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Berry Vet Clinic Berry Vet is a family owned veterinary clinic in Berry, caring for companion and large animals.

We focus on building genuine relationships, working together to make clear, considered decisions for your animals.

🚨 CLINIC CLOSURE - WEDNESDAY 4TH OF NOVEMBER 🚨We know your pets won't be happy about it 🥺, but please know, it's for one...
02/11/2026

🚨 CLINIC CLOSURE - WEDNESDAY 4TH OF NOVEMBER 🚨

We know your pets won't be happy about it 🥺, but please know, it's for one day only and it is for their best interest! 🐾

Both clinics will be closed for a staff development day! ✨

After hours phones will be turned on and operating as normal from 5pm. 📞

✨ STAFF SPOTLIGHT THURSDAY ✨Nurse Natasha.Natasha is one of our newest graduate nurses across our Berry and Shell Cove c...
29/10/2026

✨ STAFF SPOTLIGHT THURSDAY ✨

Nurse Natasha.

Natasha is one of our newest graduate nurses across our Berry and Shell Cove clinics. She began her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2023 and fit in so well with the team that she joined us permanently last year after graduating.

Despite being early in her career, Natasha has shown a level of capability and confidence beyond her years. She approaches her role with genuine care, strong clinical awareness, and a clear passion for what she does.

Natasha is a quiet achiever — someone who gets in, gets things done, and does it well.
Nothing is ever too hard, and she consistently approaches her work with a calm, capable attitude. While naturally reserved when she first started, it has been wonderful to see her grow in confidence and find her voice within the team — speaking up when needed and contributing in a way that supports both her colleagues and the clinic.

Before joining us, Natasha worked as a tennis coach and local barista — we’re very glad we managed to steal her away and bring her into the team.

Let’s get to know her a little better…

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE VET NURSING?
I have always had a love for animals since I was little. It wasn’t until I was older that I realised I could turn that love into a career where I could care for them and help them.

WHAT ANIMALS DO YOU CURRENTLY HAVE?
I currently have one dog — a Kelpie named Tiger, who is 2 years old.

AS A NEWER NURSE, WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO ANYONE THINKING OF JOINING THE INDUSTRY?
As long as you have an interest and love for animals, along with a hardworking, “can-do” attitude, there is so much potential in this industry. There is a lot of support to help you learn, and many different pathways you can follow if you want to continue to grow and progress.

IF YOU COULD SWAP BRAINS WITH ANYONE IN THE CLINIC FOR A DAY, WHO WOULD IT BE AND WHY?
I would swap brains with Raffy — to get an insight into an animal’s life… and to cause a little chaos.

28/10/2026

Raffy proudly presents... 2014's internet sensation "Parkour"

Sweet Rumble took a tumble and got himself "Hooked"! 🎣🪝Thankfully with the help of Dr Kyah, We managed to remove the 4 f...
21/10/2026

Sweet Rumble took a tumble and got himself "Hooked"! 🎣🪝

Thankfully with the help of Dr Kyah, We managed to remove the 4 fish hooks successfully and he is now happily at home! 🐾💕

Please remember to watch out for any sharp hooks, fishing lines or baits when letting your dogs off leash around water areas! 🎣🪝

🐾 October is Pet Wellness Month! 🐾This month, we are shining a light on preventative care and long-term health to keep o...
15/10/2026

🐾 October is Pet Wellness Month! 🐾

This month, we are shining a light on preventative care and long-term health to keep our companion animals feeling their absolute best for years to come.

Preventative care isn't just about avoiding illness — it's about understanding what's normal for your pet, recognising when something changes, and taking proactive steps to keep them healthy.

Here are the key pillars to focus on:

🏥 Regular Health Checks: Stay current with routine health examinations and preventative screening, including blood work when appropriate, to help identify potential issues early and ensure your pet is thriving.

🛡️ Preventative Care: Keep up with essential vaccinations and stay consistent with parasite prevention (flea, tick, heartworm and intestinal worms).

🥣 Nutrition & Weight Management: Feed a tailored, balanced diet that supports your pet's age, breed and health status. Keep an eye on portion sizes — maintaining a healthy weight is one of the best ways to support their long-term health!

