Bryanston Veterinary Hospital

22/04/2026

Meet Runa, our April Patient of the Month 💙

This beautiful Rottweiler is pictured together with Sr Maya and Sam, and she has been a joy to have around the hospital.
Runa perfectly balances being boisterous and sweet - full of personality, enthusiasm, and always ready for a sneaky cuddle when the moment is right 😉🐶

What a special girl! 🖤✨

18/04/2026

17/04/2026

🐾 Meet the Team: Sr Luyanda Tebele

Graduating from Onderstepoort in 2016, Sr Luyanda (Sr Lu) started her journey at the SPCA before joining BVH. After an adventure working in the UK, she found her way back home, and back to BVH, where her love for patient care shines every day.

When she’s not nursing our patients, Lu is all about cats 🐱, baking sweet treats, travelling, and enjoying a lekker braai. 💙

07/04/2026

✨ 2026 Vet-Talks @ BVH Schedule! ✨

We’re excited to share our 2026 speaker lineup with all SAVC-registered veterinary professionals 🐾📚 so you can plan ahead.

These CPD evenings are all about strengthening our profession, sharing knowledge, and supporting our referring veterinarians 🤝💡.

🗓️ Please note:
Specific topics and RSVP details will be shared closer to each event, so keep an eye on our page 👀✨

We can’t wait to learn, connect, and grow together in 2026 💙🐶🐱

02/04/2026

Meet the Team: Sr. Matilda

From tea lady to trailblazer, Sr Matilda’s journey in veterinary nursing is nothing short of inspiring. Starting out at a large Cape Town practice, her passion for animals quickly shone through - earning her the role of the practice’s first female kennel assistant in 2009.
Driven to grow, she completed her Veterinary Assistant Diploma in 2013, followed by a Veterinary Nursing Diploma in 2016. In 2025, she brought her experience, heart, and dedication to BVH - and we couldn’t be happier to have her on our team! 💙🐾

When she’s not caring for patients, Matilda loves spending time with her family, watching movies and cartoons, and enjoying fun outings together.

30/03/2026

Well done to our March employees of the month! 🐶

26/03/2026

🌟 Harvey – March Patient of the Month 🌟

This brave little Jack Russell, Harvey, came to us from Paws R Us: SA after his world turned upside down earlier this month, when he and his two family members were suddenly surrendered from their home. Just days later, Harvey began showing signs of severe pain and difficulty walking, and was soon diagnosed with IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease).

But Harvey is a fighter. 💪🐾
Thanks to the incredible support of his rescue community, he underwent ventral slot surgery on Friday, 20 March. Today, Harvey is recovering here at BVH - healing steadily and reminding us every day just how strong and sweet he truly is. Once he’s discharged, he’ll move into a foster home for cage rest and rehabilitation: the next step on his journey toward a pain-free life and, hopefully, a forever home alongside his family members, Dex and Bella. 🤍

You can read more about Harvey, his family members, and their quest for a new home, and a triple adoption miracle, here:
https://www.facebook.com/PawsRUS.SA/posts/1306693374814954
Link for Harvey’s BackaBuddy campaign:
https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/hope-for-harvey

Thank you to everyone cheering him on! 💛🐶✨

19/03/2026

Vet-Talks @ BVH 🗣️
Wound Management: What to do When
With surgical resident Dr. Ryan Walton

Supported by 🐾

17/03/2026

🌟 MEET THE TEAM: Sr Kimberley

Sr Kimberley is a proud 2024 graduate whose love for animals has shaped her journey since childhood. From a young age, she knew veterinary nursing was her calling - driven by her respect for animals and her desire to help, heal, and protect them.
Kimberley is passionate about providing the best possible care, making sure every patient feels safe, loved, and comforted during their time with us. 🐾💙

At home, she’s devoted to her adorable dachshund Pipsqueak - the sassy queen of the house! 🐶 Whether she’s enjoying walks in the park with her pup or snuggling up on the couch for movies and gaming sessions, spending time with her furry companion is the highlight of her day.

11/03/2026

Let's Talk: Corneal Ulcers in Cats and Dogs, with Dr. Jayde Berman 👁

WHAT IS A CORNEAL ULCER?
The loss of corneal epithelium with or without loss of varying amounts of the underlying corneal stroma (i.e. a scratch or sore on the clear surface of the eye that can sometimes go deeper than just the top layer)...

Please visit our website to access the full article:
https://bryanstonvet.co.za/recreational-drugs-in-cats-and-dogs-2/