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Vet HQ Darlinghurst

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When you have a problem with your pet, the team at Vet HQ are there for you. We love to see happy and healthy pets, our aim is to help you achieve this.

Vet HQ Darlinghurst is a veterinarian and animal hospital, located in Darlinghurst, NSW. The services we offer include desexing, veterinary medicine, dentistry, pet grooming, dog food, cat food xray, ultrasound etc. Although we are located in Darlinghurst, we service clients from areas such as Potts Point, Redfern, Surry Hills, Paddington, Woollahra and all surrounding areas. If you are looking for the best vet services in Sydney, look no further.

29/10/2026

🎃👻 Halloween in the city can be a little spooky for our pets too!

Busy streets, costumes, doorbells, visitors and tempting treats can all be a bit much for our four-legged friends.

📌 Save this post and share it with your fellow pet parents!

🎃 Walk early before the streets get busy and keep dogs securely on lead.

🎃 Create a calm retreat away from doorbells, visitors and hallway noise.

🎃 Watch those doors! Make sure microchip details are up to date and take extra care around entrances, hallways and balconies.

🎃 Costumes are optional, comfort isn’t. If they’re not loving the dress-ups, skip them!

🍫 Keep the Halloween haul out of paws’ reach. Chocolate, lollies, wrappers and treat bags can all spell trouble.

👻 Who you gonna call?
If Halloween delivers the wrong kind of scare, have Vet HQ and Urgent Vet’s details saved in your phone.

♻️ And remember the morning after. Pick up discarded wrappers, decorations and costume pieces that could be hazardous to pets and local wildlife.

📸 Got a little pumpkin, ghost or ghoul at home? Share your Halloween pet pics in the comments or tag us. We’d love to see them! 🧡🐾

Have a spooky, safe and pet-friendly Halloween! 🎃👻

27/10/2026

Sometimes the first sign that your dog is feeling anxious is simply that something about them seems different. 🐶

Maybe they are finding it harder to settle, sticking closer to you than usual, avoiding something they normally enjoy or reacting differently to changes around them.

Those small shifts can tell us a lot.

Our latest blog covers some of the less obvious signs of anxiety, what may be behind them and practical ways you can help your dog feel more secure. It also covers when it may be worth checking in with our team.

💙 Read the full article here - https://vethq.com.au/dog-anxiety-signs-triggers/.

23/10/2026

Darlo, you’re invited! 🎄🍷

We’re swapping the usual vet visits for a little cheese, w**e and Christmas cheer!

As the year starts to wrap up, we’d love to get together with our Darlo community, catch up with some familiar faces and say a big thank you for being part of Vet HQ Darlinghurst. 🧡

Whether you’ve been visiting us for years or have only recently joined the Vet HQ family, we’d love to see you there.

📅 Thursday 19 November
⏰ 6pm–8pm
📍 Vet HQ Darlinghurst
🐶 Dogs on leads are welcome too!

RSVP here - https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/SUd0An2qnu

Come along, enjoy a drink and a bite to eat, meet some fellow Darlo pet people and celebrate the year with our team.

A special thank you to Provet for supporting the evening.

We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 🐾🎄

20/10/2026

Important Update: 🦇

Food shortages are currently leaving some flying foxes hungry, weak and unable to fly normally, which means you and your pets may be more likely to come across one.

If you do, the most important thing is simple: don’t touch the bat and keep your pets away.

Australian bats can carry Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABLV). While the apparent risk to dogs and cats is very low, direct contact between a pet and a bat should always be assessed.

🐾 Pet had contact? Contact Vet HQ promptly.
👤 Person bitten, scratched or exposed to saliva?
Contact the NSW Public Health Unit on 1300 066 055.
🦇 Sick, injured or grounded bat? Call WIRES Wildlife Rescue on 1300 094 737.

Swipe through for what you need to know and save this post so you have the information handy if you ever need it 💙

19/10/2026

Meet Seymour 🧡

Seymour was brought into Vet HQ Darlinghurst as a stray, and since then he’s become a much loved part of the clinic.

He’s about one year old, confident, funny, affectionate and playful. Seymour has limited vision due to congenital eye abnormalities and will be having entropion surgery before going to his new home.

Our Christmas wish is to see Seymour settled into a loving home, ideally on a lap of his own. 🎄🐾

We’re now welcoming registrations of interest and meet and greets. If Seymour sounds like he could be the right fit for you, please get in touch with our Darlinghurst team.

We’d love our community to help us share his story. 💙🧡

15/10/2026

☀️ Sunny walks around Darlo, local park visits and summer adventures are calling! 🐾

But ticks don't check postcodes! Even our city pets can be exposed during neighbourhood walks, coastal day trips and weekends away, especially as the weather warms up.

Parasite prevention matters all year round for both dogs and cats, along with regular tick checks after outdoor adventures.

Every pet is different, so if you're unsure about their protection, our Darlo team is always happy to chat about options suited to their needs, lifestyle and travel plans. 💙

These may include oral chews, suitable topical treatments or a convenient once-yearly tick prevention injection for eligible dogs.

🐾 Want to learn more? Take a look at our preventative care page:
https://vethq.com.au/preventative-care/.

09/10/2026

The human-animal bond is something pretty special.

Our animals give us companionship, connection and countless small moments that can positively contribute to our wellbeing. They encourage us to get outside, create routine, slow down, be present and, often, simply make us smile.

Today, on World Mental Health Day, we celebrate the positive connection between people and animals, but it’s also an important opportunity to reflect on mental health within the veterinary profession.

Behind every consultation, surgery, phone call and patient is a person who has chosen a career caring for animals and the people who love them. Supporting the wellbeing of those people matters.

We’re grateful for organisations such as Flynn’s Walk and Sophie’s Legacy, which continue to raise awareness, encourage conversations around mental health and advocate for greater support across the veterinary community.

Today, let’s check in with the people around us, make space for conversations about mental health, and celebrate the animals who add so much to our lives. 💙🧡

How does your pet brighten your day? 🐶🐱

08/10/2026

There’s a lot that goes into a day at Vet HQ Darlinghurst, and our nurses are at the heart of it. 💙🧡

This Vet Nurse Day 2026, we’re celebrating the people who keep our patients cared for, support our vets and help everything keep moving, even on the busiest days. 🐾

To mark this year’s theme, Everyday Heroes: Strength, Skill and Heart in Action, we asked our vets to share what our nurses mean to them.

Swipe through to see what they had to say. 💬

To our Darlinghurst nursing team, thank you for the skill, calm, kindness and teamwork you bring to our patients, our clients and each other every day. We couldn’t do it without you. 🩺💙

03/10/2026

Sometimes seeing the world through your pet’s eyes means noticing the things we might normally walk past. 🐾

A new sound outside, different smells, visitors at home, activity in the street or a change to their usual routine can all shape how an animal experiences their day.

This year’s World Animal Day theme, See the World Through Their Eyes, is a reminder to think beyond our own perspective and consider what our changing surroundings might feel like for the animals who share them with us.

At VET HQ, we know every pet has their own personality, preferences and way of experiencing the world. Taking the time to notice what makes them feel comfortable, curious or unsure helps us make better choices for their care and wellbeing.

A little patience, space and understanding can go a long way, not just for our own pets, but for animals across our community too. 💙

Address

116-118 Darlinghurst Road
Darlinghurst, NSW
2010

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 7pm
Thursday	7:30am - 7pm
Friday	7:30am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61293582566

Website

http://vethq.com.au/

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