Newsletters

February 2021

Thank You and Farewell

It is with a heavy heart and great sadness that Jenni and our wonderful team at RivaPetz Pet Care announce that we will be closing the veterinary clinic permanently on February 26th 2021. This decision has not come lightly or suddenly and as you can imagine it has also come with many tears.

Jenni feels truly blessed to have looked after Riverland pets and their families for over 30 years, and acknowledges the support shown to RivaPetz Pet Care for the past 22 years. For that she is very grateful and thanks you all.

The acute shortage of Veterinarians across Australia has made it impossible to continue to provide the level of care our patients and clients deserve.

Please contact RivaPetz Pet Care on 8582 1344 or email reception(at)rivapetz.com.au if you would like us to provide you with relevant medical records for your precious pets. We are anticipating the phone line to be very busy so please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

If your pet requires food or medication please call us as soon as possible so we can make arrangements before our last order is placed – best to get this in by Friday 19th February.

Jenni will be practicing in Adelaide at her clinic, St Bernards Road Veterinary Clinic.

We’ve been blessed to know you all and will treasure the memories

Thank you and love from us all

Jenni, Mary, Bec, Sarah, Paige and of course, Sumo and Freckle

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