Kellyville Veterinary Clinic
Last updated★ 4.7 · 180 Google reviews
Kellyville Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal vet on Windsor Road, Kellyville, with Dr Lewis Buckingham named as its vet. It treats cats, dogs and rabbits for vaccinations, desexing, dental care, surgery and sedated grooming. Regulars most often praise the staff for kind, patient care that does not push extra tests.
Care at Kellyville Veterinary Clinic
Everyday care
Surgery and diagnostics
Extras
The website says the practice began with horses, cows and pet sheep and now focuses on small animals. Dr Lewis Buckingham took it over in 1976, after it was founded by Dr Cooper, and the team is described as passionate staff, without a count of vets. Imaging covers ultrasound and radiography, anaesthesia is monitored with current equipment, and internal medicine advice is given with referral to specialists when needed. Some pathology goes to an external service.
Animals Kellyville Veterinary Clinic sees
What customers say about Kellyville Veterinary Clinic
- 💬Visitors praise the staff and vet as kind, patient and professional.
- 💬Customers say the vet does not push unnecessary tests or treatments.
- 💬Owners say the prices are reasonable and the advice is practical.
Tips for visiting Kellyville Veterinary Clinic
- ✓Ask which tests are done in house and which go to the external pathology service before booking blood work.
- ✓Saturday hours finish at midday, so book Saturday visits early in the day.
- ✓Ask about sedated grooming when booking if your cat or dog needs it.
FAQ about Kellyville Veterinary Clinic
Is Kellyville Veterinary Clinic open 24 hours?
No. Its listed hours are daytime hours, and it does not name an after-hours service.
Does Kellyville Veterinary Clinic see rabbits and guinea pigs?
Yes. The website names rabbits and guinea pigs among the animals it treats.
Does Kellyville Veterinary Clinic offer sedated grooming?
Yes. The website says it offers sedated grooming for both cats and dogs.
Does Kellyville Veterinary Clinic have in-house pathology?
Yes. The website lists in-house pathology, and some tests go to an external pathology service.