Forest Hill Vets in Forest Hill, Victoria, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Forest Hill Vets

Locality: Forest Hill, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9873 1544

Address: 357 Canterbury Road 3131 Forest Hill, VIC, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Please see below our clinic operating hours over the Christmas and New Year period. If your pet requires emergency treatment outside of these hours, please visit the Animal Emergency Centre in Mount Waverley. Alternatively, they can be reached on 9803 8122. Thank you all for your continued support during 2020! We would like to wish all our clients a safe and Merry Christmas and a better New Year than the one we've just had! So long 2020, we won't miss you!

20.01.2022 How happy I am to finally have clients inside the clinic again! Congratulations to Winter, Otto, Rambo, Magnus & Doug! We have our next puppy preschool starting next week. Call 9873-1544 or email [email protected] to enrol!

19.01.2022 Fun challenge for you all - GUESS THE BREED! This is Nurse Emily's dog Harry. He is 7 years old and her family adopted him when he was only 1. They don't know much of his life prior to welcoming him into her family. Not knowing much about his breed either, we thought it would be interesting to find out what he could be. Let us know your guesses below and stay posted for the answer once we get the results back!... Updated 8/12/2020: The results are back! Harry is a Maltese/Miniature Short Haired Dachshund Mix crossed with Maltese Mix

19.01.2022 Forest Hill Vets will be closed this Sunday 6th December. Our staff will be off enjoying a well-deserved Christmas party. If your pets require any emergency treatment, please visit the Animal Emergency Centre in Mount Waverley. They can also be reached on 9803 8122. We will be be back operating as normal from Monday 7th December.

16.01.2022 To all our valued clients, due to the unprecedented demand, our appointments are filling up fast! When you come in for an appointment, we highly encourage to book any rechecks, follow-ups or next vaccinations etc. at the time to avoid any disappointment. Please call us on 9873 1544 to book your next appointment

15.01.2022 COVID UPDATE As Victoria is going back into Stage 4 lockdown, please see the updated information below: Along with the below procedures please ensure:... a mask is worn at all times. This is for both consultations & carpark collections when in the building, please stand on the marked floor signs & avoid leaning on the reception desk if you are unable to enter the clinic on your own, your pet will be brought in for the examination whilst you remain in your car at this stage, grooming will still be going ahead, but will update those necessary if we need too Thank you to all our clients during this time and will continue to update you with any new information!

10.01.2022 Please see below our clinic hours over the Easter long weekend. We hope everyone has a safe weekend and remember to keep your fur babies away from the chocolate For emergency treatment during this time, please call or visit the Animal Emergency Centre in Mount Waverley, 9803 8122.

10.01.2022 A PUPPY PRESCHOOL SPACE HAS BECOME AVAILABLE! Our first Zoom session is tonight at 7pm. The final 3 sessions are at the Forest Hill Veterinary Hospital. Your pup must be under 14 weeks of age to attend. Call 9873-1544 if you would like to attend!

10.01.2022 Some exciting new updates to the way we do puppy preschool are happening! There is still no indoor training permitted with the current restrictions (the only safe way to have face to face puppy preschool for your pups is indoors), however we have adapted our lessons to allow a puppy socialisation session outdoors at the clinic, once all pups have had adequate immunisation. Don't miss out on getting your puppy off to a great start! Call the clinic on 9873-1544 or email [email protected] to secure your spot! We start next Tuesday evening at 7pm.

04.01.2022 This March, Nurse Georgia is challenging herself to swim to save lives Did you know that suicide is the leading cause of death for young people in Australia? That means that each year, more young people die by suicide than in car accidents or from cancer. Mental health struggles are common within the veterinary industry with the statistics showing that vets are 4 times more likely to take their own life than the general population. This also includes all members of the ...veterinary team including the nurses, receptionists, kennel hands and anyone else involved in animal welfare. The team at Forest Hill Vets are extremely proud of Georgia and if you would like to donate to this amazing cause, please see the link below. https://www.lapsforlife.com.au/f/georgiaryan/laps-for-life

01.01.2022 MEET RUBY Resplendent in her 'Dusty' jacket complete with the number 4 - made locally by Urban Pets! Doesn't she look magnificent - Dr. David definitely thinks so!... We would love to see photos of your sporty pets below!