St Kilda and Mornington Veterinary Centres

07/12/2022

Due to the current vet shortages and increased workload, we have joined forces with the Humanimals team to continue providing high standards of care.

You can find us at:
Humanimals
44 Rankeilor Street, Dunedin South
03 456 2345
https://humanimals.co.nz/

23/11/2022

Dear our lovely clients,

As some of you may know already, on the 5th of December we will be merging with Humanimals Veterinary Clinic and temporarily closing St Kilda Veterinary Clinic.

This has not been an easy decision, however due to severe vet shortages felt across the country and an overwhelming workload, the merge to join forces with the team down at Humanimals Veterinary Centre can mean we can still provide the best care for our clients and your pets.

All records from Mornington and St Kilda Vets will all be accessible from Humanimals. The phone will divert to Humanimals Clinic commencing 5th December.

We apologise for the inconvenience and we ask for kindness and patience while we adjust to this merge. We look forward to seeing you and your pet at Humanimals Veterinary Clinic, 44 Rankeilor Street, South Dunedin.

Thank you,

The team at Mornington & St Kilda Veterinary Centres

12/10/2022

Mornington Veterinary clinic is merging with our St Kilda Veterinary Centre temporarily starting Monday the 17th of October.

All of our Mornington Vet Clients will be able to be seen at our St Kilda Clinic and all records for our Mornington Clients will be accessible from St Kilda.

Please contact us if you have any concerns and be kind and patient with the staff as we work our way through these changes.

- The Mornington & St Kilda Veterinary team

07/07/2022

Attention to our lovely clients and patients:

Unfortunately due to illness, Mornington Veterinary Centre will be CLOSED this Sunday. In case of emergency, please phone the clinic on 4530699 to be triaged by Vet Chat. A veterinarian will be on call to see any emergent cases.

St Kilda Vets will not be operating over the weekends until further notice.

Both clinics will re-open on Monday Morning at 8:30am.

Apologies for the inconvenience 🐾

03/07/2022

🐶 ATTENTION PUPPY PRESCHOOLERS! 🐶
There will be NO puppy preschool this evening (Monday 4th July) due to illness. Apologies for the inconvenience and see you next Monday 🐾

22/06/2022

✨MATARIKI OPENING HOURS✨

As Matariki is approaching very quickly (this Friday 24th June) we would like to inform our lovely clients about the changes to our opening hours.

⭐️ ST KILDA CLINIC: CLOSED Matariki Friday, Saturday, Sunday

⭐️MORNINGTON CLINIC: OPEN Matariki Friday 9am-5pm, CLOSED Saturday, OPEN Sunday 9:30am-5pm.

Both clinics will be open normal hours from Monday 27th June. (8:30am-6pm)

**For emergencies, even when the clinics are closed, please phone the clinic numbers (Mornington 03 4530699 or St Kilda 03 4552042) to get instructions to speak to the after hours veterinarian.**

We hope you all keep warm, safe and enjoy the Matariki Weekend.

Ngā mihi nui,
The team at Mornington and St Kilda Vets 🐾

24/05/2022

21/04/2022

Morena/Good Morning everyone.

Mornington and St Kilda clinics are now closed on a Saturday going forward. Please phone our clinics for an emergency and you will be redirected to our emergency veterinary service VETCHAT. The veterinarians at vetchat will triage your call and direct you to the oncall clinic if required.

We are open as normal on a Sunday. 10am to 5pm

ANZAC DAY we are open weekend hours 10am to 5pm.

19/07/2021

Do you use veterinary services in New Zealand?
Dr. Francesca Brown is interested in your perceptions as a client of veterinary practice in New Zealand – regardless of whether you have small pets or a large commercial farming business or anything in between.

This is part of the data that will ultimately be used to develop business models for improving veterinary clinics for the benefit of animals, clients and staff. As part of the initial data collection, she would like to understand what the current business practices are for veterinary practices.

Participation will be open to clients of any veterinary practice in New Zealand and your responses will be anonymous. Full details of the project can be reviewed on the opening page of the survey. This research has been approved by the Otago Polytechnic Research Ethics committee, reference number 907.

The survey can be accessed by clicking the link below
https://otagopolytechnic.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zZYhXaoB5o09QG?fbclid=IwAR22xXlmCmzaJ7Zz-3DQQ7GOaeEWx8pqTKMjeAyuAolmwB9CP0Vq0WtgN4s

The survey will be open until Friday 6th August 2021 Thank you for considering participating in this research and contributing to the future success of the industry. Should you have any questions about this research please contact Francesca on [email protected] or phone 0800 762 786.

Many thanks in advance for your support of this project. The more data we can obtain the richer the information we will be able to share back with the veterinary industry to help the industry.

30/06/2021

UPDATE : Bunni has been found!
A dear friend of our little clinic is still missing and her people are so very worried about her. Especially over this cold snap we have been having. Please keep an eye out for this beautiful cat (details in original post) last seen in the St Kilda/Musselburgh/Tainui area on 16th June. Please share around and keep an eye out for her. She is easy to identify with her stumpy tail. Please call us with any sightings on 4552042. Thank you 😌🐾