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Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital

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โ˜… 4.6 ยท 698 Google reviews

๐Ÿ“ž (02) 9626 9561Cat Friendly Clinic

Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital is a general vet hospital at 138 Burdekin Road, Quakers Hill, seeing dogs and cats for routine care, dental work, desexing and surgery, including tumour removal. Clients who have used it for years say it has treated their pets through major operations. Business-hours emergencies are seen without a booking.

Care at Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital

Everyday care

Health checksDental careDesexingCancer careEmergency care

Surgery and diagnostics

Surgery

Extras

Behaviour consultationsCat boarding

The website describes a team of veterinarians and nurses, some of whom are members of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. The clinic was recognised in the Blacktown City Local Business Awards. Long-term clients describe care from routine checks through to tumours and teeth removal, and say the staff make visits easy for nervous dogs. The hospital also keeps a separate cat waiting area.

Animals Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital sees

DogsCats

Emergency and after-hours care at Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital

During business hours, emergencies are seen as soon as possible with no booking. After hours the clinic sends patients to SASH in North Ryde, its named after-hours provider, and may advise going straight there.

What customers say about Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital

  • ๐Ÿ’ฌLong-term clients trust the team with pets through tumours and major surgery.
  • ๐Ÿ’ฌReviewers praise the staff as kind and gentle with dogs.
  • ๐Ÿ’ฌDental work and desexing go smoothly, clients say.

Tips for visiting Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital

  • โœ“For a business-hours emergency, call (02) 9626 9561 first, because the clinic may advise going straight to SASH.
  • โœ“Sunday visits carry a surcharge, the website says, so book a weekday if cost matters.

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FAQ about Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital

Does Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital see cats?

Yes. It offers cat boarding and has a separate cat waiting area.

Does Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital treat cancer?

Yes. The website lists cancer care treatment, and one client describes a dog's tumour treated there.

Can I pay with a payment plan at Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital?

Yes. The website lists Afterpay, Zip, VetPay and GapOnly.

Does Quakers Hill Veterinary Hospital do desexing?

Yes. The website lists desexing among its services.