What are the opening hours?

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Edgeworth Animal Medical Centre

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Edgeworth Animal Medical Centre

We are a full service, small animal and exotic pet veterinary hospital in western Newcastle.
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26/04/2024

Max’s nose was bang on the money the other day.

He sniffed out the treats at reception like a pro. Just look at how patiently he was waiting. Such a good boy.

24/04/2024

We will be closed for ANZAC Day tomorrow and reopen on Friday April 26th.

Please call the Animal Referral and Emergency Centre during this time for any emergencies.

23/04/2024

This bunny was left on our doorstep as a stray this morning.

She is not microchipped.

She is currently being looked after by our staff who are clipping off some very heavy and uncomfortable matts, but she appears otherwise well.

If you are aware of who might own this lovely rabbit, or you are able to help us find her a new home, please call the clinic.

22/04/2024

Loki is sniffing out treats while she waits for the vet to give her a monthly arthritis injection. Can you believe she is over 3 years old!

19/04/2024

How cool is this X-ray of Alice the Bearded Dragon?

She presented to us last year after having a little accident to her hip and tail. After several weeks of bandage changes and healing she made a great recovery. Alice’s owners say she is happily living her best Beardie life and we are glad to hear it.

16/04/2024

Just look at those whiskers!

Did you know cats use their whiskers as a sensory tool?

Whiskers help cats navigate the world around them through vibrations. They can gauge distance, changes in air pressure and even help cats traverse with ease through dark environments.

12/04/2024

This young male kitten has been handed into the clinic this morning. He is injured but stable and very sweet. Found in Cameron Park. If he looks familiar, please call the clinic on 4958 1800.

10/04/2024

🐰🐭🐱🐶Happy National Pet Day🐶🐱🐭🐰

Seeing your best buddies in clinic is always the highlight of our day!

Feathered, furred or frilled, we love them all!

Thank you for letting us be your pets vet.

09/04/2024

Oh my goodness, it is chilly this morning!

Time to get snuggled in and stay warm!

08/04/2024

Cookie was all about the head scratches during her latest visit to clinic.

04/04/2024

🔔🎉🥳Exciting news!🥳🎉🔔

Leptospirosis vaccinations are back in stock!

If your best buddy is due, feel free to give us a call!

02/04/2024

Hugo is always so happy to visit us. Just look at him waiting patiently for his treat from the girls at reception! Such a good boy.

28/03/2024

Remember to protect your canine kid from chocolate poisoning this Easter! If your dog does get into the good stuff, here is a handy toxicity calculator which can help you decide if veterinary intervention is recommended.

https://www.msdvetmanual.com/multimedia/clinical-calculator/chocolate-toxicity-calculator

If you are unsure how much your pet has eaten, it is always safer to seek veterinary assistance early!

Have a happy and safe Easter!

26/03/2024

Sadie has grown so much since her first visit with us. Just look at her! So much fluff!

24/03/2024

🐣 🐰 Easter Opening Hours 🐰🐣

We will be closed over the long weekend, so remember to keep your Easter treats out of reach.

Please call the Animal Referral and Emergency Centre during this time for any emergencies.

22/03/2024

Meet Mashy!

Mashy was brought into the clinic last year after being found as a stray in a rail yard at Kooragang Island.

Presenting as underweight, with a severely swollen leg, a degloving injury and partially amputated toe (not to mention a fish hook! That was an incidental finding upon our initial series of X-rays), Mashy was in a little bit of a state.

Despite all of this, he was beautifully natured from the get go, which begs the question, was he always a stray?

Mashy underwent many weeks of bandage changes, antibiotics, and procedures (including an amputation of that little toe bean), as well as vaccinations, desexing and microchipping. He started opening up, becoming brighter and finding his stride.

He made fast friends with his foster carers furbabies and settled in so well, he became a permanent member of their family. It’s very comforting knowing he has a loving forever home.

Mashy’s story fortunately has a happy ending and we are very proud of his progress. We look forward to seeing him for years to come

19/03/2024

Bruce the Goose was very smitten with nurse Bec during his recent clinic visit.

Can confirm nurse hugs always make things better.

17/03/2024

Etiquette lessons with Bobby; a tie makes a professional statement and a strong handshake projects confidence.
10/10 a very polite fella.

14/03/2024

🚨POWER FAILURE🚨

As a result of yesterday’s extended power outage we are still experiencing major technical issues and are unable to access our computers.

We ask for your patience as we navigate this outage; we will hopefully have it rectified soon.

If you have an emergency we strongly urge you to call the Animal Referral and Emergency Centre on 4957-7106.

14/03/2024

We are currently experiencing a power outage that is affecting our phones and computer systems. Please be patient with us as we work through this with Ausgrid

13/03/2024

🐢Smallest visitor to the clinic 2024 (so far)🐢

This little Eastern Long Neck Turtle is just starting out in life.

Did you know they can live up to 50 years old and weigh approximately 1.5kg’s?

12/03/2024

🐇 🚨Myxomatosis cases are rising🚨🐇

We have unfortunately seen an increase in Myxomatosis patients in clinic.

We urge all rabbit owners to be vigilant and know the signs of this fatal disease.

