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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

Cronulla Veterinary Clinic

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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 (ASAVA), 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.

01/11/2026

Cronulla Vet Clinic is looking for a Vet Nurse to join our team

We'd love to meet someone who:

* Has a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing.
* Has surgical nursing experience (or is keen to further develop these skills).
* Loves providing compassionate patient care.
* Enjoys educating and communicating with clients.
* Is organised, reliable and has excellent attention to detail.
* Works well under pressure while maintaining a positive attitude.
* Is kind, respectful and enjoys being part of a collaborative team.
* Has a passion for continuing education and professional development.

What you'll love about working with us

We believe our team deserves the same level of care that we provide to our patients.

We offer:

* A supportive team of experienced vets and nurses who love teaching and learning from one another.
* A modern, purpose-built hospital equipped with digital radiography, dental radiography, iM3dental equipment, IDEXX in-house laboratory, advanced anaesthetic monitoring, IV infusion pumps, blood pressure monitoring, tonometry, dedicated surgery and treatment areas, and separate dog and cat wards.
* Visiting specialists who assist with more advanced procedures and interesting cases.
* Loyal clients who genuinely appreciate high-quality veterinary care.
* Thirty-minute veterinary consultations, allowing us to practise thorough, patient-focused medicine.
* No after-hours, on-call or public holiday shifts.
* Support for continuing education, including CVE and AVA membership.
* A workplace where your ideas, growth and wellbeing are valued.

If you're looking for more than "just another nursing job" and want to be part of a team that genuinely cares about each other, we'd love to hear from you.

Please send your cover letter and resume to:
[email protected]

https://www.kookaburravets.com/mobile/jobpages/cronulla60312.htm

29/10/2026

With H5 bird flu detected in Australian wildlife, it is important to know what to do if you find an unwell or deceased bird. 🐦

Follow three steps: Avoid. Record. Report.

Avoid touching or moving the bird, and keep children and pets away. Record the date, time and location, and take a photo or video from a safe distance if possible.

Report it to the 24-hour Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888. 📞 Follow the instructions provided about collection or disposal. Do not bring sick or dead wildlife into the clinic.

27/10/2026

While you may not be familiar with the term ‘NSAIDs’ (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), you may have heard of veterinary medicines such as carprofen, meloxicam or firocoxib. 💊

These prescription medicines reduce inflammation and can help manage pain and fever. 🐾 When used appropriately, NSAIDs can be very helpful for treating post-operative pain and inflammatory conditions, as well as managing long-term problems such as arthritis.

However, they can have adverse effects, particularly on the stomach and intestines, kidneys and liver, so they aren’t suitable for every pet and may require ongoing monitoring.

Never give your pet ibuprofen or another human pain reliever unless specifically instructed by a veterinarian, as these medicines can be dangerous for pets. ⚠️

If you think your pet is unwell or in pain, please reach out to our team for help.

22/10/2026

Recurrent lameness (limping) or stiffness is a common problem in dogs, 🐕 and many owners are unsure when to have their pet assessed, particularly if the problem improves without treatment after a few days.

Recurrent lameness in dogs may be caused by conditions including:
- hip dysplasia
- cruciate ligament disease
- osteoarthritis
- luxating patellas (loose kneecaps) 🦴

We’d advise a veterinary check-up if your dog limps for more than 24 hours or experiences lameness in the same leg more than once, even if it improves between episodes. Seek prompt care if they cannot bear weight, appear very painful or seem otherwise unwell. 🩺

20/10/2026

Unfortunately, some pet food marketing can be a little misleading! 🏷️

It’s common for commercial dog foods to be labelled as a particular flavour, such as chicken, beef or lamb. Many owners then presume that this is the only animal protein present in the diet.

However, a careful read of the ingredients list may reveal several different animal proteins. 🔍 This can be particularly important when choosing food for a dog with a suspected food allergy or intolerance, or when completing a veterinary elimination diet.
If you need dietary advice or a gut health assessment for your pet, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our nutrition-savvy team! 🩺

19/10/2026

Are you missing a galah?

Super friendly galah was brought into Cronulla Vet Clinic on Thursday 15 Oct.

Found on Burraneer Bay Rd.

Please call 9527 2604 for further details

15/10/2026

Holding nose 😷 If your dog passes wind frequently, can anything be done to help tame their tummy?

Dogs may pass more wind when they have a short- or long-term intestinal upset. 💨 Common triggers include dietary indiscretion (eating something they shouldn’t), food intolerances and infectious causes, such as viral, bacterial or protozoal gastroenteritis.

If your dog has persistent or excessive flatulence, abnormal stools, vomiting, poor appetite or weight loss, it’s best to have them assessed by our knowledgeable vets, who can get to the bottom of the issue! 🩺

13/10/2026

If your pet is unwell with a poor appetite, vomiting and/or diarrhoea, how can we help keep them hydrated? 💧

Our experienced vets can assess your pet’s level of dehydration and administer appropriate fluid therapy, such as:
• Subcutaneous fluids: sterile fluids administered under the loose skin, where they are absorbed gradually over several hours. These may be suitable for mild dehydration in an otherwise stable pet.
• Intravenous (IV) fluids: fluids administered directly into a vein. These are generally used for moderate to severe dehydration, ongoing fluid losses or pets requiring closer monitoring, and usually require a hospital stay. 🏥

If you suspect your pet is unwell and becoming dehydrated, please contact our caring team promptly for advice. 🩺

08/10/2026

Did you know that cats often have a low thirst drive? 🐱

Wild cats obtain much of their moisture from eating prey, and healthy feline kidneys can concentrate urine efficiently.

This means that domestic cats, especially those eating mainly dry food, may benefit from a little extra help staying hydrated. Have a chat with our friendly vets about kitty hydration options, including:
💧 feeding part of your cat’s diet as tinned or wet food
💧 providing a feline drinking fountain ⛲
💧 offering moist hydration aids, such as lickable treats, hydration supplements or pet-safe broths made without onion, garlic or excess salt

07/10/2026

Bonnie’s lovely mum Alexandra sent us all a box of Portuguese tarts to say thank you to our team for taking such good care of her girl Bonnie before & after recovering from her surgery.

We’re always happy to care for our patients, but we certainly won’t say no to a Portagee tart!

Thank you so much Alexandra & Bonnie for the sweet surprise — and most importantly, we’re so happy to see Bonnie doing well!

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

Website

http://www.cronullavetclinic.com.au/

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