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Phone: Fax: Address:	02 4474 2532 02 4474 4186 86-88 Queen St Moruya, NSW 2537
Emergency 24 Hours Call our mobile after hours to reach our on-call vet.
A/H Mobile:	0408 429 681
	Email Us
Mon-Fri: Sat: Sun:	8.30am - 5 pm 8.30am - 12noon 9.00am - 11.00am (by appointment)

Current Promotions

If you would like the chance to win some of the all new 'Nexgard Spectra' head on over to our facebook page and put a pic of your dog in the comments of the competition post.

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Welcome to Moruya Veterinary Hospital

Please note that we have changed our trading hours for Winter - starting Monday, June 5th

As always, there will be a vet on call 24hrs for emergencies on 0408 429 681

Moruya Veterinary Hospital is a mixed rural practice that operates a modern facility with up-to-date veterinary care. The modern architecturally designed state of the art veterinary facility is dedicated to serving the needs of the owners and animals of Moruya, the Eurobodalla Shire and South Coast NSW. The Hospital has provided veterinary care to domestic pets, production farm animals, and horses for 40 years.

Our service is available 24/7 with a veterinarian on call 365 days of the year. Our animal hospital offers both routine and emergency services in the clinic or on property. We also stock a great range of high quality pet food, drenches and pet accessories.

Reminder to all clients

If a visit to the vet is needed please phone 4474 2532 for a suitable appointment time. We try our best to be available when appointments have been made, however emergency treatments will take preference.

Clients coming into the hospital with cats are required for safety reasons to have their cat securely contained within a cage or similar device. Also, all dogs must be on a leash and under control by an adult. If possible, take your dog for a short walk before entering the waiting room to avoid those embarrassing moments which require the use of a mop.

We also ask that leads and unnecessary accessories and blankets are not left with animals that are admitted to the hospital. We have quite a large lost property box full of items that have not gone home with patients.

Puppy Preschool

Help your puppy grow up to be the best dog he can be

Whether you are an experienced dog owner or a newbie, we can't recommend this class enough.

Designed specifically for puppies aged between 6-12 weeks these classes are an early socialisation, training and education program, ideal to help you and your newest family member get started off on the right paw.

Both Denise and Karen have a wealth of experience to share in a fun relaxed environment both you and your dog will enjoy.

Brrr it's cold

Now that the weather is getting chilly you may notice your older companions are feeling the cold a little more or having trouble getting up in the mornings. You can make them more comfortable by making a few simple changes:

* If your dog has a bed on the floor, put a flattened cardboard box underneath for added insulation. Cold will seep through a foam mattress and cardboard is great for an insulation barrier.

* For outside dogs, bring them in overnight or during inclement weather.

* A nice warm dog coat can help during the colder months.

* Some older companions may appreciate two smaller meals a day rather than one large meal. You can also warm their meals to just above room temp to make them feel extra special on cold days.

* Add an extra blanket to their bed

For older pets who are starting to slow down, make an appointment for an arthritis check. There are a number of products and treatments available to manage the pain associated with joint pain and help your pet feel more comfortable.

Fleas...fleas...fleas

Now that the weather is starting to cool down a little and Winter will be here soon, it's tempting to let your flea prevention slide a little. However, although fleas numbers do drop off a little in the colder months they are still active all year round, especially in your nice warm home. Keeping your flea prevention up to date now and over Winter will help to stop that 'Spring explosion' that is so frustrating for you and your pets.

Clinic Life

One of these dogs ate ratbait - the only way to tell was to make them all vomit.

Bo - receptionist extraordinaire

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Moruya Veterinary Hospital

For up to date information on what's happening in hospital or just some interesting short posts about all things animals, join us on our facebook page.

Watch our TV ad!

We have a television ad on channel WIN (press Play on the video above). Look out for these local faces:

Claude and Delilah
Gordon and Bronson
Louie the french bulldog from Tilba
Cletus and his cattle
Gracie Geard one of the clinic dogs
Mogo Zoo locals
Farren and her trusty steed
Janelle's foal
and NEW Tuross locals - Stacey and her pack of labradors!