McIvor Road Vet Centre

McIvor Road Vet Centre At McIvor Road Veterinary Centre our dedicated Veterinarians and Vet Nurses have been providing expert care to Central Victorian pets for over 30 years.

Payment Plans NOT Available in Clinic, we promote the following:
~ VetPay
~ AfterPay At McIvor Road Veterinary Centre our dedicated Veterinarians and Vet Nurses have been providing expert veterinary care to Central Victorian pets for over 30 years. trhough our general practice. We are located at 29a Michael Street, Kennington where our staff are available for all you and your pet's veterinary need

s. We can be contacted Monday to Friday on 5443 7749. Please note if out of hours, our phones will divert to the Triage Nurse and they will assess case and advise you which veterinary clinic is on duty (Monday to Thursday). The weekends are run by Central Vet Emergency who practice from our clinic. Our phones will divert to them too or Triage Nurse if they are busy.

🐶 Fun Fact Friday! 🐶
17/07/2025

🐶 Fun Fact Friday! 🐶

💕🩷 Share The Dignity 🩷💕✨️ Dignity Drive coming this August!! ✨️Here at McIvor Road Vet Centre we believe that all women ...
17/07/2025

💕🩷 Share The Dignity 🩷💕

✨️ Dignity Drive coming this August!! ✨️

Here at McIvor Road Vet Centre we believe that all women should have access to period products, it is their right and should not be seen as a privilege.

We'll be accepting all period related products in original packaging, including pads, tampons, reusable pads, period un**es, menstrual cups and incontinence products! 🌟 💕

If you would like more information, check out the below website:
https://www.sharethedignity.org.au/

🐾 Obesity in Our Pets 🐾The rate of obesity in Australian pets is alarmingly high!Is your pet in a healthy weight range?Y...
15/07/2025

🐾 Obesity in Our Pets 🐾

The rate of obesity in Australian pets is alarmingly high!
Is your pet in a healthy weight range?

You can assess your pet's body condition in three easy steps!
"Look, feel & weigh"

Check out the images below!

You can assess your dog’s body condition at home by feeling how much fat they have covering their ribs just behind their front legs.
If their ribs feel like the flesh covering the back of your hand, your dog has a good body condition.

Would you like more information, 🤔 or assistance arranging a weight management plan for your pet?
Call us on (03)5443 7749 to book a consultation.

🐾 Luna's Cholecystectomy 🐾
11/07/2025

🐾 Luna's Cholecystectomy 🐾

🐕 Fun Fact Friday! 🐕
10/07/2025

🐕 Fun Fact Friday! 🐕

🦋 Fun Fact Friday! 🦋
03/07/2025

🦋 Fun Fact Friday! 🦋

💕 Sweet little Reggie came into our clinic recently for his puppy vaccinations 💕Nurse Ronel couldn't resist giving cuddl...
02/07/2025

💕 Sweet little Reggie came into our clinic recently for his puppy vaccinations 💕

Nurse Ronel couldn't resist giving cuddles 💕.

Look at how small he is compared to a stethoscope! 🩺

💗 Kayla getting comfortable on our waiting room furniture 💗
01/07/2025

💗 Kayla getting comfortable on our waiting room furniture 💗

🐶 Cato's TPLO 🐶
30/06/2025

🐶 Cato's TPLO 🐶

🐱 Fun Fact Friday! 🐱
26/06/2025

🐱 Fun Fact Friday! 🐱

😺🐈 Meet AJ 🐈😺AJ the handsome boy was brought into our clinic recently after he became lethargic, started vomiting and be...
22/06/2025

😺🐈 Meet AJ 🐈😺

AJ the handsome boy was brought into our clinic recently after he became lethargic, started vomiting and began straining to urinate.

AJ was experiencing a urethral obstruction / blockage.

Urethral blockage is not a common condition, but when it does occur, it is considered an emergency situation!
When this condition occurs, it is difficult, or impossible, for a cat to urinate / empty their bladder, making it a life-threatening emergency.

Signs / Symptoms may include:
- Dysuria (painful or difficulty urinating) & Straining to urinate
- Frequent trips to the litter box
- Periuria (inappropriate urination - unusual locations / outside of litter box)
- Vocalisation
- Abdominal pain
- Blood in urine
- Lethargy
- Loss of appetite

This is an emergency and if left untreated can lead to:
• Bladder rupture or trauma
• Kidney damage
• Permanent urethra damage
• Dangerous electrolyte abnormalities
• Death

Brave AJ was put under general anaesthetic to be unblocked and to have a urinary catheter placed before then spending 6 days in hospital receiving supportive treatment and a range of medications for his condition.
He has since returned home to his family to continue his recovery💕.

Although recovered, This is an on-going condition that can resurface at anytime.
Monitoring of behavior, stress levels and toileting habits is vital in cats experiencing urinary conditions.

🐾 Fun Fact Friday! 🐾
19/06/2025

🐾 Fun Fact Friday! 🐾

Address

Bendigo, VIC

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+61354437749

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