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Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 12pm

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Victorian Central Vet Group.

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Victorian Central Vet Group.

Servicing Seymour, Euroa, Nagambie and surrounds. Please see our ‘about info’ for opening hours. We service Seymour, Nagambie, Euroa and surrounds.
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The Victorian Central Vet Group is committed to providing a high standard of health care for your pets at a reasonable cost. Opening Hours:
Seymour Central Vets opening hours are Monday to Friday 8.00am to 6.00pm. Saturday 9.00am to 12.00pm. Nagambie Central Vets opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm. Closed 12.30pm to 1.30pm. Euroa Central Vets opening hours are Monday to Friday,

9.00am to 5.00pm. Small and Large animal emergencies, out-of-hours: 03 5799 1922. Our vet's and vet nurse's are on hand to help you to understand the health requirements of your pet. If a health problem exists, we discuss the treatment options, prognosis and likely costs. We're here to answer all your questions and queries. Our highly qualified, professional & experienced veterinary and nursing staff provide a full range of medical, surgical and other services for pets big or small. Treatment options and costs will be explained to you so that you may make the best choice for you and your pet. We cater for all breeds of cats and dogs as well as rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, birds etc. We also treat goats, sheep, pigs, alpacas and cattle. Dr James - Principal Veterinarian
Dr Nigel - Principal Veterinarian
Dr Balazs - Veterinarian
Dr Narelle - Veterinarian
Dr Freya - Veterinarian
Dr Holly - Veterinarian
Dr Darren - Veterinarian

Amanda - Nurse Manager / Registered Veterinary Nurse
Samantha - Business Manager
Milly - Assistant Manager / Registered Veterinary Nurse
Maddy - Assistant Manager / Registered Veterinary Nurse and Technician
Nicole - Client Liaison Officer / Registered Veterinary Nurse
Carli - Laboratory Technician / Registered Veterinary Nurse
Kelly - Registered Veterinary Nurse
Lexi - Registered Veterinary Nurse
Renee - Registered Veterinary Nurse
Summer - Registered Veterinary Nurse
Ellie - Student Veterinary Nurse
Charmaine - Veterinary Nurse
Chekayla - Student Veterinary Nurse

Some of our services...

* On call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
* Emergency care (after hours)
* General Consultation
* Vaccinations
* Full Surgical Facilities
* Dental Checks
* Nutrition Counselling
* Behaviour Management
* De-Sexing
* Microchipping
* Grooming for cats
* Puppy and Kitten care
* Senior Pet care

05/09/2024

🤍 Feel Good Friday 🤍

This is Ned! And we don't think we need to say anything more, just LOOK AT HIM! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

04/09/2024

🐾 September Senior Awareness Month 🐾
We have special deals on for our senior pets this month!! Call us today!

Do you know the signs of arthritis in cats?

- Difficulty getting up and down
- Walking stiffly
- Lameness in one or more legs
- Reluctance to go up or down steps
- Reluctance to jump up or down
- Reluctance to play
- Stiff, swollen, or sore joints
- Reluctance to be touched on some parts of the body
- Unexpected aggression toward other cats or humans
- Hiding more than usual
- House soiling (if a cat has difficulty getting in and out of the litter box)
- Poor coat condition (because self-grooming becomes difficult)

If one or more of these sound like your fur-baby contact us today! Seymour Central Vets on 5799 1922, Nagambie Central Vets on 4701 1800, Euroa Central Vets 5795 2811

03/09/2024

Seymour 0357991922
Nagambie 0347011800
Euroa 0357952811

02/09/2024

📢 New Product Alert 📢

Introducing our new pet medical shirts! And our lovely model; Miss Remee!

Say goodbye to the cone of shame and hello to comfort and style! 🐾 These new pet medical shirts are here to keep your furry friend comfortable and protected as they recover from surgeries, wounds, or skin conditions.

Remee visited Seymour Central Vets for her desexing surgery last week and snagged this snazzy outfit! The shirts provide full coverage while allowing our pet to move freely.

If you think one of these fits would be right for your pet, chat to the veterinary team at your next visit! We look forward to seeing you at Seymour, Nagambie or Euroa!

