Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital
Last updated★ 4.6 · 104 Google reviews
Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital is a vet for dogs and cats on Scott Street in Pyrmont, in a brick shopfront building. It calls itself an accredited animal hospital and offers general consultations, vaccinations, surgery, dental care, digital X-ray and ultrasound, grooming and boarding. Its reviews most often mention staff who answer questions thoroughly and keep owners updated by phone.
Care at Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital
Everyday care
Surgery and diagnostics
Extras
The clinic describes its team as experienced veterinarians and veterinary nurses. It has in-house diagnostic equipment for digital X-ray and ultrasound and uses external pathology labs for other tests. Visitors say the team answers questions thoroughly and keeps them informed while a pet is kept in for treatment.
Animals Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital sees
Emergency and after-hours care at Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital
Outside business hours the clinic sends emergencies to Veterinary Specialists of Sydney, on (02) 8376 8767.
What customers say about Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital
- 💬Reviewers praise the staff for thorough answers and phone updates on pets kept in for treatment.
- 💬Visitors say the team looks after sick animals well, including cats through long treatments.
Tips for visiting Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital
- ✓Saturday is a short morning session by appointment, so book ahead.
- ✓Ask for the full cost before a visit; one visitor was charged separately for flea treatment that was offered on the day.
FAQ about Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital
Is Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital the same clinic as Pyrmont Vet?
Yes. The business was listed as Pyrmont Vet and now uses the name Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital.
Does Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital do house calls?
Yes. The clinic's shopfront lists house calls; ring to check which suburbs they cover.
Does Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital offer boarding?
Yes, boarding is listed among its services; ring to check dates and availability.
Does Pyrmont Veterinary Hospital see birds or reptiles?
The website names dogs and cats only, so ring the clinic before a visit to ask about other animals.