Category Archives: Clinic News

Bravery Award – June 2019 – Rosie

Two X-ray images showing a dog’s foreleg with a repaired fracture, including a metal plate and screws securing the bone.

These are the before and after xrays of a patient by the name of Rosie, a very deserving recipient of this month’s Bravery Award. Poor Rosie was injured when the car she was travelling in was involved in a collision. Rosie was promptly brought into the clinic for veterinary treatment. Upon arrival at the clinic, […]

Bravery Award – May 2019 – Granville

Look at that face! Meet Granville, a 12-year-old Cocker Spaniel who recently paid us a visit for some dental work. I don’t know about you, but visits to the dentist can be terrifying! This little man was exceptionally brave – not only did he need several teeth removed, but his current heart condition raised some […]

Bravery Award – April 2019 – Herlew

A small tan Chihuahua named Herlew sits on a tiled floor, looking up calmly after recovering from dental treatment that included tooth removal due to severe ulceration.

Meet Herlew, a 10 year old Chihuahua who visited the NWVC with a very sore mouth. After careful examination under general anaesthesia, a large ulceration was found and nine teeth had to be removed! A sample of the ulceration was sent off to the lab to ensure that it wasn’t anything serious. The test returned […]

Bravery Award – March 2019 – Zoe

An elderly white dog named Zoe wearing a pink patterned sweater, resting alertly on a couch after recovering from eating gravel

Zoe is 14 ½ years old and everyone was surprised when she decided to eat gravel, like a puppy. Unfortunately for Zoe, gravel is hard to digest. Luckily for Zoe, the team at Narre Warren Vet Clinic were able to remove a cup full of gravel during surgery. Zoe is back to her normal self […]