Mamre Road Veterinary Surgery

18/04/2025

17/04/2025

TOP TIPS FROM OUR TEAM THIS EASTER 🐣

17/04/2025

DUMPED KITTENS AGAIN !!!! 😡😡

To say we are disappointed is an understatement and this is absolutely horrible to be posting this before the easter long weekend! We are so sick and tired of this occurring!

This man has dumped kittens on our door on multiple occasions. Knowing we are closed over this long weekend, it is horrible that people just don’t care and think we are a dumping ground.

PLEASE DESEX YOUR ANIMALS TO PREVENT THIS!

06/03/2025

We will be closed for renovations from Friday the 7th of March and will reopen on Monday the 24th of March.
If your animals need an appointment during this time please contact our other clinic St Marys Vet on 9833 9321

12/01/2025

Patient of the week💫
Sheba came into the clinic this week for a lumpectomy surgery.

When should you get a lump removed from your animal?
Any lump or bump that is found to be malignant needs to be removed as quickly as possible to prevent any growth to nearby tissues, or metastasis.

If your pet has a lump you’re concerned about please call us to book in an appointment ❤️

07/01/2025

The clinic will be closed today for any enquires or bookings please call our other clinic St Marys Vet on 9833 9321 or alternatively book appointments via our website
https://www.ausvetcorp.com.au/booking/

Sorry for any inconveniences

31/12/2024

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! Bring on 2025! 🎉

We have had another great year thanks to our clients, patients and of course our lovely team! We are grateful for all of your support this year!

With love,
The team at AVC💙💛

23/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all our clients we Thankyou for all your support throughout the year ❤️🎄
Just a reminder tomorrow Tuesday 24th we will be closing at 4pm and reopening Thursday 2nd of January. If your pets need any of their medications please come in before 4pm

22/12/2024

Our phone lines are still currently down
Please call the number below

Our phone lines are currently down

Please call 0439 318 384 for any booking or enquires
Or you can book via our website
https://www.ausvetcorp.com.au/booking/

Sorry for any inconvenience

19/12/2024

Our phone lines are currently down

Please call 0439 318 384 for any booking or enquires
Or you can book via our website
https://www.ausvetcorp.com.au/booking/

Sorry for any inconvenience

15/11/2024

Fun Fact Friday 💫

Dalmatian puppies are born with pure white coats and develop their spots within 10 to 14 days of birth.

Most of their spots develop after three to four months, but they can continue to develop until they are around 18 months old.

No two Dalmatians have the same pattern.

The number, size, and pattern of spots are predetermined by genetics. Each spot is a cluster of pigmented hair.