Canberra Veterinary Hospital Lyneham, ACT

The Canberra Veterinary Hospital is one of only 54 Veterinary Hospitals in Australia to be recognised by the Australian Small Animal Veterinary (ASAV) as an Accredited Veterinary Hospital of Excellence. We have undertaken this process because we are serious about providing the highest standards of diagnostic, surgical, laboratory, and nursing facilities achievable in our practice.

The Canberra Veterinary Hospital is also proud to be associated with the Canberra Equine Hospital.

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Cat Vaccination

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There is that thing about cats having nine lives, and it's true. Cats get themselves out of a lot of tricky situations. They spend time out and about and sometimes you don't know where they are or what they are up to. They get stuck in trees or in garages, and have been known to hitch rides in vans to different cities, then somehow make their way back home.

Dog Vaccination

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You've got a new beautiful puppy or the cutest new rescue dog. Yay, it's too adorable and the fun times with your dog are about to begin. Playing catch, enjoying long dog walks in the park and having it snuggle up with you in your bed are all divine and fabulous things to do. But you also have to take the health of your dog very seriously.

Dentistry

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Dental disease is a common and serious disease affecting dogs, cats, rabbits and rodents. Long standing dental problems can cause severe damage to the heart, kidney and other organs. If your pet is having difficulty eating, has smelly breath or the teeth aren't shiny and white, call in for a dental check-up.

Microchipping

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Social media plays a huge part in getting pets reunited with their owners. When a dog or cat goes missing, the owners often post a pic of the pet to social media, asking for neighbourhood help. When you get a new dog or cat, the first thing you should do, together with vaccinations, is a microchip.

Desexing

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We love dogs and cats but we need to do what is right for them, for the owners, and also for the world. There are far too many unwanted dogs and cats out there and unless you have good reason for your pets to have puppies or kittens, it is recommended that you desex them. Desexing basically means you are removing your animal's reproductive system.

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