Berry Vet Clinic

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.

🚨 DO YOU KNOW ME? 🚨UPDATE: HE HAS NOW GONE TO SHOALHAVEN ANIMAL SHELTER!I'm lost and looking for my owners!Found: Bottom...
03/06/2026

🚨 DO YOU KNOW ME? 🚨

UPDATE: HE HAS NOW GONE TO SHOALHAVEN ANIMAL SHELTER!

I'm lost and looking for my owners!
Found: Bottom of Berry Mountain.
NOT microchipped.

Please call the clinic if you own me on 4464 1899.

✨️ STAFF SPOTLIGHT THURSDAY ✨️Veterinarian, Dr Emma.Emma joined our team in 2021 after graduating from the University of...
14/05/2026

✨️ STAFF SPOTLIGHT THURSDAY ✨️

Veterinarian, Dr Emma.

Emma joined our team in 2021 after graduating from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Since then, she has continued to grow into a highly capable and trusted veterinarian within our team.

Originally from Sydney, Emma made the move to the South Coast to enjoy the variety of mixed practice work — along with the added bonus of beach days on her time off.

Emma has a strong interest in internal medicine and has continued to build her knowledge through further study in this area.

Emma is known for her dedication and thorough approach to her work.
She consistently brings a high level of care and attention to detail to her cases, and plays an important role in supporting the development of our clinic’s Standards of Care and protocols — helping to improve consistency and outcomes for both our patients and clients.

Let’s get to know her a little better…

WHAT MADE YOU CHOOSE TO BECOME A VETERINARIAN?
It was the classic childhood dream. The mix of science and my love for animals seemed like a great way to spend the rest of my life working.

WHAT ANIMALS DO YOU CURRENTLY HAVE?
I have a Border Collie called Theodore. We enjoy dog sports together, specifically flyball (basically drag racing for dogs!).

WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE THING TO DO ON A DAY OFF ON THE SOUTH COAST?
I enjoy my days off either training with Theo, going for a bush walk in the national parks, or spending time at one of the many beaches.

WHAT VETERINARY TOOL WOULD YOU BE AND WHY?
I would be a cystotomy spoon as it's a very versatile instrument with lots of different uses than what it’s named for.

Meet Our Visiting Duo! 🚐🐾We have some exciting news to share! If you’ve been in recently, you might have spotted two new...
11/05/2026

Meet Our Visiting Duo! 🚐🐾

We have some exciting news to share! If you’ve been in recently, you might have spotted two new faces helping out behind the scenes.

Please help us welcome Mike and Sammy, who have joined us for a 5-week stint! They’ve jumped in to provide locum support while they’re on the road traveling, and we couldn't be happier to have them as part of the crew.

Whether you're in for a check-up or just popping by, make sure to give them a big hello if you see them! Let’s show them the amazing community spirit we have here. 💕

08/05/2026

✨️💕 FUN POST FRIDAY 💕✨️
Pose as the Veterinary instrument. ✂️🩺💉

✨️ STAFF SPOTLIGHT THURSDAY ✨️Veterinarian, Dr Kyah.Kyah is a homegrown local who joined our team in 2021 after graduati...
07/05/2026

✨️ STAFF SPOTLIGHT THURSDAY ✨️

Veterinarian, Dr Kyah.

Kyah is a homegrown local who joined our team in 2021 after graduating from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Having grown up in the area, she was keen to return to the South Coast and begin her veterinary career in a mixed practice setting. 🐮🐶🐱

Kyah’s connection to the clinic actually goes back much further — from visiting as a young client with her family pets, to completing school work experience and university placements with us, and now returning as a veterinarian. It’s been a special journey to see her come full circle and grow into the role she holds today.

Since graduating, Kyah has continued to build her skills and pursue further training, developing a strong interest in orthopaedic surgery. 🦴

Kyah is a highly driven and hardworking veterinarian who is always looking to grow and improve.
She has completed extensive additional training in orthopaedics, including CPD courses, time spent observing specialist surgeons, and hands-on experience performing procedures under guidance.

Kyah now leads our orthopaedic work within the clinic, performing procedures such as TPLO and continuing to expand her skills in this area. She is also currently working towards her Memberships in Small Animal Surgery. 🩻

Let’s get to know her a little better…

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT BEING A VET?
It’s cliché, but I’ve always loved animals. I also love that no two days are the same, and every day brings a new challenge.

WHAT MADE YOU INTERESTED IN ORTHOPAEDICS?
I see orthopaedics as the perfect mix of my love for animals and veterinary medicine, along with my enjoyment of building and problem-solving — something that started from years of playing with Meccano and Lego.
Having a sporting background has also given me a strong appreciation for rehabilitation and improving mobility.

