Covid-19
update:
(Updated: 17/04/2022)
We are Open: Due to current COVID we have had to make some alterations to how we work to keep everyone safe and ensure we remain open.
We are allowing one person into the clinic for each consultation however we ask that you wear a mask while inside the building. We still request that after you notify staff of your arrival for the consult, please can you wait outside or in your car until the vet or nurse is ready for your appointment.
If you wish to have multiple family members present for the consultation, or do not want to wear a mask, we can still see you however please be aware that your consultation will take place outside, in the curbside format we have been undertaking over the last year.
If you have any questions , please call our receptionists. Thank you so much for your patience and understanding.

Brudine Veterinary Hospital
Opening Hours
MON- FRI 8:00am to 6:30pm
SAT 8:30am to 4:00pm

Behaviour
Happiness is one of the greatest gifts we can give our pets and sometimes challenging behaviours can actually be a sign of stress, anxiety or other emotional issues. We always give extended hour-long consultations for behavioural assessment so we can thoroughly assess. If your pet is exhibiting any of the following symptoms, consider making an appointment so we can work out if there is an underlying medical or behavioural explanation which will then allow us to develop the best management plan for you and your furry friend.
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Aggression directed towards humans or other animals
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Excessive barking
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Urinating or defecating inappropriately inside the house or outside the litter tray.
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– Vocalisation or distress when left alone or escaping frequently
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Destructiveness
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Timidness or shyness
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Hyperactivity or depression
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Night time vocalisation, pacing, restlessness
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Distress during storms and fireworks
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Dogs which don’t seem to be responding to training
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Rescue dogs not settling into their new homes
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Tail chasing, spinning, light chasing, or fly chasing
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Overgrooming
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Mounting behaviour directed towards people, animals or objects