Uni Vets Camden

Uni Vets Camden We offer a wide range of veterinary services to the public just like private vet clinics but what se

Uni Vets Camden is part of Sydney University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden which is also home to the Camden Equine Centre, Avian Reptile and Exotic Pet Hospital and Livestock Services. Learn more at our websites:
www.camdenequinecentre.com.au
www.avianreptileandexoticpethospital.com.au
http://sydney.edu.au/vetscience/livestock/

Happy Vet Nurse Day! 🎉Today, we celebrate the incredible veterinary nurses and technologists who make our University Vet...
09/10/2025

Happy Vet Nurse Day! 🎉

Today, we celebrate the incredible veterinary nurses and technologists who make our University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden such a special place. This week, we shared some cake in their honour, with Keith Merchant, our Commercial and Clinical Services Director, sharing a few words about why we love our vet nurses:

💛 They handle the messy, essential tasks that keep our patients safe and comfortable.
💛 They are highly empathetic, guiding and supporting pet owners through tough decisions with compassion and care.
💛 They make sure everything runs smoothly for animals, owners, and the team.
💛 They work tirelessly (often work nights and weekends), making sure no patient gets left behind.

And last but not least, our nurses and techs teach each other to fly. They create space for growth, opportunity, and diverse careers - from imaging and diagnostic nurses, to wildlife nurses and carers, and reproductive nursing, pathology, and beyond - even nurses who become veterinarians.

To our nurses and technologists: we see you, we celebrate you, and we thank you for everything you do.

⬇ Leave a note of appreciation for our vet nurses below!

  was such a superstar during her check-up last week (and Mum was very brave too)! We love seeing our regular clients an...
30/09/2025

was such a superstar during her check-up last week (and Mum was very brave too)! We love seeing our regular clients and their pets; it’s always wonderful to watch them grow and stay healthy with ongoing care.

As a brachycephalic (flat-faced) breed, Belle is more prone to health challenges like breathing difficulties, overheating, and dental issues. Regular vet visits help us monitor these risks and keep pets like Belle as comfortable and healthy as possible.

Book a visit with our team today. ⬇
📍 Uni Vets Camden, 410 Werombi Rd, Brownlow Hill NSW
📞 (02) 4655 0777
⏰ Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm

We loved being part of Wollondilly Shire Council’s Dilly Doggy Day Out at Bargo Sportsground. Our University of Sydney, ...
17/09/2025

We loved being part of Wollondilly Shire Council’s Dilly Doggy Day Out at Bargo Sportsground.

Our University of Sydney, Uni Vets Camden veterinarians and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students provided free pet health checks on the day and loved meeting your adorable companions!

Our team also took to the stage to share practical pet care tips and insights with the community:

🐾 Dr Jenni Green, Director of Uni Vets Camden, spoke about parasite prevention – from worms and ticks to seasonal tips every pet owner should know.
🐾 Dr Tina Baxter, our skin, ears, and allergy veterinarian, explained how to deal with itchy dogs, and how often you really need to bathe your dog (spoiler: not as often as you think!).
🐾 Lauren, one of our fourth-year vet students, shared her experience with her placements in our University Veterinary Teaching Hospitals, which allow vet students to get real-world exposure to a range of cases, while receiving guidance from senior veterinarians.

Days like this are special as they give our students hands-on experience in the community, while giving pet owners access to trusted veterinary knowledge.

A huge thank you to Wollondilly Shire Council for hosting such a fantastic event to celebrate our furry friends. We were proud to be part of it!

Experience everything veterinary science has to offer at Open Day 2025! 🐾Come and visit our Veterinary Science stall at ...
27/08/2025

Experience everything veterinary science has to offer at Open Day 2025! 🐾

Come and visit our Veterinary Science stall at the Science Hub for an exciting program full of hands-on activities, games, and info sessions where you can get your questions answered and see what it’s really like to study veterinary science at Sydney.

Learn about our University Veterinary Teaching Hospitals in Sydney and Camden and discover the amazing opportunities that await you as a future vet.

🗓️ Check out the full schedule: https://openday.sydney.edu.au/program/?area-of-interest=science

It’s International Dog Day! 🐾 Today we’re shining a light on one Very Important Pup who’s loved by staff and students at...
26/08/2025

It’s International Dog Day! 🐾 Today we’re shining a light on one Very Important Pup who’s loved by staff and students at the University of Sydney School of Veterinary Science: Mulligan.

A long-time supporter of our School of Veterinary Science and Veterinary Teaching Hospitals, Mulligan is well known for his generous spirit, and, of course, his very impressive collection of bibs!

His story is part of a bigger legacy. Mulligan’s dad’s connection with the School began with Ruggles, a much-loved Newfoundland cared for by our teams at Camden and Sydney. In gratitude for Ruggles’ care, his dad established the Ruggles Scholarship, which continues to support Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students. Today, Mulligan and his dad carry that legacy forward.

Recently, Mulligan joined his dad at our School’s Prize Night in Camperdown, then just days later he answered another call: one of our patients at Uni Vets Camden urgently needed a blood donation. Mulligan stepped up and gave his blood to help another dog recover. What a superstar!

On this International Dog Day, we celebrate Mulligan, all the pups and owners who trust us with their companions. We also wish to thank our veterinary teams, clinicians and researchers, whose care and expertise make a real difference in the lives of animals we treat and drive research-led innovations in veterinary and human health.

Noticed your dog or cat slowing down? Cold weather can make stiff joints harder to manage, but small changes at home can...
11/08/2025

Noticed your dog or cat slowing down? Cold weather can make stiff joints harder to manage, but small changes at home can make a big difference.

