Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
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Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital is a general vet clinic on Noonan Road in Ingleburn, open Monday to Saturday, and has cared for local pets since 1983. Regulars bring in older dogs for check-ups and dental work, and say the team stays patient with anxious animals. Sundays and public holidays are closed, so after-hours emergencies need another clinic.
Care at Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
Everyday care
Extras
The website describes a team of vets and vet nurses who keep up with continuing education, and the clinic says it meets the Veterinary Practitioners Board of New South Wales standards. Customers name Dr Anna Sells as their primary vet and single out the nurses for calm handling of nervous animals. The clinic also offers a Best for Pets membership, which one customer says they joined.
Animals Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital sees
Emergency and after-hours care at Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
Emergencies during opening hours are handled by phoning the clinic, which directs the caller from there. Outside opening hours the clinic may advise taking the pet straight to an emergency hospital.
What customers say about Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
- ๐ฌPatient with anxious dogs, regulars say, including a Jack Russell that now responds well to the team
- ๐ฌFriendly, caring staff who make pets feel special, with pats and treats at every visit
- ๐ฌLong-term care for older pets, with families returning for years
Tips for visiting Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
- โBook ahead: the clinic keeps set hours, so ring (02) 9829 1947 to check a same-day appointment.
- โAsk about the Best for Pets membership if you want routine care planned in advance.
Near Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
Nearest 24/7 emergency vets
Off-leash dog parks
Dog-friendly cafes
FAQ about Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital
Is Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital open 24 hours?
No. It is open Monday to Saturday from 8am to 6pm and closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Does Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital see cats?
Yes. The website lists cat boarding, and the team also treats dogs and cats for everyday care.
Is Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital step-free?
Yes, it is step-free, and cars park in the lot out the front.