Dapto Veterinary Clinic

22/09/2025

Meet Toast the Cavoodle!!
He came into the clinic wearing the most appropriate jumper recently.
It’s vegemite on Toast!!!

18/09/2025

We have another happy patient 😊
Nivana was all smiles at her visit to the clinic.

16/09/2025

Honcho and Oozo the Boxer puppies have mastered those puppy dog eyes. It doesn’t get much cuter than this.

08/09/2025

We recently had a litter of Japanese Spitz puppies come in for their first vaccinations and microchips. All were in good health and can now go to their future homes.
If you have a litter of puppies or kittens who require their first vaccination and microchips we do offer discounted rates for litters of 3 or more. You can make an appointment by calling (02) 4261 4055.

05/09/2025

Our newest puppy school class has commenced with Luna, Frodo, Storm, Winston and Maximus in attendance.
We can’t wait to see what they achieve.

02/09/2025

Our nurse Shauny’s dog Simba wanted to show off her winter street style in a stunning red and white ensemble, tucking in her ear for some added street cred.
Would you follow Simba’s fashion advice?

28/08/2025

For the safety and wellbeing of your pets we would like to remind our clients to always ensure their animals are secured when they arrive at the clinic. This includes in the car park and waiting room areas.
Dogs should have a well fitted collar or harness with a lead no longer than 2m attached.
Cats and pocket pets such as rabbits and guinea pigs are advised to be in an undamaged and sturdy metal or plastic carrier. Material and canvas carriers are also suitable provided there are no tears in the material and all zips can be completely closed. A towel placed over the top of the carrier also gives the pet a sense of security and privacy.
If you are unsure of how to transport your pet into the clinic if they are injured or too unwell for the previously mentioned advice, please give the clinic a call on (02) 4261 4055 prior to your appointment and our nurses can provide you with some advice.
Following these guidelines will help to minimise stress to patients and avoid any unsafe situations.

25/08/2025

Please join us in celebrating our most recent Puppy School graduates.
Benji, Humphrey and Ollie have completed their five week training with us and passed with flying colours.

22/08/2025

We have another patient throw back to share.
Phoenix the Kelpie X Border Collie was one of our puppy school students back in 2017!!
He is still the lovable energetic dog today as he was 8 years ago and has even grown into his ears.

19/08/2025

This proud fellow is Doza J Piddleton.
He was all smiles at his recent visit to the clinic.
We like all our patients to have a smile like Doza’s so if you have any concerns or questions about your pet’s health please give our friendly staff a call on (02) 4261 4055.

18/08/2025

We are currently experiencing some issues with our phone service and are working on getting call diversions in place.
We apologize for any inconvenience.

The Dapto Vet Clinic Team

14/08/2025

There has been a recent outbreak of Leptospirosis in NSW.
Here at Dapto Vet Clinic we carry the Nobivac Lepto 2 vaccine for dogs.
This vaccine is strongly encouraged if your dogs are around rodents or stagnant water, if they have not had this vaccine before or had a different brand of Leptospirosis vaccine they will require two injections each one month apart and then can get them annually.
If you are interested in getting your dog this vaccine please give the clinic a call on (02) 4261 4055 and our staff can schedule an appointment for you.

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Four dogs have died from canine leptospirosis, with two confirmed in the Southern Highlands and Shoalhaven.

The serious bacterial disease is spread by rats and contaminated water and can cause liver and kidney failure.

Some of the symptoms include vomiting or diarrhea and lethargy.

Dog owners in the Southern Highlands and South coast are being urged to have their pets vaccinated and to avoid letting them drink or swim in stagnant water.