🎾 Exercise & Mental Enrichment: Daily physical activity paired with brain games and enrichment keeps both minds and bodies sharp.

👵 Senior Pet Care: Older pets need a little extra TLC! Consider six-monthly health checks, routine blood screening, monitoring joint health and mobility, and simple home adjustments to keep them comfortable.

❤️ When was your pet's last health check?

If your pet is due for a check-up, or you'd like to discuss their preventative healthcare needs, give our friendly team at Berry or Shell Cove a call!

Sweet Maggie 💕 showing off her gorgeous Pink up Berry bandana! 🌸
12/10/2026

Sweet Maggie 💕 showing off her gorgeous Pink up Berry bandana! 🌸

HAPPY VET NURSE DAY!🐾 Behind every happy tail and calm purr is an incredible vet nurse! 🐾We’re taking a moment to give a...
08/10/2026

HAPPY VET NURSE DAY!

🐾 Behind every happy tail and calm purr is an incredible vet nurse! 🐾

We’re taking a moment to give a huge, well-deserved shoutout to our compassionate, hard-working veterinary nurses.❤️

They are the ones running behind the scenes to make sure your pets are safe, comfortable, and loved. Whether they're soothing a nervous pup during vaccinations, monitoring an anesthetized patient with laser focus, helping vets with multiple different tests, or giving extra snuggles to patients recovering in hospital and more, their dedication never stops.

Their job takes immense skill, physical hard work, and a whole lot of heart and they show up every single day ready to give it their all.

To our nursing team: Thank you for all that you do for our clinic and patients. We love and appreciate you more than words can say! 💙

Drop a quick message in the comments to help us celebrate these absolute legends today! 👇✨

The team is looking extra pink today! 🩷🌸🌷🏩Pink Up Berry
06/10/2026

The team is looking extra pink today! 🩷🌸🌷🏩
Pink Up Berry

🩷 WE’RE GOING PINK FOR OCTOBER! 🩷In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Berry Vet Clinic is proud to be joining the...
02/10/2026

🩷 WE’RE GOING PINK FOR OCTOBER! 🩷

In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Berry Vet Clinic is proud to be joining the Pink Up Berry initiative! 🌸

Our wonderful community is coming together throughout October to support the McGrath Foundation. Keep an eye out for pink window displays, decorated streets, local fundraising events and plenty of community spirit around town! 💗

This month, we’re doing our part to help raise funds for the McGrath Foundation, supporting the provision of McGrath Breast Care Nurses to families experiencing breast cancer.

🌸 HOW WE’RE PARTICIPATING 🌸

🐾 Pink Bandanas for Pets! 🐾

We have a beautiful variety of handmade pink bandanas available in the clinic, lovingly made by one of our very own Vet Nurses! 💕

🌷 Small — $10

🌷 Medium — $15

🌷 Large — $20

And that’s not all! 💗 We also have a variety of other Pink Up merchandise available in the clinic.

🎀 Come in and check it out! 🎀

Every purchase helps us support this important cause while adding a little extra pink to our community. 🩷

Want to support the cause online? You can donate through the Pink Up Berry fundraising page:

https://www.pinkisthecolour.com.au/fundraisers/Berry2026

💗 Let’s Pink Up Berry together! 💗

🚨 Your pet doesn’t have to be paralysed to have tick paralysis.It sounds a little strange given the name, but some of th...
26/09/2026

🚨 Your pet doesn’t have to be paralysed to have tick paralysis.

It sounds a little strange given the name, but some of the early signs of tick paralysis can be surprisingly subtle.

Keep an eye (and ear 👂) out for:

• A change in their bark or meow
• Wobbliness or weakness, particularly in the back legs
• Vomiting, gagging or retching
• Difficulty swallowing
• Reluctance to walk, jump or move around normally
• Changes in their breathing
• Or simply seeming a little “not quite right”

Tick paralysis can progress quickly, which is why recognising those early changes is so important.

If you're worried something isn't right, please contact us. We'd much rather you call and talk it through than wait for more obvious signs to develop.

And while ticks are particularly active, keep up the prevention and those regular tick searches. 🐶🐱❤️

Address

84 Queen Street
Berry, NSW
2535

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61244641899

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