Snowy Vets

Snowy Vets Providing high quality and caring vet services to the pets and people of the Snowy Mountains. Providing Veterinary Services from two clinics.

Compassion, communication and care for our patients and clients in Cooma, Jindabyne and surrounding areas. With state of the art facilities, we can provide services such as surgeries from routine desexing to complex soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery, digital x-ray machine, ultrasound equipment, gold standard dental machine and much, much more. Cooma Animal Hospital -
393 Monaro Highway
Cooma NSW

2630
(02) 6455 7800

Jindabyne Animal Hospital -
15 Crawford Street, Leesville Industrial Estate, Jindabyne
(02) 6455 7888

Not all heroes wear capes—some wear stethoscopes and get covered in fur. 🩺🐕‍🦺​A shoutout to all our wonderful veterinari...
29/04/2026

Not all heroes wear capes—some wear stethoscopes and get covered in fur. 🩺🐕‍🦺

​A shoutout to all our wonderful veterinarians who are on call and deal with the tough calls to ensure every pet is cared for.

​We appreciate ALL that you do. ✨

24/04/2026
🌟 It’s Veterinary Receptionist Week! 🌟This week we’re celebrating the incredible humans who greet you at the desk, answe...
24/04/2026

🌟 It’s Veterinary Receptionist Week! 🌟
This week we’re celebrating the incredible humans who greet you at the desk, answer your calls, juggle bookings, calm worried owners, cuddle nervous pets and keep our clinics running smoothly every single day.

Our reception team is the heartbeat of Snowy Vets — the first smile you see, the steady voice on the phone, and the quiet problem‑solvers behind the scenes.

Thank you for your kindness, patience, humour and absolute dedication to our community. We appreciate you more than you know

We will be closed this Monday, 27th April for the ANZAC day public holiday.As always, we have a Vet on call for emergenc...
23/04/2026

We will be closed this Monday, 27th April for the ANZAC day public holiday.

As always, we have a Vet on call for emergencies. If you have an animal that requires urgent veterinary attention, please call our emergency line on 6455 7800.

We utilize the amazing service of Vetchat who triage our after-hours calls, so please follow the prompts and you will be connected with our on-call Veterinarian who will be ready to provide hands-on care.

First visits are all about building big smiles and healthy habits! 🐕Dusty joined us at Snowy Vets today for his vaccinat...
17/04/2026

First visits are all about building big smiles and healthy habits! 🐕

Dusty joined us at Snowy Vets today for his vaccinations and a comprehensive health check.
Starting off on the right paw with regular checks is the best way to ensure a long, happy life for our four-legged best friends.

Great job today, Dusty! We’ll see you for your next milestone. 🐾💉

We are back to regular trading hours after the long weekend.Beautiful Oakley visited us this morning for her puppy vacci...
07/04/2026

We are back to regular trading hours after the long weekend.

Beautiful Oakley visited us this morning for her puppy vaccination and is now covered against core canine diseases such as parvovirus! 🐾

Our clinic hours:
🕒 Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm

After-Hours Emergencies:
We have a vet available for emergencies outside of regular hours. If you need urgent assistance, please call 6455 7800.

Reminder:  Snowy Vets will be closed from Friday 3rd April (Good Friday) through until Monday 6th April (Easter Monday)....
01/04/2026

Reminder: Snowy Vets will be closed from Friday 3rd April (Good Friday) through until Monday 6th April (Easter Monday).

As always, we have an after-hours emergency service you can call - 64557800.
We work closely with Vetchat, who will triage your call and liaise with our On-call Veterinarian.

We hope you all have a great Easter indulging in chocolate 🙊
P.s remember chocolate is toxic for your furry friends.

01/04/2026

🐣 Easter Is Nearly Here — Keep Pets Safe From Toxic Foods
With Easter just around the corner, it’s a good time to remember that some of our favourite seasonal treats can be seriously dangerous for dogs and cats.

In this video, our Snowy Vets team runs through the most common household toxins — including chocolate, grapes, sultanas, raisins, macadamia nuts and fatty foods — and what to do if your pet gets into something they shouldn’t.
Even small amounts can cause big problems. If your pet has eaten any of these foods, call your vet straight away. Quick action can make all the difference.
💚 Not sure if something is safe for your pet?
Give us a call — we’re always happy to help.
Learn more on our website: https://snowyvets.com.au/.../toxic-foods-for-pets-what.../

🐾 Four Common Household Toxins Every Pet Owner Should KnowSome of the most dangerous toxins for pets are the ones alread...
31/03/2026

🐾 Four Common Household Toxins Every Pet Owner Should Know

Some of the most dangerous toxins for pets are the ones already sitting in our kitchens or gardens. Chocolate, grapes and sultanas, fatty table scraps, and even lilies can cause serious — sometimes life‑threatening — illness in dogs and cats.

If your pet has eaten any of these, or you’re unsure, please call us straight away.
Quick action can make all the difference.

💚 We’re here to help when you need us most.
📞 6455 7800

🐾Easter is almost here! With an extra extra long weekend looming - how could you forget. Snowy Vets will be closed from ...
25/03/2026

🐾Easter is almost here! With an extra extra long weekend looming - how could you forget.

Snowy Vets will be closed from Friday 3rd April (Good Friday) through until Monday 6th April (Easter Monday).

If your pets need special food or medication today is the day to organise it. This allows us time to order it in if necessary.

As always, we have an after-hours emergency service you can call - 64557800.
We work closely with Vetchat, who will triage your call and liaise with our On-call Veterinarian.

We hope you all have a great Easter indulging in chocolate 🙊
P.s remember chocolate is toxic for your furry friends.

24/03/2026

Laminitis in Autumn: What Horse Owners Need to Know
Autumn might feel like a safer season, but it’s actually a high‑risk time for laminitis. In this quick video, we explain why cooler nights, sunny days, and changing pasture sugars can trigger flare‑ups — especially in horses with EMS or PPID. Learn the early signs to watch for and simple steps you can take to protect your horse as the season shifts.

Address

393 Monaro Highway
Cooma, NSW
2630

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+61264557800

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