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Vet Practice Mag: "Why Dr Emma is Having a Wild Time"
"I have people drive up from Victoria to see us,” says Dr Hall. “Other clients drive down from Tamworth and Armidale. Often, they’ve heard good things about us from other exotics owners and decide to make the journey. In other cases, they’ve seen a local vet who isn’t experienced with their exotic animal and they visit us for a second opinion."
Yahoo News Article: "Vet warns Aussies as kale fad leaves popular pets gravely ill"
"Over the last fortnight, Dr Emma Hall has responded to a surge in sick guinea pigs at her Wild Vet animal hospital in Sydney, and they've all been suffering from crystals and stones in their urinary tracts. “The stones most frequently are calcium oxalate crystals which will form into stones, and they develop it from high calcium foods such as kale. Kale is one of the main culprits,” she said."
Channel 10 New Interview: "Dementia in Pets"
“Vets say more and more animals are going undiagnosed with dementia as owners mistake the ideas for old age. But experts say, if you know the signs there are steps to help keep your four legged friends happy and healthy for longer."
CityHub Best of Sydney - Best Vet
"The clinic offers a range of services for animals big and small with animal wellbeing and comfort being their number one priority. The Wild Vet clinic is set up a little differently to your regular vet practice. They have restructured their hospital to mimic that of human hospitals, streamlining the consultation process and allowing your pet to be seen with minimal waiting time."
The Wild Indoors Neighbourhood Media
"With Sydney’s inner west becoming more urbanised, apartment-living is on the rise and as a result, there’s been a spike in the popularity of exotic pets. Dr Emma Hall from The Wild Vet Animal Hospital in Glebe shares her wisdom about weird and wonderful creatures in the home."
Sea Shelter Turtle Rehabilitation
“[Emma] had approached us previously after visiting our facility, offering her assistance. Residing in Sydney, she showed dedication driving up here with her team to assess Ally,”; "To ensure there were no bone infections or breaks, Ally received an X-ray with the assistance of veterinarian Dr Emma Hall, who is known as The Wild Vet."