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14/03/2025

The Vetmed team are not only all pet owners and true animal lovers, but we have an unmatched commitment to veterinary excellence that has been a constant since our humble beginnings in 1900 as the Randwick Veterinary hospital. We love to challenge and innovate to ensure we provide the latest services and procedures underpinned by solid expertise and state of the art facilities. You and your pets deserve the best possible care, so why would we provide anything less?

09/03/2025

The easter bunny is busy preparing for his Easter run a little later this year, in mid April, which means this is your cue to hop to it and secure your pet boarding bookings now.

Mainstream boarding facilities can sometimes be daunting or unsuitable for older or sick animals, but at Vetmed, we offer a relaxed, calm atmosphere with fewer kennels/animals, a design that minimises stress and maintains high-level hygiene standards. Our indoor boarding facilities are air-conditioned for year-round comfort, and with a qualified Vet and nursing team in attendance, we care for pets with chronic illnesses, pets who require medication, elderly pets (over 10 years), pets recovering from minor surgery, and pets with incontinence issues. Book today for a stress-free stay!

https://www.vetmed.com.au/services/pet-boarding/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

05/03/2025

Our pets curious personalities are part of what makes them such wonderful companions, but sometimes their curiosity can cause them to get into things they shouldn’t – smelling, tasting and eating whatever sparks their interest. March is National Poison Prevention month, so it's a good time to do a bit of a check that any potential poisons around the home or garden are out of harm's way. Ensuring food containers are sealed, medications and pesticides are well out of reach can help prevent any nasty accidents. If you are concerned about your pet having ingested something dangerous, you need to act fast, so please call Vetmed for advice immediately before attempting any home remedy to ensure the right course of action.

02/03/2025

Pardon, what's that you say? Ahh, its world hearing day again! A day to celebrate all things ears and the enjoyment they bring! We love listening to the comforting purr of our cat patients, and the excited barks of our pooch's! No doubt our pets have some favourite sounds of their own - the opening of the food container perhaps? But did you know that your puppies and kittens came into the world without the ability to hear well due to their ear canals being completely sealed shut at birth! They open up over the first few weeks of their life, hearing their first sounds at around 2 weeks of age!

27/02/2025

Inspired by the famous book "All Creatures Great and Small", Dr Lauren Walker is a vet in demand. Working with the Vetmed team since 2017 Lauren grew up on a Cashmere goat farm, where she owned a menagerie of pets including pet rats and a peacock. Lauren moved to Sydney to complete a Bachelor of Veterinary Science and since graduating, Lauren has completed over 3 years of additional study in Internal Medicine and Clinical Pathology, and is currently one of only 10 people in Australia undertaking her Chartered Veterinary Practitioner Accreditation, a qualification that aims to create a widely-accepted mark of excellence in the veterinary profession recognised by veterinary professionals and the general public. Laurens warm and caring nature, along with her expertise, makes her services highly sought, and she has a very loyal following of clients, so we suggest booking in advance for your time with our lovely Lauren.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/our-team/lauren-walker/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

The last Tuesday in February is World Spey day! A day dedicated to raising awareness of the importance and benefits of a...
24/02/2025

The last Tuesday in February is World Spey day! A day dedicated to raising awareness of the importance and benefits of animal speying. Did you know that speying is about more than just controlling the pet population. Speying your pet has health benefits such as drastically reducing the risk of certain cancers like ovarian and testicular cancers. Find out more on our website or come in for a chat with one of our friendly team.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/services/puppy-and-kitten-health-care/de-sexing-your-pet/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

22/02/2025

Vetmed continues to challenge and innovate our services and procedures to ensure our expertise and service offering is best in class. We offer advanced veterinary services such as key hole surgery, ultrasonography and radiology, and advanced dentistry including dental radiology. The Vetmed Team includes highly trained Veterinary Surgeons and nurses with first class education and training whom continually strive to be the best in their field, to give you confidence and peace of mind in your choice of vets.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/about-us/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

18/02/2025

As our beloved furry friends age, they require extra care and attention to ensure they live their golden years to the fullest. Just like humans, senior pets undergo physical and mental changes that may require adjustments to their lifestyle and additional consideration during times of separation. If you are heading away, here are our tips to ensuring your senior pet remains healthy, happy, and comfortable until your return.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/caring-for-older-pets-while-youre-away/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

13/02/2025

Their unconditional love and excitement on our arrival home is unmatched, so why not show your furry life companions some love this Valentines day! Yes, you could always try baking some of your own doggie treats, but the pawfect valentines gift for the special pet person in your world doesn’t need to cost a cent! Your time is probably the most appreciated of all gifts, so why not block out the diary for some dedicated cuddle time on the couch, a long walk together in the fresh air, an extended game of catch at the park, or some extra brushing time if that is their thing. No doubt those adoring puppy eyes or comforting purrs will confirm their appreciation and have everyone feeling the love.

10/02/2025

It's only February but we are already blushing and cranking the tunes for our happy dance for another 5 star review! Thank you Vicki (and Chilli!) for your kind words. We look forward to welcoming you both back soon!

07/02/2025

Meet Cheeto and Chips – two adorable 8-week-old kittens looking for their forever home! Cheeto is a sweet ginger girl, and Chips is a playful tabby boy. These cheeky siblings love to snuggle and explore!

Adoption is $300 per kitten, which includes desexing, first vaccination, microchipping, and worming. They’ll make a loving and fun addition to your family! To learn more, contact Vetmed Randwick today.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/randwick/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Just like you wouldn’t see your GP for a toothache, when your pets' pearlies need attention, make sure your vet is also ...
05/02/2025

Just like you wouldn’t see your GP for a toothache, when your pets' pearlies need attention, make sure your vet is also a dental specialist. Vetmed has veterinary dentists devoted to the dental health of animals and have the expertise needed to perform the most complex advanced dentistry and dental surgery in the safest manner. We create customised treatment plans for each pet, including a pain management protocol, to ensure the best outcome possible for your pet.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/services/advanced-dentistry-dental-surgery-pets/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

03/02/2025

As the temperature rises and we get used to soaking up the summer sun, it’s vital to remember that our pets experience heat differently to us. Dogs and cats don’t sweat through their skin, they rely on panting and releasing heat through their paw pads and nose to regulate their body temperature. This makes them more susceptible to heat-related issues such as heatstroke, so understanding how to keep your pets cool is vital. Read more in our latest blog.

https://www.vetmed.com.au/preparing-your-pet-for-warmer-weather-essential-spring-summer-health-tips/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Congratulations and may you be prosperous! This is the translated Happy New Year message to usher in the Lunar New Year....
28/01/2025

Congratulations and may you be prosperous! This is the translated Happy New Year message to usher in the Lunar New Year. With 2025 being the Year of the Snake, understanding the creature honoured in each Lunar New Year can offer insights into what may lie ahead. The graceful wood snake, known for shedding its skin, encourages us to let go of outdated beliefs and refresh our perspectives. Sounds like a very zen start to the year!

16/01/2025

Gold star for getting out and about to celebrate International Walk Your Dog Month! But did you know that hot pavement can burn your pet’s sensitive paws? To avoid scorching sidewalks, try walking in the early morning or late evening when it’s cooler. Always check the temperature of the footpath with your hand before heading out—if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s likely too hot for your precious pooch’s paws too!

Address

148 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge
Sydney, NSW
2063

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7pm
Friday 7:30am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+61299580177

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