Valley Farm Animal Hospital

Valley Farm Animal Hospital We’re here for your pets, day and night. From routine checkups and life-saving emergencies to specialised surgeries. Our team provides expert care 24/7.
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Only the best for your pet, including birds and exotics. Our Vet shop is also open around the clock. For your convenience and peace of mind we not only have veterinarians on duty all day during normal consultation hours but also on site running our 24/7 emergency service and taking care of patients hospitalised with us. Experienced and dedicated staff using state of the art equipment makes Valley

Farm a great choice for your pet’s care. We regularly have cases referred to us from all over southern Africa that require specialised surgery or medicine treatments. There is something for the most discerning dog or craziest cat in our onsite pet store

This boy (DSH) was found in Queen's Crescent, Lynnwood Gardens Estate and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.Does...
31/12/2025

This boy (DSH) was found in Queen's Crescent, Lynnwood Gardens Estate and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does he belong to you or do you know who he belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

30/12/2025

✨ 2025 — A Year We’ll Never Forget ✨

This year, we laughed, cried, hoped, mourned, wished, and cheered with you.

We celebrated your wins and held space for your losses.

We performed ground-breaking surgeries.

We bought time, moved mountains, and did everything we could for the pets you love.

We comforted your pets when you couldn’t be here.

We cried when they weakened, and we held them when they needed gentle reassurance.

We left late for our own family events, came in on our off days, and checked on your pets because their comfort mattered.

We partnered with veterinary specialists and collaborated with leaders in human medicine to give them the best care possible.

We created a TV show to show South Africa what’s possible when passionate people unite behind one mission.

We celebrated 30 years of service to our community!!

And we sent hundreds of pets home to continue their happy, healthy lives with the families who adore them.

We did all of this — and we’ll keep doing it — because your pets are our pets when they’re here with us. ❤️

From all of us at Valley Farm:
Thank you to every person who trusted us in 2025.
Your trust means everything, and we promise to keep giving our all in 2026.

📣Since the beginning of December, we have had more than 20 strays brought to us. Sadly, many of these pets were never cl...
29/12/2025

📣Since the beginning of December, we have had more than 20 strays brought to us. Sadly, many of these pets were never claimed by their owners and were placed with various rescue organizations.

We also saw a noticeable increase in strays during stormy weather.

Once again, we urge pet owners to prepare now for the fireworks that are likely to take place over New Year’s Eve.

How to help prepare your pet:
• Ensure your pet is securely contained well before fireworks begin
• Keep pets indoors where possible and close windows and curtains
• Provide a safe, quiet space where your pet can hide and feel secure
• Make sure collars, tags and microchip details are up to date
• Avoid leaving pets unattended during peak firework times

As a reminder, we are currently running a special on Calmeze products, which can be administered at home to help reduce mild anxiety.

If your pet experiences severe stress or panic, please consult your veterinarian about appropriate pharmaceutical options to help manage their anxiety during this time of year.

UPDATE: Sent to rescueThis girl (Cross breed) was found in Coley Street, Garsfontein and brought in to Valley Farm Anima...
28/12/2025

UPDATE: Sent to rescue

This girl (Cross breed) was found in Coley Street, Garsfontein and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does she belong to you or do you know who she belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

UPDATE: Collected by pet sitterThis boy (Yorkie) was found in Garstfontein Road, Constantia Park and brought in to Valle...
28/12/2025

UPDATE: Collected by pet sitter

This boy (Yorkie) was found in Garstfontein Road, Constantia Park and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does he belong to you or do you know who he belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

UPDATE: Sent to rescueThis boy (DSH) was found in Coley Street, Garsfontein and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospita...
26/12/2025

UPDATE: Sent to rescue

This boy (DSH) was found in Coley Street, Garsfontein and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does he belong to you or do you know who he belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

UPDATE: Sent to rescueThis boy (Siamese cross) was found in Anton van Niekerk Street, Faerie Glen and brought in to Vall...
26/12/2025

UPDATE: Sent to rescue

This boy (Siamese cross) was found in Anton van Niekerk Street, Faerie Glen and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does he belong to you or do you know who he belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

There’s cool…and then there’s Hugo-the-Bulldog-in-a-red-convertible cool 😎🚗🐶Effortless. Iconic. Zero thoughts, all vibes...
26/12/2025

There’s cool…

and then there’s Hugo-the-Bulldog-in-a-red-convertible cool 😎🚗🐶

Effortless. Iconic. Zero thoughts, all vibes.

UPDATE: Collected by ownerThis girl (Maltese cross) was found Viscount Street, Elarduspark and brought in to Valley Farm...
26/12/2025

UPDATE: Collected by owner

This girl (Maltese cross) was found Viscount Street, Elarduspark and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does she belong to you or do you know who she belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

UPDATE: Collected by ownerThis boy (Border Collie) was found in Selikats Causeway, Faerie Glen and brought in to Valley ...
24/12/2025

UPDATE: Collected by owner

This boy (Border Collie) was found in Selikats Causeway, Faerie Glen and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does he belong to you or do you know who he belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

23/12/2025

🎄🐶🐱 This Christmas, our team wanted to share a little piece of what matters most to us, our own pets.

From our Valley Farm family to yours, thank you for your continued trust and support. Wishing you a peaceful, joyful Merry Christmas.

🎄

UPDATE: Collected and chippedThis girl (Small cross) was found on the corner of Steve Biko Street and Ben Swart Street, ...
23/12/2025

UPDATE: Collected and chipped

This girl (Small cross) was found on the corner of Steve Biko Street and Ben Swart Street, Gezina and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does she belong to you or do you know who she belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573 or whatsapp on 066 302 2901.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

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829 Old Farm Road, Faerie Glen
Pretoria
0043

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+27129913573

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Valley Farm Animal Hospital was established in 1995 by Dr Tim Krafft who was joined shortly after in 1996 by Dr Dean De K**k. The partners vision at the time was to become the industry leader in South African veterinary health care.

They have worked hard at this, introducing a 24hour emergency service, improving facilities and constantly increasing the range and quality of services offered at the practice. The practice is now well established, serving the local Pretoria East pet owning population and taking referrals from all over Southern Africa for specialist procedures and care.

From fairly humble beginnings the building has grown to a 2100 m² state of the art animal hospital, featuring facilities you would normally associate with a human hospital ,such as a laboratory, CT machine, operating theatre suites and comfortable climate-controlled wards.

Valley Farm Animal Hospital Mission Statement