Coffs Harbour Veterinary Hospital

Coffs Harbour Veterinary Hospital Celebrating our lives with animals with compassion, healing, vision and honesty for over 50 years.

Thank you for the wonderful review! 😍
07/02/2025

Thank you for the wonderful review! 😍

Happy Wednesday! 🥰☀🤩
04/02/2025

Happy Wednesday! 🥰☀🤩

Starting off toxicity month the same way most of us start our mornings....... CAFFEINE! ☕Caffeine is toxic to pets, even...
03/02/2025

Starting off toxicity month the same way most of us start our mornings....... CAFFEINE! ☕

Caffeine is toxic to pets, even in small amounts! Whether it's coffee, tea, energy drinks, or medication, keep these out of your pet's reach. If you suspect your pet has ingested caffeine, contact your vet immediately. Stay safe and protect your furry friends! 🐾🥰

This month, we will be focusing on toxicity! Many common household items, foods, and plants can be harmful or even deadl...
02/02/2025

This month, we will be focusing on toxicity! Many common household items, foods, and plants can be harmful or even deadly to pets. From chocolate and grapes to certain houseplants and chemicals, it's important to stay informed and protect our pets from potential dangers. ☣️🚫

🌊☀️ Taffy hopes you've had a great weekend! Happy Sunday! ☀️🌊
01/02/2025

🌊☀️ Taffy hopes you've had a great weekend! Happy Sunday! ☀️🌊

We always appreciate seeing all your wonderful reviews! 💙😍
31/01/2025

We always appreciate seeing all your wonderful reviews! 💙😍

Unfortunately our Website is currently down. If you need to make a Web Booking please go to pawsapp.com.au. You alternat...
31/01/2025

Unfortunately our Website is currently down. If you need to make a Web Booking please go to pawsapp.com.au. You alternatively call us on 6652 1577.

We apologize for any inconveniences.

🐝 Bee and wasp stings are a common emergency, especially in Spring and Summer. These stings can be painful for your pet ...
30/01/2025

🐝 Bee and wasp stings are a common emergency, especially in Spring and Summer. These stings can be painful for your pet and may even cause an allergic reaction. Read below for important information on how to handle it! 🐝

FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease) is a common health issue and sometimes emergency in cats that affects their b...
29/01/2025

FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease) is a common health issue and sometimes emergency in cats that affects their bladder and urethra. If you’re concerned about your cat’s urinary health, read below for more information on causes, symptoms, and diagnosis 🐱💡

Happy Wednesday! 🤩
28/01/2025

Happy Wednesday! 🤩

Do you know how to look after your pet in an emergency? Common emergencies include trauma, severe pain, poisonings, tick...
27/01/2025

Do you know how to look after your pet in an emergency? Common emergencies include trauma, severe pain, poisonings, tick paralysis, snake bites, bleeding that doesn't stop within 5 minutes, breathing difficulties, and seizures. If your pet is seriously ill, or you are in any doubt, please call us on 6652 1577. 🚑

Understanding your pet's normal vital signs is crucial for their health and well-being. Just like us, pets can experienc...
26/01/2025

Understanding your pet's normal vital signs is crucial for their health and well-being. Just like us, pets can experience changes in their body temperature, heart rate, and respiration, which can signal underlying health issues. By knowing what’s normal for your pet, you’ll be able to recognize when something is off, allowing you to take action quickly and get them the care they need. Regularly monitoring these vital signs can help detect potential problems early, ensuring your pet stays happy and healthy for years to come! 🐶🐱❤️

We will return to our regular operating hours tomorrow. 🐶
26/01/2025

We will return to our regular operating hours tomorrow. 🐶

🐾 Pet Seizures: Recognizing the signs, what to do in an emergency, and how to support your furry friend 🐾
25/01/2025

🐾 Pet Seizures: Recognizing the signs, what to do in an emergency, and how to support your furry friend 🐾

25/01/2025
Thank you for your lovely review! 🥰
24/01/2025

Thank you for your lovely review! 🥰

When heading to the beach this summer, don't forget your dog's water. Beach water, when ingested, can cause salt poisoni...
23/01/2025

When heading to the beach this summer, don't forget your dog's water. Beach water, when ingested, can cause salt poisoning and lead to "beach diarrhea", vomiting, dehydration and seizures. 🐶🏝
See below for some cute photos of one of our nurses dogs at the beach! 💕

This month, we're highlighting common emergencies and essential first aid tips! Kicking things off (a little late...), w...
22/01/2025

This month, we're highlighting common emergencies and essential first aid tips! Kicking things off (a little late...), we're covering SNAKE BITES 🐍

As the weather warms up, snakes emerge from their hiding spots to bask in the sun, making it more likely for our pets to encounter one. Unfortunately, this can result in snake bites. Here are some key signs to watch for and steps to take if you suspect your pet has been bitten.

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4 Lyster Street
Coffs Harbour, NSW
2450

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6am
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61266521577

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The longest established Veterinary Hospital in Coffs Harbour

FROM family pets to whales, camels, cattle and snakes, the team at Coffs Harbour Veterinary Hospital has seen it all. Vet Vicky McClure took over the hospital from vet Barry Mufford 25 years ago.

"A lot has changed in that time,” she said. "Diagnostically there's no comparison now since the introduction of digital and dental x-rays. Also medically so much has changed with vaccines and preventative medicine. I remember having to give dogs daily tablets for heart-worm and if you missed one it could be fatal. Now we have annual treatments.

"One thing that has remained the same for me is relating to people and seeing the relationships they have with their pets. Some pets are bed buddies, some are exercise companions while others are members of the family.”

The small street frontage is not indicative of what goes on at 4 Lyster St. "It's a lot bigger on the inside than people realise. We are a large hospital and, in 2010, were instrumental in creating the shared after- hours emergency veterinary service.”