If your rabbit is showing any signs of Myxomatosis, please call us to book in with one of our veterinarians.

**Please note, whilst there is no vaccination available in Australia for Myxomatosis, there is a vaccine available to protect your pet rabbit from Calicivirus. We stock this vaccine in clinic and are happy to field any questions you may have**

08/03/2024

🧑‍⚕️⭐️🥳 Happy International Women’s Day! 🥳 ⭐️🧑‍⚕️

We pride ourselves on being an all-women clinic here at EAMC.

Today (and every day), we celebrate the strength, determination and resilience of women.

Here’s to our incredible team; your intelligence, humour, kindness and unity is beyond measure.

05/03/2024

Isn’t Alfie just so handsome?

Here he is waiting so patiently before his appointment recently and posing like a professional.

01/03/2024

Yippee!

It’s almost the weekend.

Get into the spirit like little Archie!

28/02/2024

This little owl presented to us recently after being found by a member of the public.

Upon his consultation with Dr. Bethany this little guy was virtually unscathed except for an eye injury that seemed troublesome.

The green dye (Fluorescein) evident in the photos was applied to the injured eye and revealed a corneal ulcer. At the time of his visit, it was uncertain if he was vision impaired but we wanted to give him a chance to prove otherwise.

He was kept care of by a wonderful wildlife carer and after a few more visits to clinic, his eye healed beautifully.

He was recently released and we are very glad to know he is back out there being a wild little guy.

26/02/2024

Crumpet has been promoted to our new clinic pharmacist.
Smart boy. Very knowledgeable.
Always writes pawfectly legible scripts.

22/02/2024

FLUTD stands for Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease.

Whilst both male and female cats can suffer from this, male cats are at greater risk of becoming blocked, which is considered a true emergency.

As male cats have longer and narrower urethras, inflammation in this tract can cause blockages which can be life threatening. Unfortunately, blockages can present unexpectedly and reoccur throughout a cat’s lifetime, so it is important to remain vigilant.

If your cat is straining to urinate, is showing signs of discomfort or blood in their urine, please call your vet immediately.

21/02/2024

Look at Mr. Richie.

He was all smiles at his recent visit with us.

As a Fear Free clinic, we always strive to make our patients as comfortable and happy as possible.

Not every visit has to be scary; sometimes an outside consult is the way to go, other times, just visiting to get a current weight, a treat and a pat helps create positive experiences.

18/02/2024

New Receptionist Alert!

Say hello to little Pixie!

Very polite. Has a ‘can do’ attitude. 10/10 a good kitty.

Address

735 Main Road
Edgeworth, NSW
2285

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+61249581800

Website

http://www.edgeworthanimalmedical.com.au/

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Videos

Here’s Poppy loving her morning snack while she waits to see the nurse. Just listen to those chomps 🐹🥬🎙️

What better way to cool off from this heat than by sharing some watermelon with your best buddy!

Sniffs & Snacks with Stanley.

Lunch times can be a little messy around here.

The nurses have given 14 week old Jet plenty of enrichment to keep him busy in his post operative recovery cage today. He's having so much fun, we don't think he even realises that he lost his manhood! 🙉🙊

Client education video: How to give antibiotic injections to your snake. Little Ghost was in today and needs a bit of assistance. Not the best example of me restraining the little fella, but he’s so tiny, and multitasking is hard!! Feel better soon buddy!!

Sweet baby Daisy 🥰 Daisy was in during the week for routine desexing. Here she is having her post anaesthetic nutrient snack. If only we could all eat and sleep at the same time! 😉

EAMC Coronavirus update. Keeping you healthy.

Seriously, how can this much cuteness not cause you to be clucky!! 🐣🥰

Have you heard the exciting news? We are now offering GapOnly in clinic! With GapOnly your pet insurance claim is processed on the spot at the vet, so there’s less out of pocket expense and no paperwork. Winning!! Just pay the gap and go. Learn more at gaponly.com.au or ask the girls at reception next time your in. #gaponly @gaponlyau #petinsurance

Did you know?? 🐰 🐹 With all of our rabbit and guinea pig patients that are in hospital or recovering from surgery, we like to keep them in clinic and hand feed a special food called ‘Critical Care’. Critical Care aims at restoring normal gut mobility and function so our little friends are eating and poking normally before returning home. Exotic patients need to eat constantly throughout the day to stay healthy. If you do notice your pet has stopped eating or there is a reduction in food intake and/or faecal output it is important to always seek advise promptly from a veterinarian.

Little Luna came in this morning for a “happy” visit! If only everyone was this happy to come to the vet 😂. Happy visits are great for puppies, new patients and anxious dogs to help them get used to the vet with lots of treats, pats and no needles!! #staffordshirebullterrier #dogsofinstagram #newcastlevet #vetnurselife

⭐️ 🐶 DONT MISS OUT!!! 🎓 🎅🏻 We have 2 last minutes spots available for tomorrow nights puppy class with Nurse Ash! Classes include teaching great manners so puppies end up on Santa’s good list not naughty list!! Ps: puppy salsa dancing classes are not included 💃 🐕 Call the clinic on 49581800 to book