01/09/2024

Seymour 03 5799 1922
Euroa 03 5795 2811
Nagambie 03 4701 1800

30/08/2024

😻 Happy Everyone! 😻

Nurse Amanda’s fun cat facts, featuring Minty❤️
Did you know? 🐱 Cats can rotate their ears 180 degrees thanks to the 32 muscles in each ear! This helps them hear sounds from all directions and makes them incredible hunters. 🎯 "*

29/08/2024

✨ FUN FACT FRIDAY ✨

28/08/2024

✨ BTS at VCVG ✨

We love lambs so much here at VCVG we let them join our staff meetings and of course weigh in on our discussion topics. 🐏
This is Nandos and he had much to say, caused a little chaos and adored Nurse Ellies pats (and her sneakers) throughout our Tuesday morning meeting.

Share pictures of your pet lambs in the comments below, we love to see them all!

28/08/2024

‼ WINNER, WINNER ‼

Joe would like to thank all his fellow felines that entered our International Cat Day Competition!

These lucky felines win 6 months of BRAVECTO PLUS each!!!!

And they are:
- Zulu the hand-raised warrior
- Ned the inquisitive British shorthair
- Mouse the kitty who has never been able to meow properly, only squeaking like a mouse!

If these are your fur babies, drop into Seymour Central Vets and pick up their prizes!

25/08/2024

Happy Monday Everyone!

Here is some Bull Terrier puppy love to start your week right!

23/08/2024

🦁 VCVG Supporting SFNC 2024 🦁

This year we are proud sponsors of the Seymour Football Netball Club.
If you find yourself with some spare time on a Saturday, head to Kings Park and watch SFNC play!

Snap a photo in front of our sign with your doggo! Don't forget to tag us and Seymour Football Netball Club when you post it!

Thanks Jack and Meg for this great snap!!

Go Lions!

22/08/2024

🤍 Feel Good Friday 🤍

These two charming seniors; Jasper and Toby have landed on their feet and found their fur-ever home!

Jasper and Toby, who can be described as sweet souls were recently adopted by one of our lovely Euroa clients!

Did you know? September is Senior Awareness Month at the Victorian Central Veterinary Group!! Stay tuned for some pawsome promotions and some doggone deals!

21/08/2024

Exciting news from our clinic!

Our amazing student veterinary nurse, Charmaine, has made it to the grand final with her footy team! The girls of Diamond Creek Women's Football Team will be going head to head this Sunday!
We are very proud of Chars' dedication both on and off the field.
Congratulations Char!

21/08/2024

‼️ NEW PRODUCT ALERT ‼️

Would you like to treat and prevent your fur baby for fleas and then not have to think about it for 12 months?!

An innovation in pet care, a new product like no other is now here - BRAVECTO QUANTUM!

💥 No more monthly treatments!
💥 Year-round control of flea allergy dermatitis!
💥 Protection from potentially fatal paralysis ticks, which are increasingly prevalent locally!

Please contact Seymour Central Vets, Euroa Central Vets or Nagambie Central Vets and get your doggo on the list today!!

Seymour 0357991922, Euroa 0357952811, Nagmbie 0347011800.

19/08/2024

⏰ Its time to talk about: The Importance of E-Collars ⏰

Is your pet undergoing surgery in the near future?

We understand these 'lamp shades', 'cones of shame' or e-collars are not the most glamorous, pleasant or simple items for your pet to wear.
They provide a physical barrier to inhibit your pet from accessing their surgical site, bandage, wound, rash and countless other issues.
Benefits include:
- A faster recovery rate.
- Decreased risk of infection.
- Decreasing the chance of their sutures being pulled and the surgical site opening.
- Fewer post operative complications.

We do have alternatives available so please ask the lovely reception staff at your selected clinic.

18/08/2024

✨ Staff Spotlight ✨
Meet our bubbly, happy Registered Veterinary Nurse and Assistant Manager - Milly. She has an absolute passion for animal care, anaesthesia and whippets! No whippy is safe from Milly, showering them with cuddles and kisses and always providing them with a jacket!! Milly will always greet you with a infectious smile and her bright attitude! Her is some fun facts about Milly!

Nickname: Milly, Mills, Mill.
Hobbies: Walking my dog, gardening, cooking & travelling.
Favourite animal: Whippets 🐶
Pets: Cats; Eliot and Hamish, Whippet (duh); Flynn.
Favourite part of your job: Anaesthesia & Surgery
Fun Fact: I am not only a Vet Nurse, you may also find me out and about fitting windscreens with my husband! (Well supervising anyway 😂)

16/08/2024

😎 ITS THE WEEKEND 😎

Happy Weekend to all our lovely clients and their fur-babies

From your Victorian Central Veterinary Group family

15/08/2024

✨❕ Fun Fact Friday ❕✨

We LOVE sheep here at Victorian Central Veterinary Group and we especially love it when they come into the clinic to visit! This is Spotto, who visited Seymour Central Vets last week!

