Rose Bay Vet Hospital
Last updated★ 4.8 · 231 Google reviews
Rose Bay Vet Hospital is a general veterinary practice for dogs and cats at 8 Newcastle Street, Rose Bay. It has in-house X-ray, ultrasound and pathology, offers keyhole desexing, and takes house calls on request. Regulars say the team is gentle and calm with anxious animals.
Care at Rose Bay Vet Hospital
Everyday care
Surgery and diagnostics
Extras
Internal medicine is led by Dr Michael Linton and surgery by Dr Jo Smaller, both named on the clinic's website. Keyhole desexing is done laparoscopically, and the clinic has an in-house lab, with some tests sent to outside veterinary and human laboratories. Cats can board at the clinic's on-site boutique boarding area.
Animals Rose Bay Vet Hospital sees
Emergency and after-hours care at Rose Bay Vet Hospital
After-hours emergencies are taken on a separate line the clinic lists, (02) 8360 8887.
What customers say about Rose Bay Vet Hospital
- 💬Regulars describe the staff as gentle and calm with anxious cats and dogs
- 💬Visitors say the team is warm, friendly and caring, and has looked after pets for years
Tips for visiting Rose Bay Vet Hospital
- ✓Sunday hours are short, 10am to noon, so book a weekday or Saturday visit for anything that isn't urgent.
- ✓Ask about cat boarding when booking a holiday, since it is run on site.
- ✓Phone (02) 9388 2551 before coming in with an animal that isn't a dog or cat.
FAQ about Rose Bay Vet Hospital
Does Rose Bay Vet Hospital do house calls?
Yes. The clinic says house calls are available every day on request.
Does Rose Bay Vet Hospital see birds or reptiles?
Its website names dogs and cats only, so call (02) 9388 2551 before booking for another animal.
Does Rose Bay Vet Hospital treat exotic animals?
The website mentions exotic animals only for boarding, so ask the clinic before booking a consult.