The beautiful Rocky was brought into the clinic by a good samaritan who happened to be LRAHC clients. He had been hit by a car and was so painful he forgot to show his appreciation …
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A listing of lost and found pets in the local area. Use the Contact Us form to add a listing to our site.
Details of the services offered by LRAHC and information about other pet services available.
Articles about keeping your pet healthy and well.
Occasionally at LRAHC we have pets that require re-homing. This section shows details of the pets we currently have up for adoption.
Just like us, dogs love the taste of chocolate. However this is one treat you simply cannot give them.
Chocolate is very toxic to dogs. This is because it contains the chemicals Caffeine and Theobromine. Unlike …
Grey-headed Flying-fox Vulnerable
What am I?
This bat has a wingspan of up to a metre and weighs an average of 700 grams.
The body is about 25 centimetres long while the forearms are between 14 to 18
centimetres …
We would all like to thank Robert from Marrickville who kindly adopted “Schmooky”. We have been caring for “Schmooky” for the last 6 weeks since she was brought in as a stray 5 week …
Zombi and Flash have been with us at the clinic since they were 1 day old. Abandoned by their mother, they have been bottle fed and loved by our staff, and now need to find …
Janet grew up on the Top End of the Northern Territory riding horses, besotted by cats and dogs. Moving to Brisbane Janet attended boarding school and University where she gained her degree in Veterinary Science. …
Christina’s career in animal health began when she was 5, saving “stray” field mice from the garden. After studying science at Adelaide University, Christina moved to Perth and graduated with a Veterinary degree from Murdoch …
Cats holidaying at the Centre stay in our bright and airy boarding room, which is situated toward the rear of the building. This location offers convenient access for staff but is removed from the noise …
For after hours care for your furry friend we recommend Sash. You can find the Sash website at www.sashvets.com.
You can call Sash on
9889 0289
or find them here.
Sash are the emergency Vet surgery featured …
Do you live in our local area (Sydney’s Inner-West)? If so, you may have seen something brown and furry scuttling through your backyard. It looked like a rat – but couldn’t have been, …
Here are a few photos of our Reception area so you know what to expect when you come into LRAHC.
After surgery you may notice your pet licking at its wound. Although this may appear harmless, this should not be allowed as very quickly the wound can become red and moist, potentially leading to an …
Just like us, dogs love the taste of chocolate. However this is one treat you simply cannot give them.
Chocolate is very toxic to dogs. This is because it contains the chemicals Caffeine and Theobromine. Unlike …
We would all like to thank Robert from Marrickville who kindly adopted “Schmooky”. We have been caring for “Schmooky” for the last 6 weeks since she was brought in as a stray 5 week …
Grey-headed Flying-fox Vulnerable
What am I?
This bat has a wingspan of up to a metre and weighs an average of 700 grams.
The body is about 25 centimetres long while the forearms are between 14 to 18
centimetres …
