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NewsLetter - Beautiful Spring Is Here!

11/9/2017

Hello!

We hope it brings a smile to your day with our article on dental care. If you and your pet have visited us before, you’ll know that we are very passionate about making smelly breath a thing of the past! We want our pets to keep their pearly whites with them to a ripe old age - that means looking after their dental health daily.

Have you made it a habit to check your pet’s teeth and mouth regularly? We are here to help if you’re unsure how to “flip the lip”. Our happy team of qualified nurses offer FREE dental checks for your pets and are able to create a plan for dental care at home. All you need to do is ring us and make an appointment for your furry friend.

We also have some sensational Spring Specials - don’t miss out - come and see us today! Why not also forward this email to your friends to share the love this Spring?

We are honoured to help you care for your pets so that you can enjoy a long, happy, healthy life together. Thank you for choosing us.

From your caring team at
Karrinyup Small Animal Hospital xxx

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Newsletter - Winter is here already!

30/5/2017

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Hello!

Winter can be tough on pets so we have put together some cold weather survival tips for you. We hope you enjoy reading this edition of our newsletter snuggled up warm and cosy on the sofa with your fur babies.

Did you know that dogs get Alzheimer’s too? Ageing pet medicine has seen some amazing advances so don’t worry if your dog has a few grey hairs as help is at hand.

We also look at conditions that can affect senior cats. With the new season it’s a timely reminder to think about worms. Parasites make us all squirm but don’t worry we know how to keep your pets parasite-free.

Click Here To View Our Winter Newsletter.

Don’t forget to check out our special offers in the newsletter!

From your caring team at
Karrinyup Small Animal Hospital

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Welcome To Our Autumn Edition Newsletter

28/2/2017

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After being all 'loved up' in February with Valentine's Day we thought now is the perfect time to talk about hearts. Did you know pets can suffer heart conditions just like humans?

Easter is coming and sadly all those yummy chocolate eggs make it a peak time for pet poisonings to occur. We will help you keep your pets safe from treats that may be toxic.

Have you considered a rabbit as a pet? We look at how to take care of 'Easter bunnies'.

We also have some fabulous offers inside!

In this issue:

Autumn Savings Specials!
Healthy Bunny
Do your pets love you?
Pet Heart Check
Chocolate is not for pets
Travelling with pets

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"Do you remember Bruce?

6/10/2015

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Bruce, the 53kg Staffy X (now 55kg due to restricted exercise- Cheeky! Cheeky!) recently visited KSAH for his repeat radiographs after his Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP) last month. These repeat radiographs are required to ensure that his knee is healing correctly after the MMP surgery.

We are happy to report Bruce's knee is healing in the correct position, and that he is comfortably using the leg. Whilst he still does have some exercise restriction, we are happy to say with each day healing continues, and he is on the right track to make a complete recovery.

If you would like further information regarding our MMP surgery for your pet, contact our staff on 9447 4644, for an appointment with our veterinarians."

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Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP) Cruciate Ligament Surgery offering faster recovery for patients.

16/9/2015

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At Karrinyup Small Animal Hospital, our staff are constantly expanding and developing their knowledge for your pet's treatment and care. Recently Dr Cindy Si, completed training for a new technique of Cruciate Ligament repair, called the Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP).

The MMP technique is based on an operation developed almost 50 years ago for use in humans by Dr Maquet. The operation redirects the force generated by the large quadriceps muscles to compensate for the failed Cruciate Ligament.

Numerous benefits of the MMP technique include,

the ability to be performed on larger dogs, whereas previous techniques were limited to smaller dogs.
The MMP surgery also has decreased pain during recovery, which means a shorter hospital stay, so your pets can come home sooner!

Dr Cindy Si performed our first MMP surgery with the guidance of Dr Menzies in August 2015 on one of our patient's Bruce, the 53kg Staffy X. Bruce was using his leg the very next day after the surgery was performed, although he was limited to only short, frequent walks during his recovery period. We are very happy with Bruce’s recovery and he continues to make great progress each week.

If you'd like further information regarding the MMP surgery for your pet, contact our staff on 9447 4644, for an appointment with our veterinarians.

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NewsLetter - Beautiful Spring Is Here!

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"Do you remember Bruce? ﻿

Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP) Cruciate Ligament Surgery offering faster recovery for patients.

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"Do you remember Bruce?