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Pascoe Vale Veterinary Hospital

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Pascoe Vale Vet Hospital is a full service veterinary practice located in Pascoe Vale, just outside of Melbourne in Victoria. Our local team of veterinarians and nurses are crazy about pets are committed to high quality and compassionate care. Whether your pet needs a check-up or vaccination, is ready to join our Puppy Pre-school, your cat needs somewhere comfortable and safe to stay whilst you ar

e on holidays or is showing signs of illness or injury and needs medical attention, we are here for you. No matter how trivial or significant your concern about your cat, dog, rabbit, guinea pig, ferret, rat, mouse, reptile or bird maybe, we would much rather speak with you than have you worrying unnecessarily at home so please don't hesitate to call us. Finally, our patients come first, that’s why if we don’t respond to your message or post immediately it’s not because we don’t care, we are just busy caring for those that needs us most of all.

07/11/2024

‼️ CLOSED ‼️

04/11/2024

Please be aware of road works on Kent Road that will begin Wednesday the 6th of November until mid December!
Please plan your travel ahead of time to avoid being late to your appointment and please enter the clinic via Derby Street 👷

17/07/2024

Due to staff shortages we will unfortunately be closing early this thursday and friday and closed on saturday.
We apologise for any inconvenience! 🫶🏽🐾

10/07/2024

Due to staff shortages, we will be closing early Thursday and Friday this week. We will be open on Saturday from 8-1!
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. 🐾🫶🏽

04/07/2024

Apologies for any inconveniences but due to staff shortages we will closing early on the following days and closed on saturday!
🐈🦮🐾

22/05/2024

HAVE YOU LOST A PET BUDGIE? 🐦
This little guy has been handed into our clinic!
He does have a pink band on his right leg however this unfortunately does not give us any details of an owner
Please give the clinic a call if he might be yours ☺️

25/03/2024

EASTER HOURS 🐣🐰🍫
Our clinic will be closed for a number of days over the Easter period!
We will reopen on Tuesday the 2nd of April at 8:00am.
Please ensure you order and collect any medication or food in advance before we close!
For any emergencies over this period, refer to the list or go to our page!
Happy Easter everyone❣️

18/12/2023

🚨 REMINDER 🚨

Tomorrow is the last day to put in any food or medication orders before we close on the 22nd!
Phone the clinic today (03) 9350 2955

18/12/2023

Day 12: order now!!!!

18/12/2023

Day 11: chocolate!!

18/12/2023

Day 10: have an emergency plan in place!

18/12/2023

Day 9: no alcohol for your pets!

18/12/2023

Day 8: safe wrapping

18/12/2023

Day 7: give your pets some space

18/12/2023

Day 7: give your pets some space

18/12/2023

Day 6: don’t feed Christmas ham to your pets!

05/12/2023

Day 5: protect your pets from fireworks & loud noises 🎆

04/12/2023

Day 4: avoid raw hide treats!
There are safer options to treat your dogs for Christmas 🦴

Address

24-30 Kent Road
Melbourne, VIC
3044

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+61393502955

Website

http://www.pascoevalevet.com.au/

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🚨 Important information 🚨 Due to post-Covid supply chain issues, feline vaccines in Australia are limited until 2024. Is your cat due for a vaccination? While we are experiencing feline vaccine supply issues, we will be prioritizing unvaccinated kittens and high risk adult cats to safeguard their health. This makes the regular and semi-annual health checks ever more essential to determine what approach we should be taking for your cat, as well as making sure we identify any health conditions or concerns that may be present. Our team is here to guide you through it; please speak to us if you have any questions.

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Your pet needs annual dental check-ups just like you. Inflamed and bleeding gums can be painful and can bleed if left unattended. This can cause pain and difficulty eating for your pet. Save on pet dental treatments when you book before 31 August 2023. https://pascoevalevet.com.au/dental-offer-2023

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Your pet needs annual dental check-ups just like you. Facial swelling can indicate dental issues that could be causing pain for your pet. Save on pet dental treatments when you book before 31 August 2023. https://pascoevalevet.com.au/dental-offer-2023

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Contrary to popular belief, smelly breath isn't normal in pets and could be a sign of gingivitis. Annual dental check-ups can help free your pet from a future of dental issues. Contact us to unleash good dental hygiene today with a FREE dental assessment. https://pascoevalevet.com.au/dental-offer-2023

Springtime means grass seed season, and for something so tiny, they can cause a lot of big problems for your pet! The issues they can cause range from minor discomfort right through to potentially life-threatening conditions. If you cannot remove a grass seed from your pet’s coat (with your fingers, tweezers or scissors), give us a call to organise removal.

It's important to continue exercising your pet in Winter, as well as keeping them mentally stimulated. Being cooped up inside can encourage destructive and negative behaviours. Walks, runs, catching up with friends and play sessions in the park are perfect ways to keep your pet active. Here are a few tips for you. 👇

Today is Pet fire safety Day! We've put together some things to think about in order to keep your pet safe from danger. 🚒

There is plenty of evidence to support that cuddling your cat is beneficial for your health. Make sure you hug your feline today. If your cat isn't into hugs - perhaps a high 5 or a pat! #HugYourCatDay 😻