Did you know? Sheep are incredibly smart and have wonderful memories.
Sheep are intelligent animals and can remember up to 50 different individuals (humans and sheep). They are also able to recognize faces, and mothers are able to identify their lamb's bleat.
How amazing!! So your pet sheep really does recognise you not just the food you are providing for them! 😂

14/08/2024

📢 Eskimo Joe has an announcement! 📢

Today is NATIONAL CHECK THE CHIP DAY!

Today was established To remind pet owners to have their pets microchipped and to keep the registration information up-to-date!

Microchips greatly increase the chances that pets will be reunited with their families if they are lost or stolen…but a microchip only works if its registration information is accurate.

Don't hesitate, head into Seymour, Nagambie or Euroa Central Vets today and get your precious pets microchipped checked or book in with one of our registered Veterinary Nurses to get your fur baby microchipped!

12/08/2024

⏰ Its Time to Talk About: Anxiety ⏰

Are you concerned your pet is suffering from anxiety?

Signs in dogs may include:
- Prolonged or incessant barking
- Destructive behaviour
- Excessive panting or drooling
- Excessive pacing or trembling
- Quieter than usual, sleeping more, depressed state
- Long car trips

Signs in cats may include:
- Hiding
- Decreased activity level
- Change of mood (eg. More quiet than usual, sleeping, aggression)
- Change in social interaction (eg. Avoiding owners interaction)
- Changes in litter box habits (eg. Urinating outside the litter box)
- Excessive vocalisation / meowing
- Reduced appetite
- Compulsive behaviours (eg. overgrooming) increased night activity, destructive clawing of furniture)

If your pet is displaying any of the above symptoms, make an appointment to discuss with one of our veterinarians.

Please call Nagambie, Euroa or Seymour today!

08/08/2024

✨ Fun Fact Friday ✨

This is Zorka! Zorka, the Galah, is a beautiful patient that visits Seymour Central Vets frequently to have her nails trimmed and her wings clipped.

Fun fact about Galahs; they are monogamous, meaning that they will stay with the same breeding partner for life. How amazing!
And because Zorka is just so wonderful we decided to include another fun fact!!
The word 'Galah' is Australian slang for fool or simpleton.

Love this post if you love Galahs!

07/08/2024

😻😻😻 INTERNATIONAL CAT DAY 😻😻😻

Today we celebrate our perfect feline friends who bring joy, love and a little bit of mystery to our lives!
At VCVG we are dedicated to keeping your cats happy and healthy. Whether its a routine check-up, a special treatment or just some extra love and care, we are here for their needs!

Share a picture of your cat in the comments below and tell us what makes them special!
THREE lucky felines will earn themselves 6 months supply of Bravecto Plus!!

Watch this space for the winners next week!!

Photo: featuring some of the beautiful kitties that have visited us over the years (and Joe of course - bottom left)!

05/08/2024

🐾 Dog Vaccination: What their vaccinations actually prevent! 🐾

Little Charlie visited Seymour Central Vets for his puppy vaccination. Veterinary Nurse Nicole fell in love with this little sweetie!

Diseases that can be prevented through dog vaccination include:
- Canine Parvovirus: A severe and frequently fatal cause of gastroenteritis. Disease is more common and severe in young puppies, but unvaccinated dogs of all ages can be infected.
- Canine Distemper Virus: A highly contagious and potentially fatal viral disease. Infected dogs may develop a range of signs including fever, coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge, vomiting, diarrhoea and seizures.
- Infectious Canine Hepatitis: An often fatal viral disease. Signs may include fever, depression, loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhoea. In severe cases death can occur rapidly within 24 to 48 hours.
- Leptospirosis: A bacterial disease which can affect many different species, including dogs and humans. Infected dogs may develop problems such as liver disease, kidney disease and bleeding disorders.
- Canine Coronavirus: A highly contagious virus which may result in lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea and dehydration. In general, disease in young dogs is more severe than in adults
- Canine Cough: A common infectious disease which can be easily spread wherever dogs congregate. Signs include a dry hacking cough which may persist for several weeks. Organisms which can cause canine cough include Bordetella bronchiseptica and canine parainfluenza virus.

