Programs

 
The Lost Dogs' Home conducts obedience and behavioural training in conjunction with Planet K9
 
Around one in two dogs in Australia are overweight
 
Between 14% and 29% of cats in Australia test positive to FIV

Dog Training

The Lost Dogs' Home conducts obedience and behavioural training in conjunction with Planet K9.
Please click here to see a list of training programs available.

Some animals with behavioural issues such as consistent barking and aggression may need to see a vet for the most appropriate treatment. If you are unsure, please feel free to contact one of our veterinary staff.

Enquiries and appointments: (03) 9329 2755 or vetclinicatdogshome [dot] com

Optimum Diet Program

Is your pet overweight or underweight? It is estimated that one in two dogs in Australia are overweight and although less prevalent in cats, obesity can still affect our feline friends if they are not fed the right diet. The Lost Dogs' Home Veterinary Clinic runs an Optimum Weight Program which will help your pet achieve the ideal weight. Overweight dogs and cats can suffer from heart, kidney, renal, and joint problems as well as diabetes. Underweight animals may have an undetected disease which is causing their weight loss. The Lost Dogs' Home Veterinary Clinic Optimum Weight Program up includes:

  • General health check
  • A weight assessment
  • A prescribed diet written for your pet
  • Ongoing consultations with a weight loss vet nurse


The program costs just $45 for the initial consultation, assessment, prescribed diet plan and ongoing consultations with a vet nurse. Prescribed food is at the client's cost.

Enquiries and appointments: (03) 9329 2755 or vetclinicatdogshome [dot] com

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) Prevention Program

FIV, or feline aids, is a potentially fatal viral disease that interferes with the immune system of a cat. The virus lives in the blood of the infected cat and is carried throughout its life. FIV is spread from cat to cat primarily through bite wounds as the virus is shed in high levels through saliva.

Between 14% and 29% of cats in Australia test positive to the disease. The Lost Dogs' Home Veterinary Clinic is committed to reducing the occurrence of FIV and offers prevention program including:

  • General health check
  • Blood test
  • 3 x FIV vaccines (initial course)

The total value of this check up is over $280. Click here to download a voucher to receive the check-up for just $160. Save over $120!

Enquiries and appointments: (03) 9329 2755 or vetclinicatdogshome [dot] com

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