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Laverton Veterinary Clinic
Small Animal Veterinary Medicine Our Veterinary Hospital provides modern, professional and affordable health care for your pets.

We aim to make your pet feel at ease in our clinic with a caring and gentle approach to treatment and consultations. Our dedicated staff and leading veterinarians are all passionate about pets and avid animal lovers. Our Veterinary Hospital has been an integral part of our local community for years. In that time, we’ve helped thousands of our clients cats & dogs, rabbits & guinea pigs, birds, hors

es and even a few snakes. Being so strongly integrated with our local community is important to us and our clients. Our customers know by experience that they can rely on us for sound advice and treatment options and that their pet is in the very best hands with our team. Our Commenting Policy:

All conversations and posts should be constructive, respectful, and contain language that is appropriate for all groups and ages. We reserve the right to moderate comments and remove any that:

contain threats or personal attacks of any kind
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are false, misleading or deceptive
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are excessively repetitive or constitute SPAM. Comments that do not adhere to the above guidelines will, without exception, be removed. In cases of repeat offences, we will take action to block offenders from the page. Please note: Our moderators do their best to ensure this policy is adhered to fairly and consistently. If you would like to report abuse, spam, fake profiles etc. please refer to Facebook’s policy on this. You can report any individual comment by scrolling over the comment and clicking on the “x” in the upper right corner and clicking “report”.

04/02/2025

Due to unforeseen circumstances, as off Saturday 1st February & until further notice, our contact number for the clinic will be 0439101128. Our normal landline number is out of service. We are very sorry for any inconvenience up until now.
Regards, Laverton Veterinary Clinic

31/01/2025

This sweet Little Miss is looking for a name and her forever home. Her foster mum recommends a quiet home for her as she is rather shy but has warmed up once suroundings become familiar, already showing signs of being the perfect snuggly lap cat. She adores her foster sister and even enjoys the company of their small dog. Little Miss has a charming purr that will melt your heart. We estimate her age to be approximately 12 weeks. For further information, please contact the clinic.

17/01/2025

**ADOPTED**

This gorgeous 16 week old sweetheart is looking for her forever home. While she is still learning the joy of human love, she absolutely loves her fellow foster kitten & can be found running around the house with her. She makes the most adorable little trill sounds & is quite partial to a scritch under the chin when she is up high on her scratcher. She also enjoys the company of her foster Mum's little dog. If interested, please call the clinic for further details

15/12/2024

Due to an unforseen circumstance, we are not open today & sorry for the inconvenience.
In case of an emergency, please call Green Cross Vet Hospital 8721 1414 or Advance Vet Care 9092 0400

10/12/2024

**ADOPTED just in time for Christmas! They have been adopted together and are with a beautiful family now!**

These adorable ~9week old male kitten siblings can be the purr-fect addition to your home this holiday season. They are confident, energetic, social and extremely cuddly. If you would like to give them the gift of love and a furever home this Christmas please call us on 9360 0911.

03/12/2024

Jasper is ready for his furever home. He is approximately 10 weeks old, a black tabby, very friendly, extremely confident & very cuddly.
If you could offer Jasper his furever home, call us on 9360 0911.

02/12/2024

Christmas Trading Hours

Attention!! All Medication/ Prescription food needs to be ordered 1-2 weeks prior to Christmas to ensure stock and availability.

Tuesday 24th- 9.00am- 5.30pm
Wednesday 25th - Closed (Christmas day)
Thursday 26th- Closed (Boxing day)
Friday 27th- Closed
Saturday 28th- Closed
Sunday 29th- Closed
Monday 30th- Closed
Tuesday 31st- Closed
Wednesday 1st- Closed (New years day)
Thursday 2nd- Back to normal trading hours

In case of an medical emergency
Green Cross Vet Hospital- 03 8721 1414
Advance Vet Care- 03 9092 0400

25/11/2024

We have these gorgeous babies ready for their furever home & they are around 10-12 weeks old.
Christmas special. Why have one when you can can adopt two for the price of one.
Please call the clinic on 9360 0911 or email at [email protected] if you think you would have a suitable home for these babies.

19/11/2024

PLEASE SHARE AROUND!!

