Located at 221 Grange Road.
Phone: 8347 3444
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The Findon Vet Surgery opened in May 1991, with myself (Ian) my wife Ali (as vet nurse and receptionist) AND our 3 month old daughter, Ella, in a bassinet behind the reception desk! It was certainly a family atmosphere as we also LIVED in the surgery, with our bedroom coming off of the consult room, and no kitchen to speak of (just a microwave on top of the dog cages…oh, and a kettle!!!). A year later our son, Angus, joined the team.
Ten years later we moved to our current purpose-renovated building, previously a medical clinic. Being designed as a vet surgery has meant that it is highly functional and very pleasing and efficient to work in.
We rapidly grew and now have a dedicated group of full-time veterinarians and veterinary nurses to provide a vet service we are very proud of.
Our services include:
- Day-to-day pet care advice, Puppy School and behaviour advice.
- Routine veterinary services eg. Vaccinations, desexing, general consultations and surgery.
- Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Birds and Exotics.
- Orthopaedic surgery and joint surgery (bone plating of fractures,
cruciate ligament repair, patella luxation repair/dislocated kneecap). - Complex soft tissue surgeries (abdominal surgery, perineal hernia
and inguinal hernia repairs, ear surgery, anal gland surgery, skin
grafts, cancer surgery). - Diagnostic procedures (CSF brain fluid collection, cytology of
needle biopsies and aspirates, skin cytology, ear cytology, blood
testing, urinalysis, faeces testing and more). - Radiography – Direct Digital X-Rays.
- Anaesthesia management with one of the best possible safety records
achieved through use of safe and tailored anaesthetics, detailed
monitoring, excellent pain management and maintenance of patient’s core
body temperature. - Dentistry – including routine scale and polish, oral surgery of fractured teeth, and nerve block pain management.
Desexing of dogs and cats, especially of females, is a complex and difficult surgery. To maximise the anaesthetic safety and minimise any risk, we INCLUDE IV Fluids AND the complex, advanced anaesthetic monitoring at no additional charge. We also manage body temperature and patient recovery in such a way that even our patients, your much loved pups and kittens, love coming back in again and again!
Findon Vet Surgery News
- Saving StanleyMeet Stanley, a Staffy Bull Terrier Starved within hours of death, Fostered by our amazing vet nurses who nurtured him back to health, trained and socialized him … Regaining his faith in humanity … and finding him a wonderful home!
- The Findon Vet Teddy Bear Drive!In April the Findon Vet Surgery will be holding a fundraising drive to raise money for the Free the Bears organisation.
- Findon Vet and the Orangutan Adoption ProjectThe Orangutan Project, or TOP, is a wonderful initiative that the Findon Vet Surgery is very proud to be a part of.