ⓘ We are always looking for new vet and nursing talent
ⓘ We are always looking for new vet and nursing talent
Click here for available roles Click hereId like the thank all the staff for my highly stressful- but in the end - brief, anti-climatic, wholesome, respectful and empathetic emergency vet visit last night. I have a...
Great emergency vets. Ive sadly had to use twice, the first time was really good communication at a very stressful time, with realistic expectations. The second time, at 4am there...
We took my Dachshund to ARH Essendon Fields due to IVDD. In under 48 hours we have our boy back home after surgery. All of the staff we spoke to...
At ARH Essendon Fields, we believe our diagnostic imaging, nursing and intensive care services are the backbone of our hospital. We go to great lengths to ensure we have the best team and equipment in these areas so we can offer complete and cutting-edge assessment and treatment to all our patients.
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All patients are returned to their regular veterinarian for continued treatment and management of their condition. We are not a general practice and do not perform any routine duties such as vaccinations, heartworm injections or microchipping. Our ARH specialists are available via phone or email to provide advice to referring veterinarians. We can also talk through treatment options and cost estimates.
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You may not have ever thought about it, but just like humans, some sick pets need blood transfusions to survive. Accidents and illnesses such as trauma, rat bait toxicity, immune disorders, cancer, and snake bites can cause life-threatening blood loss. In these cases, a single blood donation can save up to three critically ill animals.
If your pet is suitable, they can be added to our blood donor register and help save lives, they will also receive:
All donor candidates undergo a thorough but non-invasive health screening to ensure they are healthy and won’t be adversely affected by giving blood. In fact, for many pets, this may be the most comprehensive health assessment they’ve ever had, giving you peace of mind while they help others.
Donations are spaced at least every three months. During the process, your pet will receive a light anaesthetic and be placed on IV fluids to ensure a smooth and safe recovery. The whole process takes less than 15 minutes!
Canine Donor Criteria
Feline Donor Criteria
Date: Thursday, 12th March
Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Location: Hyatt Place Melbourne, Essendon Fields
Description: Join us for an evening of learning, networking, drinks, and nibbles!
Meet our referral and emergency teams, and gain valuable insights from the ARH experts in Surgery, Medicine, and Emergency Critical Care.
We will have two streams available on the night:
Vet Stream:
ECC
Topic: Approaching The Patient With Polytrauma
Speaker: Dr Liam Donaldson – B.App.Sc (Hons), BVSc, MVS (Hons), MVSc (Hons), MANZCVS (ECC), DACVECC. - Criticalist
MEDICINE
Topic: Immune Mediated Polyarthritis
Speaker: Dr Richard Hughes – BVSc (Hons), BSc (Hons), MPhil, MANZCVS (Small Animal Medicine) – Registrar in Small Animal Medicine
SURGERY
Topic: Lumbosacral Disease and Pedicle Screws
Speaker: Dr Simon Kudnig - BVSc, MVS, FACVSc, Dip.ACVS – Registered Specialist in Small Animal Surgery
Nurse Stream:
ECC
Topic: The Seizure Patient
Speaker: Ellenor Morgan - BSc BVT - ECC Head Nurse
MEDICINE
Topic: Faecal Microbiota Transplants (FMT) - The Underutilised tool GP Nurses should know about
Speaker: Jess Barker - Cert IV VN - Senior Medicine Nurse
SURGERY
Topic: Capnography & Ventilation Under Anaesthesia
Speaker: Gemma Edwards – Cert IV VN - Specialist Surgery Head Nurse