From energetic puppies to loyal senior companions, our team is here to help your dog live a long, healthy and active life. Whether it’s preventative healthcare, surgery, dentistry or emergency treatment, you’ll have access to experienced veterinarians, modern facilities and 24/7 emergency care whenever you need us.
At Vet Services, we believe prevention is just as important as treatment. Regular health checks help us detect problems early, keeping your dog happier, healthier and by your side for longer.
Bringing home a puppy is exciting—and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
The first year of your puppy’s life lays the foundation for their lifelong health. Our team will guide you through every milestone, helping you make informed decisions as your puppy grows.
We’ll help with:
Our popular Puppy Pre-School classes provide a fun, positive introduction to life with your new puppy.
Suitable for puppies aged 8–14 weeks, classes include:
Interested in Puppy Pre-School? Register your interest today.
Dogs age much faster than we do, making annual (or twice-yearly for seniors) health checks one of the most valuable things you can do for them.
During a wellness examination, your veterinarian will assess your dog’s overall health and screen for early signs of disease before they become serious.
A routine health check includes assessment of:
Many diseases develop gradually, meaning your dog may appear “just slower” when they are actually living with pain or illness.
Early diagnosis often means better treatment options and improved quality of life.
Arthritis is one of the most common conditions affecting older dogs, but it doesn’t have to mean slowing down.
We offer comprehensive arthritis management including:
Heart disease is common in ageing dogs and some breeds are predisposed.
Signs may include:
Regular examinations allow us to detect heart murmurs early and recommend further testing if needed.
Not every lump is serious—but every lump deserves to be checked.
We can often perform a simple needle sample (fine needle aspirate) during your consultation to help determine the next steps.
Early diagnosis often means simpler surgery and better outcomes.
Kidney disease is another common condition in senior dogs.
Routine blood and urine testing allows us to detect kidney disease before symptoms become severe, helping us manage the condition earlier.
Good dental health is essential to your dog’s overall wellbeing, thats why every health check includes an oral examination.
We provide professional dental cleaning, dental X-rays and tooth extractions under general anaesthetic.
We’ll also recommend home care options and if required specialised diets to help keep teeth cleaner for longer.
Once your dog reaches around 8 years of age, we recommend annual blood and urine testing.
These simple tests help us:
Early detection often means more treatment options and a better quality of life.
PROVIDING EXCELLENT AND TRUSTED CARE