If you would like more information please don't hesitate to drop into one of our clinics and our friendly staff can answer your questions!

04/08/2024

✨Staff Spotlight ✨
This is Dr Narelle! She brings a contagious smile and wealth of knowledge to the VCVG family! Dr Narelle is always educating staff on the newest developments in the veterinary industry and ensuring we are providing the best possible care for our wonderful patients!

Nickname: Relvis
Hobbies: Breeding Australian Lowline Cattle, Horse Riding.
Favourite animal: All Of Them
Favourite part of your job: Helping all animals.
Fun Fact: Can roll my tongue downward. Apparently that is rare.

02/08/2024

Happy Everyone!

Veterinary Nurse Amanda, has declared Theo as cat of the day.
Super sweet affectionate boy. Gave good snuggles and purr was a 10/10.

01/08/2024

😻 Have you ever heard of Cattitude? Have you ever heard of Nurse Amandas' scale of Cattitude?

Yrral visited Seymour Central Vets for his desexing and microchipping.

Nurse Amanda’s scale of Cattitude:
Personality 10/10
Looks 10/10
Purring 10/10
Also had some nice looking toe beans extra points🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Comment below with your kitty and their scale of Cattitude!!

01/08/2024

To all our lovely clients,

Please see this important information below.

31/07/2024

Planning on having a new pup join your family?

Socialising is crucial for their development, well-being and maximising positive interaction. We recommend the following to help create a relaxed and adaptable canine companion.

1. **Early Exposure (especially prior to 20 weeks of age)**: Introduce your puppy to different people, animals, environments, and situations early on (after they've had their initial vaccinations). This helps them become familiar and comfortable with a variety of stimuli.

2. **Positive Reinforcement**: Use treats, praise, and toys to reward your puppy when they interact positively with new people and experiences. This creates positive associations and encourages them to be confident in new situations.

3. **Gradual Exposure**: Start with less intimidating environments and gradually increase the level of challenge as your puppy becomes more comfortable. This prevents overwhelming them and promotes successful socialisation.

4. **Structured Socialisation Classes**: Enroll your puppy in puppy socialisation classes or playgroups where they can interact with other puppies in a safe and supervised environment. This helps them learn appropriate social behaviors.

5. **Handling Exercises**: Get your puppy used to being handled gently all over their body, including their paws, ears, and mouth. This prepares them for grooming and veterinary visits and teaches them to be comfortable with human touch.

6. **Positive Vet Visits**: Take your puppy to the veterinarian for regular check-ups and vaccinations. Pair these visits with treats and praise to make them a positive experience.

7. **Desensitization to Sounds**: Expose your puppy to common household noises (e.g., vacuum cleaner, doorbell) gradually and at a low volume. Increase the volume over time as they become more accustomed to the sounds.

8. **Supervised Playtime**: Allow your puppy to interact with other well-socialised dogs under supervision. This helps them learn appropriate play behaviors and canine communication cues.

9. **Consistency**: Be consistent in your socialisation efforts. Regular exposure to new people, animals, and environments throughout puppyhood is key to developing a well-rounded and confident adult dog.

10. **Patience and Understanding**: Each puppy develops at their own pace. Be patient and understanding, and avoid forcing interactions if your puppy seems scared or anxious. Respect their comfort levels and provide reassurance.

By implementing these strategies consistently and positively, you'll help your puppy grow into a confident, well-adjusted adult dog who is comfortable and relaxed in a variety of social situations.

Photo for attention, obviously!

28/07/2024

✨ Staff Spotlight ✨

Meet Dr James, he is the OG of the Victorian Central Veterinary Group! He works at all three of our clinics, Nagambie, Euroa and Seymour. Dr James has a passion specifically for large animal work and Jack Russel puppies although it is extremely evident that this passion extends across all species and breeds.

Nickname: Dr Harry / Dr Rock / Jimmy
Hobbies: football, tennis, guitar, heavy metal, rock n roll, family, dogs
Favourite animal: dogs, wolves
Favourite part of your job: helping people help their pets
Pets: 2 dogs, 1 cat and 1 bird
Fun Fact: I have been to 13 ‘Tallica concerts 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Anything else you would like to mention: I have been to 13 ‘Tallica concerts and received a drumstick from Lars and a wrist band from James, and I love dogs.

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Seymour, VIC
3660

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Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

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