Three family-owned clinics in South-West Sydney
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Care for every stage of your pet’s life

Browse our routine, medical and additional services to see when families often book, what may be involved and when to contact us sooner.

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A Vets for Pets veterinarian checking a young golden puppy’s ears during a health check
Pet Healthcare

Wellness Health Checks

Routine health checks help us understand what is normal for your pet, identify changes early and build a preventative-care plan that suits their age, breed, lifestyle and medical history.

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A dog beside a veterinary nutrition diet in a Vets for Pets clinic
Pet Healthcare

Nutrition & Weight Management

Individualised feeding plans for dogs and cats, including life-stage nutrition, healthy-weight support and dietary management for selected medical conditions.

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A Vets for Pets veterinarian and nurse with a tabby cat resting on a towel on the treatment table
Pet Healthcare

Blood Tests

Blood testing can help assess red and white blood cells, platelets, organ function, electrolytes and other markers. Results are interpreted alongside your pet’s history and physical examination.

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A dog under general anaesthetic having its teeth cleaned with an ultrasonic scaler, with its breathing tube in place
Pet Healthcare

Oral Care & Dentistry

Dental disease can cause pain, bad breath, gum inflammation and loss of supporting tissues around the teeth. Regular oral checks and appropriate home care can reduce discomfort and help protect long-term health.

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A curly-coated dog on the examination table while a veterinary team member scans for its microchip
Pet Healthcare

Microchipping

A microchip is a permanent identification device placed under the skin. It links your pet to contact details on a registry so shelters, councils and veterinary clinics can help reunite lost pets with their owners.

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Two Vets for Pets team members with a golden retriever on the examination table
Pet Healthcare

Parasite Prevention

Fleas, ticks, heartworm and intestinal parasites can affect pets in different ways. The safest plan depends on species, age, weight, location, lifestyle, travel and other animals in the household.

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Pet Healthcare

Vaccinations

Vaccination helps protect dogs and cats from important infectious diseases. The recommended vaccines and timing are based on age, previous vaccination, health, lifestyle and local disease risk.

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The in-house Pathology Station at Vets for Pets, with blood analysers on the bench
Clinical Care

Clinical Pathology

Clinical pathology includes laboratory testing of blood, urine, faeces, cells and other samples. It helps veterinarians investigate disease, guide treatment and monitor progress.

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A digital X-ray showing a side view of a pet’s chest and abdomen
Clinical Care

Digital X-ray

X-rays create images of bones and internal structures. They are commonly used to assess fractures, joints, the chest and abdomen, and to investigate many causes of pain or illness.

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A Vets for Pets nurse cradling a small poodle wrapped in a blanket
Clinical Care

Desexing

Desexing decisions are no longer approached as one age for every pet. Timing should be individualised using species, sex, breed or expected adult size, health, lifestyle and the household’s ability to prevent accidental mating.

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A small dog lying on its back on a padded table while a veterinarian performs an abdominal ultrasound
Clinical Care

Ultrasound

Ultrasound uses sound waves to examine soft tissues and organs in real time. It is often used alongside blood tests and X-rays to investigate abdominal or reproductive concerns.

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A surgeon's gloved hands operating under sterile blue drapes, with the anaesthetic monitor and breathing circuit beside the table
Clinical Care

General Practice Surgery

Our general-practice teams perform a range of routine and selected soft-tissue procedures. Each patient is assessed individually, with referral recommended when a procedure or level of monitoring is best provided by a specialist hospital.

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A Bengal cat stretched out on a soft bed in a Vets for Pets boarding suite
Additional Services

Cat Boarding

Cat boarding at our Moorebank clinic, with standard and deluxe suites and the veterinary team close by during clinic hours. We review vaccinations, diet and medication before each stay so your cat’s care can be planned in advance.

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Additional Services

Cat Grooming

Clipping and grooming for matted, anxious or difficult-to-handle cats, carried out at our Moorebank clinic under veterinary sedation. We do not offer grooming while cats are awake, as sedation allows the procedure to be completed safely and with less stress.

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