Bowral Veterinary Hospital in Bowral, New South Wales | Pet service

Bowral Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Bowral, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4861 1444

Address: 78 Station St 2576 Bowral, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.bowralvethospital.com.au

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25.01.2022 We always love getting cuddles from baby wombats at BVH. This little man had developed a cough while he was in care. After a quick set of xrays, and lots of cuddles from the nurses, he is back with the skilled hands of Wildlife Rescue South Coast.

24.01.2022 Recently we had a very cute little Ringtail possum brought into the clinic by a client that had found it in a cut down tree. The possum was unharmed so after a healthy feed of roses courtesy of the Bowral Veterinary Hospital garden, the possum was sent to a wildlife carer and was released shortly afterwards. We thought this video was very sweet!

24.01.2022 A big thank you to our wonderful staff who put in such a great effort through the year. We had a lovely Christmas lunch over the weekend including a special appearance from Dr Kay Weller, catching up on all her news since she has left.

19.01.2022 Our clinic opening hours over the upcoming October long weekend are as follows: - Saturday 3rd October 2020 - 8:30am-1pm - Sunday 4th October 2020 - 10am-12pm - Monday 5th October - 10am-11am Outside of these hours we will be available for emergency work - simply call the clinic phone number and it will give you the on-call veterinarians contact number. ... We hope you all have a wonderful long weekend! See more

19.01.2022 As part of our Covid-19 precautions, Bowral Vets are now requesting all clients to wear a facemask when entering the clinic. We will have a small supply for those that do not yet have a mask but we are requesting people to bring their own if at all possible. These fun masks were kindly made by a lovely Bowral Vets supporter. They certainly brighten up our uniform!

18.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder to look after your pets in the heat today. Try to keep them inside in the cool and make sure they have plenty of access to water to avoid heat stroke. Old pets, overweight pets, small pets such as rabbits and brachycephalic breeds (short nosed breeds) will be more at risk.

16.01.2022 Bowral Vets are currently caring for the cats of the Wingecarribee Animal Shelter whilst they are out of action due to fire near their premises. Of these cats we have 4 available for adoption (see photographs below). All of these cats have wonderful personalities and would make fabulous additions to the family. We have also had an increased demand for newspaper whilst these cats are in our care and would appreciate any donations of old newspapers. If you would like to make a time to meet any of these cats please contact Bowral Veterinary Hospital on 4861 1444.

15.01.2022 Meet Mariano! Mariano has recently joined the team at Bowral Vet Hospital. Mariano was born and raised in Argentina and completed his veterinary studies in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2014. He then worked as a large animal reproduction vet in Uruguay for 1 year. Following this he started a masters degree in rural economic developments and worked with rural communities in Buenos Aires to improve animal health and farm production. In 2018 Mariano decided to travel the world and ...ended up in Australia at the start of this year. Whilst working on a horse property in Victoria, Mariano met Dr Grant and was convinced to make the move to Bowral to experience small animal practice. Mariano has since been working at the Bowral Vets as a veterinary assistant and plans to sit the veterinary exams in Australia next year so that he can work as a vet in Australia. See more

14.01.2022 Happy International Dog’s Day everyone!!!! Make sure you give your furry friends an extra cuddle tonight.

14.01.2022 Anyone handy with a pair of knitting needles?

14.01.2022 The festive season is well and truly upon us! Bowral Vets would like to wish all our clients and their furry and feathered loved ones a very Merry Christmas! Over the Christmas period Bowral vets will open during the following hours: - Tuesday 24th December --> 8:30am to 1:00pm - Wednesday 25th December --> CLOSED - Thursday 26th December --> 10:00am to 11:00am ... - Tuesday 31st December --> 8:30am to 1:00pm - Wednesday 1st January --> 10:00am to 11:00am All other days are normal opening hours. The vets will be available for emergencies outside these hours. Please phone (02) 4861 1444 for the veterinarian on-call.

12.01.2022 Found - male desexed cat at Retford Park Estate. If you recognise this cat please contact reception on (02) 4861 1444

11.01.2022 Dental disease can have a major impact on your pets overall health and a large proportion of pets are suffering from at least some degree of dental disease. Regular dental care and check ups are important to keep your pets teeth healthy. Bowral Vets now offer dental x-rays to help better care for your pets dental health. These allow us to identify any problems going on under the gums that we may not be able to see externally. If you think your pet is in need of some dental care, contact reception on 4861 1444 to make an appointment for a dental check up. And remember, doggy breath is not normal!

10.01.2022 BOWRAL VETERINARY HOSPITAL EASTER HOLIDAY HOURS : Good Friday 10th April 10am-11am Easter Saturday 11th April 10am -11am Easter Sunday 12th April 10am-11am... Easter Monday 13th April 10am-11am ANZAC DAY HOURS: Saturday 25th April 10am 11am The vet will be at the clinic during the above hours for emergency veterinary treatments that are urgently needed. Otherwise phone 02 48611444 to talk to the on call veterinarian in case of emergencies

05.01.2022 On Friday we celebrated Dr Angus' 10th year with Bowral Vet Hospital!!! Congratulations Dr Angus'!

05.01.2022 Now we know why some dogs are so hard to medicate!

04.01.2022 The NSW Government is introducing annual permits for non-desexed cats and restricted and dangerous dogs as part of its commitment to promoting responsible pet ownership and improving animal welfare standards. From 1 July 2020 owners of cats not desexed by four months of age will be required to pay an $80 annual permit in addition to their one-off lifetime pet registration fee. As a result, at Bowral Vets we will desex cats that are a 14 weeks of age and 1 kilogram in body weight. For more information see the link below or call reception on (02) 4861 1444

03.01.2022 Bowral Vets has formed a social netball team on Thursday nights and what we lack in skill we make up in spirit. Each week we are supported by our team mascot Keith Conway (kelpie) who is very vocal and loves to cheer us on.

02.01.2022 As spring is here, a reminder for everyone to watch out for snakes. We have recently seen a few snake bite cases at our hospital. Remember to keep the grass short, clean up any woodpiles or areas of debris, especially if it is close the house. If you do see a snake, keep your pets away from them and leave the snake alone. It is more scared of us than you are!

01.01.2022 Bowral Veterinary Hospital remains open to care for your loved pets. At this time it is business as usual with the following conditions: 1) If you are in a high risk category for COVID-19 let us know when you book an appointment. We can arrange to collect your pet from your car if you would prefer not to come into the building. Just phone us when you arrive and we will come out to meet you. 2) Alternatively, when you arrive for an appointment let us know that you are here the...n feel free to wait in your car till the vet is ready to see you. 3) While in our waiting room, please maintain social distancing of at least 1.5m 4) At this time no clients will be allowed out in the surgery area, including for caesareans. 5) Please limit visits to one person per animal 6) If you have recently returned from overseas we ask you not to visit the practice for at least 14 days. 7) If you have a cough, runny nose, fever or are experiencing shortness of breath, we ask that you make arrangements for someone else to bring your pet in for you. 8) Bowral Veterinary Hospital has policies in place to maintain the best patient care possible. With this in mind, if you need to collect medications or pet food, please order these ahead by phone so we can have them ready for you to collect. If you have any concerns at all please call us on 4861 1444. We will try to minimize the stress of these uncertain times as much as possible.

01.01.2022 Farewell Kay!!! Unfortunately, Kay Weller is leaving BVH to move down south to her idyllic property and long awaited new house. On behalf of all your furry patients, thank you for all your expert care and love over the years. We will miss you greatly but wish you all the best in this next stage.