This position has been filled. We'd like to thank all our applicants, and look forward to welcoming Sara in May. Charlotte will be leaving (again), so we are advertising for an experienced veterinary nurse to fill a full-time position, starting early May. Join us in a quiet village setting less than 20 minutes drive from Canberra city ...
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Quiz host Kate congratulates another winner Quiz host Geraldine holds up the fish trap for auction Brains trust Sally watches Michael Archinall tell us about personalities at Utopia.
Over 220 people crowded into Jamison Southern Cross Club to raise funds to send a Canberra veterinary team to Utopia, a group of Aboriginal communities near Alice Springs. More than $11,000 was raised on the night and with guessing competitions, cup cake sales and donations leading up to the big event.
Fleas are out in force this summer because of the warmth and humidity. People complain that flea treatments on their pets are not working, but if the fleas are jumping onto the pet as fast as the treatment is killing them, we can't blame the treatment. Fleas spend most of their lives OFF dogs or cats, so ...
Andrew has resurrected the old memory game that used to be on the old Hall Vet Surgery website. If the kids are bored, you might buy 5 minutes of peace by directing them to the memory game.
Peaches came in for her desexing operation this week and bravely showed us what happened. Dr Alex anaesthetised and operated on her. Nurse Cyndle prepared Peaches for surgery and monitored the anaesthetic. Peaches was home in time for tea.
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