PetSphere Veterinary Clinic

13/09/2025

🚨Don't let your furry friend's floppy ears get puffy and painful! 🐾 An aural hematoma is a common condition in dogs that can happen when head 🐶shaking or scratching leads to a blood vessel bursting in the ear flap.

What to look for:
👂 A swollen, fluid-filled ear flap
🤕 Pain or sensitivity when the ear is touched
Head shaking or scratching

If you notice any of these signs, it's important to get your pup checked out by a vet as soon as possible.
At Petsphere Veterinary Clinic, we can diagnose and treat aural hematoma to help your dog feel comfortable again.

Treatment often involves draining the fluid and a surgical procedure to prevent it from refilling.
Early detection and treatment are key!

Schedule an appointment with us on ☎️5255 7066 if you're concerned about your dog's ears.

06/09/2025

Give your pet the perfect fresh look for summer! ☀️
Book your grooming session fast at Petsphere Vet Clinic! We're here every Saturday to pamper your furry friend with our full grooming package, which includes:
* Hair trim
* Nail trim
* Ear cleaning
* Vet check
Don't wait—spots fill up quickly! Call or WhatsApp us on 5255 7066 to secure your pet's appointment. We can't wait to see them!

19/08/2025

Solution : la stérilisation.
Dessin : Laulec 🖍

14/08/2025

🚨 Is Your Pet Scratching Excessively or Showing Strange Wounds? It Could Be MYIASIS! 🐾🔍

Myiasis (aka flystrike) is a PAINFUL, LIFE-THREATENING condition where flies lay eggs on your pet's skin, and hatched maggots infest wounds or moist fur. This is an EMERGENCY that worsens RAPIDLY in warm weather - DON'T WAIT!

⚠️ WARNING SIGNS:
✔️ Excessive scratching/licking (more than normal) 🐶👅
✔️ Matted fur or FOUL SMELL 🤢
✔️ Open wounds with tiny holes or visible maggots 🕳️🐛
✔️ Lethargy or refusing food (serious sign!) 😴❌🍗

HIGH-RISK PETS:
🔸 Elderly/disabled pets who can't groom well 🦮♿
🔸 Pets with wounds or dirty/matted coats 🩹
🔸 Incontinent pets (urine/faeces attract flies) 💩

🆘 THIS IS AN EMERGENCY!
Myiasis can KILL TISSUE within HOURS!
🚑 CALL us at PetSphere Veterinary Clinical MMEDIATELY on ☎️52557066

💡 PREVENTION SAVES LIVES:
✅ Brush and check your pet DAILY ☀️
✅ Keep wounds CLEAN 🩹
✅ Wash soiled fur immediately 🛁

10/07/2025

Two lovely ginger kittens 🐈who are looking for a loving home!

If you're interested in adopting these adorable furballs🐱, please get in touch on📌59281639

10/07/2025

♥️ 10 Adorable 2-Month-Old Puppies Looking for Adoption🐕

These 10 adorable 2-month-old puppies, both males and females, are looking for their forever homes! They absolutely adore people and are ready to bring joy to your family.🐶
Cindy is currently caring for and feeding them daily. If you're interested in giving one of these sweet pups a loving home, please contact Cindy on 5773 1088.

25/06/2025

👉🏽For Dog grooming at PetSphere Veterinary Clinic, call on 5255-7066.
🔴Hair trimming, cut and blow, nail trimming, ears cleaning and a veterinary check included!

25/06/2025

🐾 Understanding Cysts in Our Canine Companions 🐾

Ever noticed a lump or bump on your furry friend and wondered what it could be? Sometimes, these are cysts: fluid-filled sacs that can develop just under the skin or internally. While many cysts are benign (non-cancerous) and may seem harmless, they can sometimes cause problems for our beloved dogs.

🔴What are Cysts?
Cysts form when a duct or gland gets blocked, leading to a buildup of fluid, cells, or other materials. They can vary greatly in size, from tiny bumps to large, noticeable masses and of different origin.

🔴So, Why Treat a Cyst Surgically on a Dog?

Even if a cyst is benign, there are several important reasons why your vet might recommend surgical removal:

👉🏽Accurate Diagnosis:
While a vet can often suspect a cyst, surgical removal and subsequent histopathology (microscopic examination of the tissue) is the only way to definitively confirm it's not something more serious, like a tumor. This provides immense peace of mind!

👉🏽Recurrence and Growth:
While some cysts might shrink, many tend to grow over time or recur if not completely removed. Surgical excision offers the best chance for complete removal and prevents future problems.

👉🏽Pain or Discomfort:
Larger cysts, or those located in areas prone to friction (like joints or pressure points like behind the limbs), can become uncomfortable, painful, or even interfere with your dog's movement and quality of life.

👉🏽Risk of Rupture and Infection:
Cysts can rupture, either spontaneously or due to trauma. A ruptured cyst can lead to inflammation, infection, and can be quite painful, often requiring antibiotics and further medical attention.

👉🏽Cosmetic Reasons (less common but a factor):
For very large or unsightly cysts, especially on visible parts of the body, removal can improve your dog's appearance.

🐾🔴What to Do if You Find a Lump?

If you discover any new lump or bump on your dog, always schedule an appointment with your veterinarian on ☎️5255 7066. They can examine it, determine the best course of action, and discuss whether surgical intervention is necessary for your dog's health and well-being.

Your dog's health is paramount! Let's keep them happy, healthy, and lump-free! ❤️



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Veterinary Clinic I Pet Spa I Pet Store
Dr Jenna Dyall DVM, PgCert
Call for appointment on (230) 5255 7066

26/04/2025

Happy World Veterinary Day to all the amazing vets out there who dedicate their lives to the health and well-being of our beloved animals! 🎉 Today is extra special as we also celebrate the birthday of our passionate veterinary surgeon, Dr.Jenna Dyall at PetSphere Veterinary Clinic🎂 Thank you for everything you do! ❤️

19/04/2025

Happy Easter 🐰Paw-lidays!!🐾

🔴Up to 20% OFF all pet accessories and feed at PetSphere Veterinary Clinic:
🥳Stylish leashes, reliable harnesses and collars, fun toys🦴 as well as grain-free Lenda pellets, Kippy and Healthy wet food.

We will be exclusively closed this Sunday 20 April 2025. We apologies for the inconvenience.

Book your appointment for next week on ☎️5255 7066

Veterinary Clinic I Pet Spa I Pet Store
Dr Jenna Dyall DVM, PgCert
Call for appointment on (230) 5255 7066