From gentle exercise to regular vet checks, here are 5 simple tips to help keep your pet comfortable and moving well.

Uni Vets Camden is part of the University of Sydney's veterinary teaching hospitals. As Australia’s leading veterinary science school, we combine expert care with the latest research, meaning your pet gets evidence-based support at every stage of life.

If you’re concerned about your pet’s mobility, don’t wait for joint pain to get worse. Book a general practice appointment today. Appointments available Monday to Friday.

📞 (02) 4655 0777
📍 410 Werombi Road, Brownlow Hill

It’s International Cat Day. A chance to celebrate the lives they share with us, and the humans and veterinary hospital s...
08/08/2025

It’s International Cat Day. A chance to celebrate the lives they share with us, and the humans and veterinary hospital staff that keep them well.

At Uni Vets Camden we’re here for every stage of your cat’s life, from wellness checks and dental care to nutrition and behaviour advice. Backed by the University of Sydney’s leading veterinary school, we combine hands‑on care with the latest evidence to keep your cat comfortable and well.

Our hospital is supported by University of Sydney researchers who are internationally recognised for clinical research into viral, fungal and cancerous diseases in cats, and our no‑kill clinical research approach focuses on improving feline health everywhere.

Book your cat's next visit with us today.

📍410 Werombi Road, Brownlow Hill
📞 (02) 4655 0777

Nearly 30% of surgical site disinfecting in veterinary hospitals misses the recommended contact time.Our expert anaesthe...
28/07/2025

Nearly 30% of surgical site disinfecting in veterinary hospitals misses the recommended contact time.

Our expert anaesthetists, Dr Eduardo Uquillas and Chris Burrows, led a study across five hospitals observing real-world use of chlorhexidine — a vital antiseptic for preventing infections.

The study revealed disinfectant is often left on too briefly or too long, increasing risk to pets. It highlights wide variation in practice and the urgent need for standardised protocols.

At the University of Sydney Veterinary Teaching Hospitals, we’re proud to lead this important research that raises surgical safety standards. We’re now in the second phase of this study, where we’re testing different disinfection times to see how they affect the results. Our goal is to find the best amount of time to use chlorhexidine for effective disinfection.

Read the full study in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association: https://avmajournals.avma.org/view/journals/javma/aop/javma.25.04.0226/javma.25.04.0226.xml?tab_body=abstract

💬 Vets: Have you noticed if the timing of chlorhexidine application makes a difference in your cases? We’d love to hear your experiences!

We’re hiring a Veterinary Nurse Unit Manager at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden.This full-time role i...
10/07/2025

We’re hiring a Veterinary Nurse Unit Manager at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden.

This full-time role is ideal for an experienced nurse with proven leadership experience, ready to take the next step in a dynamic academic environment focused on clinical care, teaching and research.

You’ll stay hands-on with patient care while leading a team across equine, livestock, small animal and wildlife services. This role blends clinical expertise, team management and student teaching in a multi-species veterinary teaching hospital.

If you care deeply for animals and people and want to grow your skills while helping shape the next generation of vets, this is your opportunity.

Apply now: https://usyd.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/USYD_EXTERNAL_CAREER_SITE/details/Veterinary-Nurse-Unit-Manager_0136061-3?q=nurse+unit+manager

15/05/2025

Practical experience is a vital part of veterinary education.

At our Camden campus, fourth-year veterinary medicine students take the lead in our teaching clinic (under the supervision of our senior veterinarians, of course)!

Appointments might take a little longer, but nothing goes unnoticed as our students conduct thorough, nose-to-tail examinations as part of their clinical training, ensuring your pet receives comprehensive care with thoughtful treatment options tailored to each case.

Whether in the clinic or out in the community at events like Paws in the Park, these hands-on experiences help students grow into confident, compassionate vets ready to make a difference.

Thank you to the Camden community for your continued support in training the next generation of vets. 🐾

We’re heading to Paws in the Park! 🐾Join us this Sunday 4 May at Camden’s much-loved Paws in the Park. Our UniVets team ...
02/05/2025

We’re heading to Paws in the Park! 🐾

Join us this Sunday 4 May at Camden’s much-loved Paws in the Park. Our UniVets team will be there offering free vet health checks - it's the perfect chance to check in on your dog’s wellbeing and get expert advice.

We love being part of this event because it’s all about celebrating the bond between people and their pets. It’s also a great opportunity for our Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students to gain hands-on experience, guided by our veterinarians.

📍 Stop by the health check area and say hi. We’d love to meet you and your dog!

📣Good dogs of Camden – get your best bows and shine your coats - there is only:

🐾 TWO DAYS 🐾 until Paws in the Park!

📅 Sunday 4 May
🕙 10am – 2pm
📍 Camden Bicentennial Equestrian Park
🔗camdenpaws.com.au

This FREE event is paw-fect for dogs and their owners to mingle, have fun and show off!

Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐾🌍At Uni Vets Camden, we’re proud of our skilled and compassionate vets who care for your pe...
26/04/2025

Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐾🌍

At Uni Vets Camden, we’re proud of our skilled and compassionate vets who care for your pets every day and help train the next generation of veterinary professionals.

On this special day, Head of School and Dean, Professor Jacqui Norris, shares her gratitude:

“Thank you to the amazing veterinarians in our Sydney School of Veterinary Science. I am so proud of their work in preventing and saving animal lives, advocating for animal welfare and teaching the next generation of veterinarians. I am very proud of our wonderful profession and send a shout out today to all veterinarians globally, thanking them for the work they do to protect animal health and welfare."

Animal health takes a team, and we’re proud to be part of it.

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410 Werombi Road
Camden, NSW
2570

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

02 46550777

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