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/

In recognition of World Veterinary Day tomorrow, we are celebrating the veterinarians who are central to the work of our...
24/04/2026

In recognition of World Veterinary Day tomorrow, we are celebrating the veterinarians who are central to the work of our Veterinary Teaching Hospitals and the wider veterinary profession.

Their work goes beyond patient care, with a valued commitment to education and training. Through roles as academics, teachers, and mentors, our veterinarians help shape the next generation of professionals, with an impact that reaches well beyond our hospitals.

Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and ongoing contribution to the profession.

Our University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden will reopen Tuesday 28th April at 8:00 am. If you need assistance dur...
23/04/2026

Our University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden will reopen Tuesday 28th April at 8:00 am. If you need assistance during this time, please contact University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney, our 24/7 emergency hospital in Sydney, on (02) 9351 3437.

Make sure you keep your treats out of reach of your pets this Easter! Keep pets away from chocolate, hot cross buns, pla...
02/04/2026

Make sure you keep your treats out of reach of your pets this Easter! Keep pets away from chocolate, hot cross buns, plastic easter eggs and toys and Easter Lillies!

Happy Easter from univets - Small Animals at UVTHC! We are closed for the Easter break. If you need assistance during th...
02/04/2026

Happy Easter from univets - Small Animals at UVTHC! We are closed for the Easter break. If you need assistance during the break, please call UVTHS our 24/7 emergency hospital in Sydney on (02) 9351 3437

Connie the 13‑week‑old Shetland Sheepdog is right on track with her puppy vaccine schedule and early health checks.Regul...
09/02/2026

Connie the 13‑week‑old Shetland Sheepdog is right on track with her puppy vaccine schedule and early health checks.

Regular visits during puppyhood help protect against preventable diseases and support healthy development (and they give us moments like this that brighten everyone’s day here at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden).

Book your puppy’s next check‑up today by calling our team on (02) 4655 0777. We’re here to help them get off to a healthy start.

📍410 Werombi Road, Brownlow Hill
Open Monday - Friday 8 AM to 5 PM.

☀️🌡With extreme heat forecast over the next few days, it’s an important time to consider how high temperatures can affec...
08/01/2026

☀️🌡With extreme heat forecast over the next few days, it’s an important time to consider how high temperatures can affect pets.

Animals can feel the effects of rising temperatures sooner than we do, and without appropriate care, they may become uncomfortable, stressed, or unwell. Adjustments to routines and environments play an important role in supporting both safety and comfort during periods of heat.

As a veterinary teaching hospital, we regularly see the impacts of high temperatures on pets, ranging from heat‑related illness to preventable injuries. Certain animals are particularly vulnerable, including brachycephalic (flat‑faced) breeds, and awareness of these risks is essential in protecting animal welfare during extreme heat.

If your pet shows any signs of heat stress, seek veterinary attention immediately.

We are open Monday to Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

📞 Call (02) 4655 0077 if you have concerns.

More resources:
🔗 9 ways to keep your pet cool during a heatwave: https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2020/11/26/9-ways-to-keep-your-pet-cool-this-weekend.html
🔗Tips on how to beat the heat: health.nsw.gov.au
🔗Heatwave warnings: ambulance.nsw.gov.au/in-the-community/warnings

🐶New legislation for dog breeders in NSWFrom 1 December 2025, new NSW legislation came into effect for dog breeders. The...
08/01/2026

🐶New legislation for dog breeders in NSW

From 1 December 2025, new NSW legislation came into effect for dog breeders.

The changes strengthen animal welfare, improve transparency, and help stop puppy farming across the state. Whether you breed dogs or have an accidental litter, these rules apply to you.

What’s changing?

🪪 Breeder identification
Everyone who breeds dogs must hold a breeder identification number (BIN) or a rehoming organisation number (RON), issued through the NSW Pet Registry.

⏱️ Limits on litters and caesareans
Each female dog can have a maximum of five litters in her lifetime.
No more than three litters can be delivered by caesarean.
If a dog has had two caesareans, any further pregnancy will need veterinary approval.

🏡 Limits on breeding dogs per premises
You can keep up to 20 entire female adult dogs over six months of age on one premises, unless an exemption has been granted. Some exceptions apply.

👥 Staffing requirements
There must be at least one staff member for every 20 dogs on the premises.
Staff may be owners, employees or volunteers and must be at least 14 years old.

📢 Advertising requirements
When advertising a dog for sale or transfer, you must include:
- the dog’s microchip number
- the seller’s BIN or RON

Some exceptions apply.

This list is a summary. For full guidelines and legal requirements, see 👉https://www.petregistry.olg.nsw.gov.au/breeders

Our Small Animal Clinic at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Camden is closed from 4:00 pm today until Mond...
23/12/2025

Our Small Animal Clinic at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Camden is closed from 4:00 pm today until Monday, 5 January 2026, at 8:00 am.

For emergencies (small animals and wildlife) during this time, please see the list of recommended emergency hospitals below. Our livestock and equine veterinary services will operate with an on-call veterinarian for semi-emergencies and emergenciesonly. Please see the graphic for more information and emergency numbers (save or screenshot this post just in case)!

Thank you to our clients and community for trusting us with the care of your animals this year. We wish you a joyful holiday season and a healthy, happy year ahead.

From the Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden team.

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🚨Emergency care over the holidays (for small animals and wildlife)

🏥University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney (24/7 emergency & specialist)
65 Parramatta Road
Camperdown
02 9351 3437

🏥VECA Campbelltown (Open 24/7, non-specialist)
5/10 Blaxland Rd, Campbelltown
02 4089 4639

Other specialist hospitals across Sydney and Wollongong:

🏥ARH Wollongong (Mon - Fri: 6pm-7am, Sat - Sun: 24 hours)
1-3 Princes Highway
Fairy Meadow
02 4283 8432

🏥SASH Western Sydney (Open 24/7)
1 Rowood Road
Prospect
02 8609 9444

🏥Veterinary Specialist of Sydney (VSOS) (Open 24/7)
106 Parraweena Road
Miranda
02 8376 8767

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It’s amazing how quickly Ace the German Shepherd has grown in just two months. It really doesn’t take long for these lit...
12/11/2025

It’s amazing how quickly Ace the German Shepherd has grown in just two months. It really doesn’t take long for these little fluffballs to turn into full-grown dogs!

The early weeks of a puppy’s life are so important for setting them up for a healthy, happy future. Proper care, socialisation, and guidance at this stage make all the difference as they grow.

If you’d like advice on puppy care or want to book a check-up for your new pup, we’re here to help.

🎓 University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Camden, Small Animals
📍410 Werombi Road, Brownlow Hill
📞(02) 4655 0777

OPEN: 8am to 5pm Monday - Friday, closed on weekends.

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!

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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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