WHAT ANIMALS DO YOU CURRENTLY HAVE?
I have two Golden Retrievers, Marlo and Annie, two cats, Max and Marley, and lots of ducks and chickens — which my dogs love playing with.

WHAT IS AN INTERESTING FACT ABOUT YOU?
I travelled the world playing both field and indoor hockey, representing Australia.

🐾 It’s Dog Anxiety Awareness Week! 🐾Ever feel like your dog is trying to tell you something, but you just can't find the...
06/05/2026

🐾 It’s Dog Anxiety Awareness Week! 🐾

Ever feel like your dog is trying to tell you something, but you just can't find the "translate" button? 🐕‍🦺

Just like us, our pups can get stressed, scared, and overwhelmed. Because they can’t use words, they use behavior to let us know they're struggling. Sometimes, what looks like "acting out" is actually a silent cry for help.

🚩 Is it "Bad Behavior" or Anxiety?

If your dog is showing these signs, they might be dealing with underlying anxiety:

● Destructiveness: Chewing furniture or scratching at doors/windows.
● Vocalizing: Excessive barking, whining, or crying.
● Restlessness: Constant pacing or an inability to settle down.
● Withdrawal: Hiding or avoiding touch and interaction.
● Accidents: Unusual bathroom breaks inside the house.

The Good News: Help is Available!
Anxiety doesn't have to be your dog's "normal." There are many ways we can support them.

• Training: Desensitisation, routines, and mental stimulation.
• Environment: Pheromone diffusers, calming music, or pressure wraps (like Thundershirts).
• Medical Support: Specialised supplements or vet-prescribed medications.

Don’t let your best friend struggle in silence. ❤️

If you recognise these symptoms in your pet, let's chat. Our friendly veterinary team is here to help create a plan that brings the wag back to their tail.

Book an appointment today to discuss your pup’s wellbeing!

🐾 Happy World Veterinarian Day! 🐾Today, we’re shouting out our AMAZING vets! 🩺✨A massive thank you to Bryden, Emma, Kyah...
26/04/2026

🐾 Happy World Veterinarian Day! 🐾

Today, we’re shouting out our AMAZING vets! 🩺✨

A massive thank you to Bryden, Emma, Kyah, Sasha, Dora, Stuart and Jess for everything you do. Whether it’s the meticulous attention to detail, the endless compassion you show every patient, or the way you treat every furry (and feathered!) friend like your own, we see your hard work and we appreciate it.

Beyond the consult and surgery rooms, thank you for being the ultimate team players. We are so grateful for the way you support the rest of the staff and constantly share your knowledge to help us all grow.

You guys are truly worth more than words can tell! 💙

This Anzac Day, we honour not only the brave men and women who served, but also the animals who stood by their sides. Fr...
24/04/2026

This Anzac Day, we honour not only the brave men and women who served, but also the animals who stood by their sides. From horses and camels in the desert to messenger pigeons and loyal dogs, their bravery and loyalty played a vital role in our nation's history. 🐾💜 Lest We Forget.

🐾 It’s Veterinary Receptionist Week! 🐾Behind every smooth-running clinic is a team of superstars making it all happen. ✨...
24/04/2026

🐾 It’s Veterinary Receptionist Week! 🐾

Behind every smooth-running clinic is a team of superstars making it all happen. ✨️ Today, we’re sending a massive THANK YOU to our three incredible receptionists across our two main clinics: Trish, Marni and Tayla. 🩷
They are so much more than the welcoming faces at our front desk or the friendly voices on the other end of the phone. They are our daily superheroes. 🦸‍♀️
They keep the schedule running smoothly, they jump in and help out the back when needing and the dedication and compassion they show not just to our clients and patients but to the team are unmatched! 🫶

Trish, Marni, and Tayla—we appreciate everything you do! Please join us in the comments by sharing a shout-out for these amazing ladies! 👇

A MASSIVE congratulations to our two amazing vets, Dr Sasha and Dr Dora, on celebrating their University graduation cere...
23/04/2026

A MASSIVE congratulations to our two amazing vets, Dr Sasha and Dr Dora, on celebrating their University graduation ceremony today! 🎓✨️

They’ve officially walked the stage (even though we’ve been lucky to have them already caring for your furry family members 🐾

The whole team at Berry Vet Clinic and Shell Cove Vet Clinic couldn’t be prouder of you both! 💙

Address

84 Queen Street
Berry, NSW
2535

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+61244641899

Website

https://thinkregional.com.au/local-employers/berry-and-shell-cove-veterinary-clinics/

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