Meet Dr Sondhya who joined the Carlton Veterinary Surgery team in January this year. Sondhya moved to Melbourne from her home town of Whitley Bay, a small coastal town in north east England, in 2004. She enjoys working in both the medical and surgical departments, and hopes to expand her knowledge in smaller exotics pets.

Unfortunately due to poor weather our last 'Barks in the Parks' which was scheduled on Thursday 11th February, was cancelled. We look forward to seeing everyone at our next 'Barks in the Parks' later in the year, when there will hopefully be more pleasant weather!

Carlton Vet Clinic held a 'Barks in the Park'last month just prior to Christmas. It was a great chance for the team to catch up with our furry friends outside of the clinic and for all the pet owners to meet new friends.

It's that time of the year again! With Christmas and New Year just round the corner, it is important to remember to keep your pet safe and healthy this summer with our Top 3 Festive Season articles.

The Carlton Veterinary Clinic would like to wish all of our furry friends a Merry Christmas and a safe New Year!

The team at Carlton Veterinary Clinic held a 'Summer and Skin' Seminar for their clients on the 12th of November. Everything went off without a hitch with cupcakes and coffee for all. Some of the topics covererd included hotspots, ear infections, fleas and external parasites, atopy and heatstroke.

Come and join us for a FREE cheese and wine evening in the park. Bring along your four legged friend and have a glass of wine and chat to other dog owners about their pets. There will be a few giveaways throughout the night, with lots of fun to be had by all.

It will be a great way to wind down, whilst your pet runs off a few of those excitement beans!

Congratulations to the latest graduates from our Puppy Pre-School classes. If you would like to find out more about how to give your puppy the best start in life, click here.

Congratulations to our Nurse Natalie for completing an online Veterinary Education Course on "Anaesthesia for Nurses". The six week course outlined the Anaesthetic monitoring, Pre-Surgery Medications, Emergencies and the Anaesthetic Machine Maintenance.