Cronulla Veterinary Clinic

Cronulla Veterinary Clinic Cronulla Veterinary Clinic is a family owned business in Cronulla dedicated to providing the best po

Our range of veterinary services includes general wellness, vaccinations, microchipping, disease diagnostics, radiology, dental care, hospitalisation and i/v fluid treatments, laboratory services and surgery, as well as Export Certifications and Treatments/Testing (AQIS accredited). We are a member of the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA), Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association (ASAV

A), Australian Veterinary Association Practice Management (AVAPM) and Unusual and Exotic Pets (UEP) groups. Our clinic has been servicing the Sutherland Shire for over 30 years and we have many loyal clients from the Cronulla area and all over the Shire.

Cronulla Vet Clinic will be closed for the Kings Birthday Long Weekend Monday 8th June.We will re-open on Tuesday 9th Ju...
01/06/2026

Cronulla Vet Clinic will be closed for the Kings Birthday Long Weekend Monday 8th June.
We will re-open on Tuesday 9th June.

For any Emergencies go to:
VSOS – 24 HOUR VET HOSPITAL
106 Parraweena Road Miranda
(02) 8376 8767 See less

A single vomit in an otherwise bright dog isn't always alarming. 🐾 However, multiple vomits, or vomiting accompanied by ...
28/05/2026

A single vomit in an otherwise bright dog isn't always alarming. 🐾 However, multiple vomits, or vomiting accompanied by other symptoms, are a cause for concern.

If you observe multiple vomits, lethargy, blood or abdominal pain, contact the clinic for advice. Vomiting can be caused by an infection, toxins, foreign objects or underlying disease, and shouldn’t be ignored. 📅 Arrange a consultation with our vets if you're concerned.

If your dog has eaten something toxic, stay calm and act quickly. ⚠️ Identify what they ate, how much, and when, as this...
26/05/2026

If your dog has eaten something toxic, stay calm and act quickly. ⚠️ Identify what they ate, how much, and when, as this is critical information for your vet. Do not induce vomiting at home unless directed by a vet.

Common toxins include chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, xylitol, certain plants and human medications.

Call the clinic immediately, or the Animal Poisons Helpline after hours. 🚨

To the Graham family, thank you for the beautiful flowers, wine & massive chocolate frog and your kind words following L...
25/05/2026

To the Graham family, thank you for the beautiful flowers, wine & massive chocolate frog and your kind words following Levi’s passing. Your thoughtfulness meant so much to our entire team during an emotional time.

Saying goodbye is never easy, but knowing Levi was surrounded by so much love right until the end was truly special. He will be remembered fondly by all of us at Cronulla Vet Clinic, and our hearts are with you as you grieve the loss of your beautiful boy.

Cats are really good at hiding illness, including dehydration. 🐱 At the clinic, we assess hydration by looking for skin ...
21/05/2026

Cats are really good at hiding illness, including dehydration. 🐱 At the clinic, we assess hydration by looking for skin tenting (how quickly tented skin springs back) and gum dryness. Blood and urine tests give a more accurate picture.

At home, watch for reduced water intake, decreased urination, lethargy or dry gums, and call us if concerned. Chronic dehydration in cats can affect kidney health over time. 💧 Contact our clinic if you're worried your cat may be dehydrated.

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) measures the proportion of red blood cells in your pet's blood. TP (Total Protein) helps assess...
19/05/2026

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) measures the proportion of red blood cells in your pet's blood. TP (Total Protein) helps assess hydration, nutrition and organ function. 🩺 Together, these values give us a rapid snapshot of your pet's health. For example, a low PCV may indicate anaemia, while a high PCV can suggest dehydration.

Best of all, we can run these tests in-house within minutes, making them invaluable in sick or emergency patients. 📋 Contact our clinic if your pet needs to be assessed.

Constipation is common in cats. 🐱 Signs include straining in the litter tray, infrequent bowel movements, hard, dry stoo...
14/05/2026

Constipation is common in cats. 🐱 Signs include straining in the litter tray, infrequent bowel movements, hard, dry stools, lethargy and reduced appetite. Contributing factors include dehydration, hairballs, obesity and stress.

In severe cases it can become obstipation, requiring urgent treatment.

If your cat hasn't passed a stool in more than 48 hours or seems uncomfortable, book in with one of our vets. 📞

Today’s little patient, Momo a 5 month old kitten was very brave for his vet visit...Afterwards, the curious little kitt...
12/05/2026

Today’s little patient, Momo a 5 month old kitten was very brave for his vet visit...Afterwards, the curious little kitten spent his time watching every bit of action outside the window.

Bite wounds, whether from another dog or animal, should always be taken seriously. ⚠️Even small puncture wounds can be d...
12/05/2026

Bite wounds, whether from another dog or animal, should always be taken seriously. ⚠️

Even small puncture wounds can be deceptive; damage beneath the skin can be significant. Bite wounds carry a high infection risk and can involve deeper structures like muscles or body cavities like the chest and lungs.

Always seek veterinary attention after a bite, even if it looks minor. Early treatment can prevent serious complications. 🐶 Contact our clinic promptly if your dog has been bitten.

We’re thrilled to announce that we’re officially finalists in the Local Business Awards again this year! A huge thank yo...
11/05/2026

We’re thrilled to announce that we’re officially finalists in the Local Business Awards again this year!

A huge thank you to everyone who voted for us, supported us, and believed in what we do. Your encouragement means the world to our team at Cronulla Vet, and we’re so grateful to have such an amazing community behind us.

Becoming a finalist again is an incredible honour, and we couldn’t have achieved it without you. Thank you for being part of our journey — we’re excited for what’s ahead!

Address

37 Kingsway
Cronulla, NSW
2230

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+61295272604

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