Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital
Last updated★ 4.9 · 47 Google reviews
Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital is a small, family-run vet clinic in Kingsford, founded in 1974 and led by principal vet Dr Paul Kershaw for more than twenty years. Regulars value its gentle care of anxious dogs and cats.
Care at Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital
Everyday care
Surgery and diagnostics
Extras
The website lists medical and surgical work including orthopaedics, gastrointestinal surgery, dermatology, endocrinology and ophthalmology, with in-house blood pathology, microscopy and urinalysis. Boarding is offered for cats and small dogs, and the vet can visit a home at a mutually convenient time. Customers describe long relationships with the same vet, spanning many years of care.
Animals Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital sees
Emergency and after-hours care at Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital
A duty vet is on call after hours until 10pm. After 10pm, emergencies go to SASH Emergency and Specialist Vets in Alexandria, about 10 minutes away, which is open through the night.
What customers say about Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital
- 💬Regulars say the vet is gentle with anxious dogs and cats.
- 💬Owners say consultations are reasonably priced and explanations are thorough.
- 💬Owners trust the vet's honest advice and say he is never in a hurry.
Tips for visiting Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital
- ✓Consultations are by appointment; call (02) 9349 8430 to book.
- ✓The website lists consult times with a midday break on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and says other times can be arranged; call to confirm before you visit.
- ✓If your pet is anxious, say so when you book; regulars say the vet takes time with nervous animals.
FAQ about Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital
Is Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital open 24 hours?
No. It keeps set weekday hours and has a duty vet on call after hours until 10pm; after 10pm emergencies go to SASH in Alexandria.
Does Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital do house calls?
Yes. Its website says the vet can visit your home at a mutually convenient time.
Can I board my cat at Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital?
Yes. Its website says it has boarding for cats and small dogs, including private suites for cats.
Does Anzac Parade Veterinary Hospital do X-rays?
Yes. Its website lists X-ray imaging and ultrasonography among its diagnostic services.