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Woollahra Veterinary Hospital

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★ 5.0 · 43 Google reviews

Woollahra Veterinary Hospital is a long-running vet practice on Grosvenor Street, Woollahra, caring for dogs, cats and rabbits. It is best known for preventative care and for helping ageing pets stay comfortable, and regulars say the same vets have treated their pets for ten years or more.

Care at Woollahra Veterinary Hospital

Everyday care

Health checksVaccinationsDesexingDental careMicrochipping

Surgery and diagnostics

Surgery

Extras

Puppy schoolBoardingNutrition

The clinic's website describes its care in four areas: medicine, surgery, preventative health and nutrition, and says it has served the eastern suburbs for over thirty years. Regulars say Dr Paul has treated their family's dogs for more than ten years, and visitors say he also advises on looking after an ageing pet.

Animals Woollahra Veterinary Hospital sees

DogsCatsRabbitsPocket pets

What customers say about Woollahra Veterinary Hospital

  • 💬Clients say the same vets have looked after their pets for ten years or more.
  • 💬Regulars praise careful handling of nervous animals and clear advice on ageing pets.
  • 💬Visitors say staff refer patients on to specialists when needed.

Tips for visiting Woollahra Veterinary Hospital

  • ✓The clinic closes at 5pm on weekdays and at noon on Saturdays, so plan visits before then.
  • ✓Mention a nervous cat or dog when booking, since customers say the team gives anxious patients extra care.
  • ✓Ask the front desk about a specialist referral, since a reviewer was referred on despite not being a client.

FAQ about Woollahra Veterinary Hospital

Does Woollahra Veterinary Hospital see rabbits?

Yes, its website lists rabbits among the animals it desexes and treats.

Does Woollahra Veterinary Hospital have in-house pathology?

Yes, its website lists in-house pathology among its services.

Does Woollahra Veterinary Hospital board cats and dogs?

Yes, it offers cat and dog boarding.