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Our organization operates five branches, each catering to specific geographic areas. Each branch provides distinct services that may vary from one another. To find out whether the service you require is available, please contact the branch that is nearest to your location.

Vet House Main Hospital

Main Hospital

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Vet House Umgeni Clinic

Hilton Branch

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Vet House Townbush Clinic

Townbush Branch

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Richmond Branch

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Dalton Branch

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This is the ugly reality of Foot and Mouth Disease This is the ugly reality of Foot and Mouth Disease in South Africa. The first photo shows the outer layer of a cow’s tongue that has sloughed off due to Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD). This image represents only one facet of a crisis of a magnitude that we do not believe the country fully understands.

While those outside the farming sector joke and downplay the severity of FMD, and others complain about "vaccinated meat," farmers across South Africa are losing everything.

Livestock production has plummeted. Animals are suffering, and many are dying in droves. The majority of emerging and rural farmers can not afford treatment or extensive biosecurity measures, resulting in entire herds being wiped out. The financial, emotional and generational losses are devastating.

This is why biosecurity compliance is critical. Stop at disinfecting points so that your vehicle can be sprayed. Follow all biosecurity regulations where indicated. Do not move cloven-hoofed animals without a valid permit. Be respectful and vigilant. It is the very least we can do for those who feed our country.

The scale of this outbreak is astronomical, unlike anything we have seen in a very long time. Recovery will take years, if recovery is even possible for some.

To our farmers:
We see you. We stand with you, and we are praying for you. Our doors are always open, and we are here to offer guidance on treatment options, quarantine protocols and biosecurity measures.
You have our full support. 

#footandmouthdisease #southafricanfarmers  #ruralvet #farmvet
The work is hard, the hours are long, but the view The work is hard, the hours are long, but the views are worth it. 🇿🇦🫶🏻🩺

#southafrica #kwazulunatal #farmvet #ruralvet
Does anyone else have about 10 000 unorganised pho Does anyone else have about 10 000 unorganised photos and videos in their camera roll, or is it just us..? 😅✌🏻

#vetmedlife #farmvet #southafrica #animaladdicts
This work takes your heart. Make sure you spend ti This work takes your heart. Make sure you spend time doing things to get it back. Burnout isn’t a badge of honour. Take that break. 🫶🏻🩺⚕️🩵

#healthcare #balanceiskey #vetmed #compassionfatigue
Loving animals changes you. Helping them heals you Loving animals changes you. Helping them heals your soul. They give us purpose, perspective and a kind of love nothing else can compare to.
Veterinary medicine changes you forever, and honestly, that’s why we chose it. 🤍

#vetmed #animalsarebetterthanpeople #vetlife #southafrica
Guinea pigs don’t just hoard snacks… sometimes the Guinea pigs don’t just hoard snacks… sometimes they hoard calcium. 😅

Guinea the guinea pig was brought to Dr Steve because there was a shady-looking mass around her nethers. He took an x-ray and saw a massive stone!
Bladder stones (uroliths) are quite common in guinea pigs because they excrete excess calcium mainly through their urine. Guinea pigs also naturally have more alkaline urine, making them more prone to calcium-containing stones. Over time, this can form hard stones that cause pain, blood in the urine and straining.
Treatment often requires surgery. Early signs can be subtle, so awareness is key. Appropriate diet, hygiene and promoting water intake play a massive role in preventing guinea pig bladder stones.

#vettips #guineapigs #patientstories #vetmedicine
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EMERGENCY LINE

082 373 1963

Main Hospital

033 342 4698
vethouse@mweb.co.za

339 Prince Alfred Street, PMB

Hilton Branch

033 343 4316

info.hilton@vethouse.co.za

4 Quarry Road, Hilton

Townbush Branch

033 347 2504
vethouseclinic@gmail.com
459 Townbush Road, Montrose

Richmond Branch

033 212 2747
richmond@vethouse.co.za
102 Shepstone Road, Richmond

Dalton Branch

064 535 6074
vethouse@mweb.co.za
Main Road, Dalton

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