Community Vets

24/12/2024

Merry Christmas from our family to yours 🎅🎄🥳🥂❤️

13/12/2024

11/12/2024

In our Christmas scrubs and bandannas from , with our real and unreal pets.
Merry Christmas from all of our team.

31/10/2024

Trick or Treating is exhausting!Happy Halloween!

29/10/2024

Super hard day at work today 😉❤️ Thanks New Beginnings Animal Rescue Inc. for bringing these precious babies in for cuddles, I mean a check up.
Airmed Scrubs scrubs are too cute to wait for Christmas

11/10/2024

Thanks so much 😍
It’s our pleasure to be a part of your amazing team, helping these beautiful dogs to find their New Beginning ❤️❤️❤️

22/08/2024

6 years ago Community Vets first opened it’s doors. There have been a couple of changes over the years which has led us to the incredible family that we have become. This team makes it a pleasure to come to work, with people we love, doing a job we love, with patients we love.
Thank you for trusting us with your beloved pets.

22/05/2024

We ❤️❤️❤️ puppies!!!

30/04/2024

Gorgeous Felix staying nice and warm in hospital today 😍
Send us a pic of your furbabies keeping warm 🤗

04/04/2024

A fun day out for a good cause and an amazing rescue group 🤩
Register on-line or just turn up on the day.
(Donations also welcome)

27/03/2024

We have received this notification from the council regarding Braeside Park. If walking your dog in the park during this time, please keep them on leads.

Re: Rabbit Control Program - April/May 2024, Braeside Park
Parks Victoria is committed to protecting and enhancing the natural values of parks and reserves across the state. An integral component of conservation management is the control of introduced plant and animal species such as rabbits and blackberries, which can impact on these values.
As part of an ongoing strategy, notice is hereby given that Parks Victoria will be conducting a rabbit control program from 15th April- 24th May 2024 on land managed by Parks Victoria which forms part of the Braeside Park.
The affected land includes any properties managed by Parks Victoria at Braeside Park. Carrot baits containing the POISON 'Pindone' will be used.
Notices will be displayed at entrance points to land subjected to control programs. This baiting procedure involves minimal risk to non-target species. Nearby residents have been advised to keep household pets restrained or out of the area at all times as per Park Regulations, and that ingestion of poisoned carrot baits or rabbit carcasses should be treated by a vet with the antidote Vitamin K1 (Phlomenadione).

29/02/2024

Dave choosing his Good Boi Treat from our new Treat Bar ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

02/02/2024

Please help this amazing rescue group who go above and beyond to give their dogs the best possible medical treatment to start their new beginning ❤️❤️❤️