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They saved a dog’s life by donating

They saved a dog’s life by donating
How a dog was rescued by University vets and generous donorsShareAfter a shocking cancer diagnosis, Tom's dog Barney needed highly specialised surgery. With donor support, the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital stepped in to save him. Barney the American Staffy was seven years old when he received his diagnosis. Three years ago, Tom received the news…
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Prevalence of intestinal worms in our lovely felines

Uni Vets Camden is proud to be a part of the Sydney School of Veterinary Science. The school has a long-standing tradition in providing excellence in veterinary studies and is the top vet school in Australia and ranked #11 in the world. One of our final year students is conducting a research and enquiry project…
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Who is planning to trick or treat this Halloween?

Halloween is a fun tradition that is growing in Australia, and while we love any excuse for chocolate, if ingested, chocolate can be toxic to your dog. Chocolate contains theobromine which dogs cannot adequately metabolise. All types of chocolate are considered toxic; with some types, cooking and dark chocolate, being more life-threatening than others. Although…
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Welcome Dr Rebecca Obereigner

Welcome Dr Rebecca Obereigner
Uni Vets Camden is excited to welcome Dr Rebecca Obereigner. Becc brings a wealth of knowledge and experience; she graduated from the University of Sydney with Second Class Honours in 1997. Becc has spent the majority of her career working at small animal practices in the Macarthur region but has also worked at a busy…
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