Abandonment & dumping can be avoided. At Laverton Vet Clinic we have had Multiple people dumping Kittens and animals in our front yard, Reception area and around our Vet Clinic. In many states and countries, pet abandonment and dumping is illegal and a punishable offense. These legislations are mainly covered under the animal welfare acts. We will now have CCTV cameras in place to hopefully put a stop to all of this.

At Laverton Vet Clinic we do our very best to take care of all animals. Unforunately we are not a shelter though. We take on as many stray animals and kittens as we can, but when we are at full compacity this does not give you the right to dump them.

No matter for what reason a pet is abandoned or dumped, the animal is always the one who suffers most in this situation. Many of the reasons given for abandoning or dumping pets can be avoided. Down below are a list of Shelters.

https://www.all4pawsdogrescue.com.au/available-dogs.html

https://www.purrsofpointcook.com.au/

https://dogshome.com/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGp-HxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHWCHK1bt40XGKi-z-hmC7EqlEaL7bEXusrttsghO6WYOfYi0nXJx5F1Zsg_aem_d1Bm0h94torBERv5MiXLBQ

https://lortsmith.com/adoptions/

15/10/2024

Monday 14/10/2024 a female cat was brought into Laverton Veterinary Clinic, that had been hit by a car. If you think this is your cat or you might know who owns it, please call our clinic on 9360 0911. No she doesn't have a M/C.

22/09/2024

Adopted
Introducing Piper.
This gorgeous 12 week old, long haired tabby is ready to find her furever home. She has a quiet personality but loves playing on her own or with another fur baby. She loves human cuddles & snuggles & will foloow you around the house so she doesn't miss out on anything.
Adoption fee includes desexing, vacinations, flea & worming treatment & microchip.
Please call the clinic on 9360 0911 to organise a meet & greet.

06/08/2024

ADOPTED Binky is ready to find her furever home. She's approximately a 4 month old, long haired floof ball. She's a lap baby, very smoochy, loves giving kisses, head bops & a big purrer. If you can offer this gorgeous girl her fur ever home, please call us on 9360-0911.

23/05/2024

We have a lost Ferret thats been handed in. Please call us on
9360 0911 or email lavertonvet@hotmail if you have lost your Ferret

08/05/2024

Worldwide cat vaccination shortage

There is currently a worldwide shortage of cat vaccines, and supplies are unlikely to be replenished until late July early August, 2024. Like other clinics in Australia, Laverton Vet Clinic is currently out of supply.

There are still steps you can take to ensure your cat is protected and safe until supplies are replenished. Keep reading to learn how.

If your cat has been receiving regular annual vaccines, it will have ongoing immunity to the diseases it has been vaccinated against. Vaccines generally provide maximum immunity for 12 months, but it does not mean that after 12 months, the immunity will suddenly switch off.

While protection will wane a little over time, a delay of up to three months is unlikely to result in a significant reduction in levels of protection. It is anticipated that we should have regular supplies at the end of July early August to bring your cat back up to date.

To minimise risk, ensure your cat is entirely indoors, has no interaction with other cats, and is not exposed to cats of unknown vaccination status, such as stray cats.

Kittens are at the highest risk as their level of protection is very low after the initial protection provided by the mother’s antibodies.

Cats entering catteries are considered at moderate risk as they are challenging environments. If your cat is up-to-date with its vaccination course, there is no need to be concerned. However, if your cat’s vaccine booster is due at the time, please speak with your cattery.

24/04/2024

We will be closed ANZAC day & reopen on Friday 26th of April as per normal trading hours.

We remember, thank, and salute our fallen heroes.

Lest we forget.

22/04/2024

ADOPTED
This gorgeous floofy boy is still looking for his fureva home. He's around 8 weeks old, very friendly & playful. Also a smoocher & a huge purrer.
If you are interested in giving this sweetheart a loving home, please call or email us.

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Monday	09:30 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:30 - 18:00
Wednesday	09:30 - 18:00
Thursday	09:30 - 18:00
Friday	09:30 - 18:00
Saturday	09:00 - 13:00

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http://www.lavertonvet.com.au/contact-us.aspx

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