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A huge thank you to the team at ARH for looking after our girl during her emergency and recovery. To say I was in a state of panic when I brought my baby in during a sudden episode is probably an understatement. The reception staff were incredibly caring and sensitive, allowing us to settle into a quiet room while we registered. The emergency nurse (Louise) and the vets (Dr Ingrid, Dr Mark, and Dr Max) were supportive and highly communicative throughout her two-night stay. It truly felt like everyone I spoke to genuinely cared about her wellbeing, and the treatments and tests they suggested were always in her absolute best interest. I am also so grateful for the behind-the-scenes medical staff who looked after her 24/7. A massive shoutout to the entire team for being so understanding, caring, and most importantly, making sure our Tonkinese princess came home safe and much healthier!

A huge thank you to the lovely reception staff . Very warm and welcoming. Dr Indu, Dr Dave, and Dr Loui and your team. All of you cared for Frankie (king charles cavalier 4yo) with love and care and I would never hesitate to come back in an emergency situation. The updates and letting us visit whilst she was in her oxygen chamber . Made us feel more and more confident. Our girl . For those reading reviews this is what happened to our girl . What was a beautiful Friday night of throwing the ball through the water at Brighton dog beach. Turned into mine and Steven Sauvarin biggest fears. 2 hours after this photo was taken. Our dog Frankie was taken to Collingwood emergency vet for what we thought was too much sea water. Her breathing was strange and she was lethargic. The news was she has aspirated water on her lungs and had pneumonia. And needed to be in an oxygen chamber for 36 hours as her breathing was laboured . We realised very quickly how throwing the ball down the beach on a spring day could turn so dark and we could potentially lose our dog we loved dearly. Good news is she is home now after being in an oxygen chamber for 36 hours and strong antibiotics she can breath on her own. And strict bed rest

I just want to say a big heartfelt thank you to the beautiful vet and nurses at Midland AEC who were there last week when our Cat Marty sadly passed away. They tried their hardest to save him but it was unfortunately too late. The beautiful card, fur clipping and paw and nose prints that they so kindly made for us was delivered to us yesterday and it was truly so heartwarming. It really meant a lot to us, as did our Marty. We miss him more than anything. Thank you for trying to save our boy and for the aftercare you provided us with. You all do an amazing but extremely difficult job. From the Fitzpatrick Family.