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Puppy Preschool

Puppy course by vet pros

CALLING ALL PUPPY OWNERS The count down is on for our new puppy preschool program which launches Wednesday 9th March at 5:30pm.

We’re moving away from our COVID online based training and launching a new fully interactive course which involves training, education and a behind the scenes look at our hospital!

Designed and run by our experienced veterinary nurse team, you and your pup are sure to learn so much while having a great time together.

Puppy preschool sets the foundation for a well socialised puppy, plus it’s filled with heaps of essential information for owners too – and lets not forget the awesome graduation pack with freebies and vouchers!

We still have limited places left in our March program, so message us or call 4151 3550 for more information or to reserve your place.

Puppy Preschool

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      Hi, Jade. I appreciate your interest about our Puppy preschool. I suggest calling us at 4151 3550 for more information. Thank you.

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