a dental procedure. This dental procedure involved a thorough oral examination of his teeth and gums, and a scale & polish to make his teeth sparkle ✨ Sully’s dental nurses discussed with his owners what home care they can implement to keep his teeth in tip-top shape.
If you would like more information about dental care for your pet or would like to book a FREE dental check with our experienced nurses, you can call us on 02 4423 1688 or book online! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hugo visited us at North Nowra Vets this morning for his annual health check and vaccinations 🩺
He loved his cuddles & chicken
Swipe to see Hugo begging for some more chicken
✨Remember to book your pet in for their annual health check - call us on 📞 02 4423 1688 OR book online ✨
#southcoast #loveyourpetloveyourvet #bordercollie #hugo #annualvetcheck #northnowra #jervisbay #posing #calltobook #bookonline ... See MoreSee Less
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Lest we forget 🌹
Today we remember all those who lost their lives in service to their country in all wars.
Dogs were often used as messengers, companions, and military working animals.
Pigeons were crucial for communication and surveillance during WWI.
Horses and mules were used pull heavy artillery or other materials and also used as transportation and in cavalry units.
And so many other animals we thank you and pay our respects ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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CLOSED FOR ANZAC DAY THURSDAY 25th of APRIL 🌹
Our on call veterinarian is available for emergencies - please call 4423 1688 or 4443 9019 to be put through. ... See MoreSee Less
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