See opening hoursMoorebank
Vets for Pets Moorebank
Our original Vets for Pets location, serving local families since 2009.
Emergency care
Clear options when your pet needs urgent help
Call your nearest Vets for Pets clinic during opening hours. Outside our hours—or when your pet needs intensive emergency care—use the directory below to contact an emergency hospital directly.
During our opening hours
Call your nearest Vets for Pets clinic
Calling before travelling helps the team assess urgency and prepare for your arrival. If the clinic directs you to a 24-hour hospital, travel there without delay.
See opening hoursGlenfield
Vets for Pets Glenfield
A modern general practice supporting pets and families in Glenfield and surrounding suburbs.
See opening hoursRevesby
Vets for Pets Revesby
Local small-animal care for Revesby, Padstow, Panania and nearby communities.
After-hours and 24/7 care
VECA, SASH, VSOS and ARH emergency hospitals
The closest option depends on your location, traffic and the service available at that time. Call the hospital directly when safe to do so. Opening arrangements can change, especially on public holidays.
VECA Campbelltown
Campbelltown · South-West Sydney
SASH Western Sydney
Prospect · Western Sydney
ARH Greater Western Sydney
Minchinbury · Western Sydney
Veterinary Specialists of Sydney
Miranda · Southern Sydney
ARH Homebush
Homebush West · Inner West
SASH Alexandria
Alexandria · Inner South
SASH North Ryde
North Ryde · Northern Sydney
SASH Northern Beaches
Balgowlah · Northern Beaches
SASH Central Coast
Tuggerah · Central Coast
ARH Baulkham Hills
Baulkham Hills · Hills District
ARH Gosford
West Gosford · Central Coast
ARH Wollongong
Fairy Meadow · Illawarra
Showing all 12 emergency hospitals.
Travelling safely
- Use a secure carrier for cats and small dogs.
- Move an injured pet on a firm blanket or board when possible.
- Keep your face away from the pet’s mouth—pain and fear can cause biting.
- A muzzle is unsafe for a pet that is vomiting or struggling to breathe.
Suspected poisoning
Please wait for advice from a veterinarian or poison service before trying to induce vomiting or giving food, milk, oil or medication. Bring the package, label, plant sample or a clear photo.
Animal Poisons Helpline · 1300 869 738A few helpful things to bring
- Current medications and known medical conditions
- Relevant discharge notes or recent results, when available
- Poison packaging or photos
- Your phone and a payment method
Important: This directory is general information, not a guarantee of availability or suitability for a particular patient. Telephone numbers, hours and services can change. In a life-threatening emergency, contact the nearest emergency hospital directly and follow its instructions.