Adelaide Plains Veterinary Surgery

10/03/2026

Last week we had a surprise visitor! This little pelican was brought in by a kind member of the public after being found in a paddock all alone. We’d like to thank the awesome team at for coming to his rescue 💜 Head on over to their page to see all of the amazing rescues they perform!
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08/03/2026

04/03/2026

🦷 Free dental health checks 🦷

Is your dog’s breath a little questionable?

Dental hygiene is super important for our pets and prevention is easier (and cheaper) than treatment 🐾

We’re offering free dental health checks!
Our nurses will:
- Educate on dental hygiene and the importance of it
- Examine your pets teeth and gums
- Check for tartar build up and gum inflammation
- If further treatment is needed, a consultation with one of our vets is the next step!

🐾 Please call our clinic on 8520 3600 to book a nurse consult or book online! 🐾

02/03/2026

Today we’re introducing Georgina! 🐾
✨ Age: 2 years
✨ Breed: Border Collie X
✨ Her human: Dr. Emily
✨ Favourite activity: Joining her mum at work and going to the beach! She also adores her two best friends Pearl the Greyhound and Sausage the Staffy
✨ Biggest strength: Being the most snuggliest and sweet girl!
✨ Biggest weakness: Squeaking her toys at early hours of the morning to make sure everyone is awake! She’s a sucker for a squeaky toy! 🧸

01/03/2026

We have had a cat handed in to us that we are treating for injuries. Was found near Angle Vale road, Daveron Road intersection, Penfield Gardens.
He does not have a microchip, we would love to reunite him with his owners.
If you think this cat is yours, please call us 85203600.

13/02/2026

Whether it’s a slobbery kiss at the door, a purring cuddle on the couch, or a loyal shadow following you everywhere… our pets are proof that the purest love has paws.

❤️Happy Valentines Day❤️

25/01/2026

We are closed to today. Reopen tomorrow at 8.00am.

22/01/2026

We are about to have some extreme high temperatures over the following days. Here are a few tips on helping your pets through this hot weather.
DO NOT walk your dog without checking the heat of the footpath and road first. Place the back of your hand against the ground to check the heat - if it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them. It’s likely to be too hot by early morning over the next couple of days.

AVOID leaving animals in cars for any amount of time - the inside of a vehicle will quickly become a furnace and death can happen quickly. Cancel any non urgent appointments that require car travel.

Make sure your pets have access to plenty of fresh drinking water and shade. Bring your pets indoors if possible.

KEEP the number of your vet clinic on your phone and consult them if you have any concerns about your pet. The very young, the elderly, the sick/immune compromised and the brachycephalic breeds are at higher risk so stay vigilant.

FILL, and refill pet water bowls regularly. Be aware of how much your pet is drinking and provide opportunities for them to hydrate.