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Sydney, AU18 Active practices listed

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DistrictActive Clinics CountDominant Pet TypeCommon Local Health Issue
Manly18 Vets🐾Golden Retrievers, Australian Shepherds, Cavoodles and Surfer Rescue DogsParalysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus) bites around North Head coastal scrub, ocean saltwater and sand ear infections (otitis externa), sand ingestion gastrointestinal irritation, and hot beach sand paw burns

Critical Local Health Alert!

Manly reports of Paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus) bites around North Head coastal scrub, ocean saltwater and sand ear infections (otitis externa), sand ingestion gastrointestinal irritation, and hot beach sand paw burns have shown a significant local rise in recent weeks. Check your pet's paws, ears, and coat after walks. Ensure their preventative treatments are active to prevent complications.

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Manly Veterinary Hospital & Emergency

Manly, Sydney

4.9
(340)1.0 mile
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📍Local Landmarks & Reference Points

  • 1Manly Beach
  • 2Shelly Beach Park
  • 3The Corso Pedestrian Mall
  • 4North Head Reserve

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Frequently Asked Questions — Manly

Manly, Sydney pet care and local veterinary directory guide.

Pet owners walking Golden Retrievers, Australian Shepherds, Cavoodles and Surfer Rescue Dogs near Manly Beach, Shelly Beach Park, The Corso Pedestrian Mall, and North Head Reserve in Manly should remain extremely vigilant regarding Paralysis tick (Ixodes holocyclus) bites around North Head coastal scrub, ocean saltwater and sand ear infections (otitis externa), sand ingestion gastrointestinal irritation, and hot beach sand paw burns. Daily tick checks after bushland walks are vital.