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.

A fond farewell to Kayla as she begins a new adventure! After many wonderful years caring for the pets and families of C...
02/09/2026

A fond farewell to Kayla as she begins a new adventure!

After many wonderful years caring for the pets and families of Cronulla Vet Clinic, we’re sadly saying goodbye to one of our much-loved veterinary nurses, Kayla.
Kayla has been a cherished part of our team since joining us as a Year 10 work placement student, growing into a fully qualified veterinary nurse. Throughout her journey with us, her kindness, compassion and dedication have made a lasting difference to our patients, their families and everyone here at Cronulla Vet.

Now, Kayla is off on an exciting new adventure, heading overseas to live and experience life in Canada. While we’re incredibly sad to see her go, we couldn’t be more excited for all the amazing experiences and opportunities that await her.
Thank you, Kayla, for all your hard work, care and dedication over the years, and for the countless animals you’ve helped along the way. You will certainly be missed around the clinic!

From all of us at Cronulla Vet Clinic, we wish you the very best for this exciting new chapter. Go and make some wonderful memories!

Spring means grass seeds, and these arrow-shaped seeds are experts at burrowing into paws, ears, eyes, and skin, sometim...
01/09/2026

Spring means grass seeds, and these arrow-shaped seeds are experts at burrowing into paws, ears, eyes, and skin, sometimes travelling deep into the body. 🌾

To reduce the risk, avoid long dry grass on walks, keep your lawn mown, and clip the fur around your dog's paws and ears. Check your pet thoroughly after outdoor adventures, especially between the toes. 🐾

Sudden head shaking, paw licking, or a weeping lump warrants a prompt vet visit. ⚠️

Weird symptom spotlight: nystagmus 👀Nystagmus is an involuntary, rhythmic flicking eye motion which can occur in pets wi...
27/08/2026

Weird symptom spotlight: nystagmus 👀

Nystagmus is an involuntary, rhythmic flicking eye motion which can occur in pets with issues affecting their internal balance systems. 🧠

Common acquired causes include:

• Middle or inner ear infections
• Idiopathic vestibular disease: a condition that can occur suddenly in senior pets
• Brain conditions such as strokes, infections, inflammation or masses
• Head trauma

However, breeds such as Siamese and Himalayan cats can be born with long-term pendular nystagmus, a benign condition which doesn’t generally affect their vision or general health.

If your pet ever shows any sudden eye changes, it’s always safest to have our vets promptly take a look! ⚠️

“Can’t I just leave my pet’s diseased teeth to fall out on their own?”We recommend against this for the following reason...
25/08/2026

“Can’t I just leave my pet’s diseased teeth to fall out on their own?”

We recommend against this for the following reasons:

⚠️ Pain – periodontal disease can be very painful, and it can take months to years before an affected tooth becomes loose enough to fall out

⚠️ Infection – periodontal disease involves infection, which can affect the health of your pet’s other vital organs and can also lead to painful tooth root abscesses necessitating emergency treatment

⚠️ The Yuck Factor – having a pet with super stinky breath is unpleasant for human family members, and can pose a significant health risk for immunocompromised owners too

For an assessment of your pet’s dental health, book a consultation with one of our vigilant vets.

Here are three reasons why you shouldn’t worry about your pet if they require dental extractions:🦷 We use various forms ...
20/08/2026

Here are three reasons why you shouldn’t worry about your pet if they require dental extractions:

🦷 We use various forms of pain relief prior to, during, and after the dental procedure to ensure minimal discomfort is felt by your pet

🦷 We only remove teeth if we think they are too diseased to save – so in general, pets will actually be more comfortable when these problematic teeth are out!

🦷 Your pet will still be able to eat a standard canine or feline diet, even with multiple teeth removed

For more reassurance about pet dental procedures, consult our kind and compassionate team.

While minimally processed foods can certainly have health benefits, raw chicken is one unprocessed food that can hold mo...
18/08/2026

While minimally processed foods can certainly have health benefits, raw chicken is one unprocessed food that can hold more risks than advantages.

Unfortunately, raw chicken:

⚠️ Is frequently contaminated with harmful bacteria such as Salmonella or Campylobacter, which can pose health risks to both pets and people (particularly those who are pregnant or immunocompromised)

⚠️ Is a significant risk factor for a rapid-onset paralysis condition in dogs known as Acute Polyradiculoneuritis or Coonhound paralysis (which can look similar to tick paralysis)

For more pet nutritional safety advice, consult our knowledgeable vets. 🩺

17/08/2026

Our little regular Bonnie, knows the routine!

Waiting patiently at the vet door, ready for us to open… because she know there’s a treat waiting inside!

Nothing gets past this professional treat detector

Do you know how to quickly check your dog’s dental health?Flip the lip!Rating this dog’s dental health:🦷 Uniformly salmo...
13/08/2026

Do you know how to quickly check your dog’s dental health?

Flip the lip!

Rating this dog’s dental health:

🦷 Uniformly salmon-pink gums along the gum-tooth margin, with no redness, swelling or recession of the edges (only some normal black speckly pigmentation) = great!

🦷 A comfortable mouth, with no significant unpleasant odour (you’ll have to trust us on this one!) = great!

🦷 Early calculus accumulation in the green circled areas = dental cleaning is ideally recommended to reverse this early disease and restore the mouth to perfect health!

Contact our clinic for personalised advice.

“Oof, your breath stinks!” 😮‍💨If you have thought this about your pet on more than one occasion, it’s definitely time to...
11/08/2026

“Oof, your breath stinks!” 😮‍💨

If you have thought this about your pet on more than one occasion, it’s definitely time to book them in for a dental health check with one of our kind and gentle vets! 🦷

Bad breath is sometimes the only symptom of dental disease that owners will notice in their pet, as many dogs and cats will continue to eat relatively normally, even if their mouth is sore.

The earlier that your pet’s dental disease is treated, the more likely it is that their issues can be managed without the requirement for extractions. The result: better comfort, health and breath for your pet, and lower treatment costs for you. Wins all round! ✨

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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