Vet HQ Darlinghurst

Vet HQ Darlinghurst 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.

Meet the team Monday.Alex is one of the Veterinarians at Vet HQ.Alex brings nearly two decades of experience in the vete...
25/05/2026

Meet the team Monday.
Alex is one of the Veterinarians at Vet HQ.
Alex brings nearly two decades of experience in the veterinary field, with a career spanning animal care, nursing, management, and veterinary consulting. His passion for medicine, animals, and lifelong learning shines through in every aspect of his work.
Alex can often be found exploring Sydney’s sunshine, staying active at the gym, or seeking out the city’s best coffee – usually a soy flat white.
Our people are at the heart of what we do at Vet HQ, creating a Better Life for You and Your Pet.

11/05/2026

Meet the team Monday.
Julia is one of our Veterinarians at Vet HQ (the newest to join our team!).
Julia is passionate about supporting the bond between pets and their people, and is happiest with an iced coffee and book at the beach.
Our people are at the heart of what we do at Vet HQ, creating a Better Life for You and Your Pet.

As our pets age, their needs begin to shift and a little extra support can make a world of difference.Here are five simp...
08/05/2026

As our pets age, their needs begin to shift and a little extra support can make a world of difference.

Here are five simple proactive ways to help your senior companion stay comfortable, healthy, and happy:

🐾 Schedule routine vet check‑ups , ideally twice yearly
Senior pets can develop age‑related conditions quickly. More frequent health checks help us catch changes early, adjust care plans and keep them feeling their best.

🍽️ Switch to a diet formulated for senior needs
Older pets often benefit from diets that support joint health, digestion, and weight management. The right nutrition can boost energy levels and overall well being.

🏃‍♂️ Maintain exercise, but modify frequency and intensity
Gentle, consistent movement keeps joints mobile and muscles strong. Shorter, slower, or more frequent walks may be more comfortable as your pet ages. Hydrotherapy is a great low impact option for older pets with stiff and sore joints.

🧩 Encourage cognitive stimulation with games, toys, and puzzles
Mental enrichment helps keep senior brains sharp. Simple scent games, food puzzles and toys can brighten their day.

🏡 Modify the home environment for comfort
Think soft bedding, non‑slip mats, ramps for furniture access, and easy‑to-reach resources. Small changes can greatly improve mobility and reduce stress.

✨ Every senior pet is unique and their needs change over time.

Book in with our nurses to chat about your pet’s personalised senior‑care plan and ensure they’re getting the support they deserve.

06/05/2026

Your dog’s “senior” years don’t start at the same age as someone else’s. A Chihuahua might still be spry at 12, while a Great Dane may be a senior at 6. Different sizes, different breeds, different timelines.

But one thing stays the same: they rely on us to help them age with comfort and joy. Adjust the routine, soften the impact, slow the pace.

If you’re wondering how to support your pet as they age, our nurse and vet team are here to guide you through proactive senior healthcare.
Aging isn’t the end of adventure. It’s just a new chapter.

Brachycephalic pets, like Frenchies, Pugs, and Bulldogs, are known for their adorable squishy faces, but those short nos...
29/04/2026

Brachycephalic pets, like Frenchies, Pugs, and Bulldogs, are known for their adorable squishy faces, but those short noses can make breathing a real challenge.
BOAS Surgery (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome surgery) helps open their airways by correcting tissues that block airflow, making it easier for them to breathe, sleep, and play comfortably.
Breathing shouldn’t be a struggle, and we love giving these pups the comfort they deserve. Helping them breathe better means helping them live better.

29/04/2026

In today's Geoffisode, Dr Geoff talks about the importance of dental care in your pets and the benefits of feeding a specially formulated pet dental diet that mechanically brushes your pets teeth as they chew.

Your pets' oral health has an impact on their overall health and well-being, it's more than just smelly breath.
Over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have periodontal disease by age 3, so dental care and checkups from an early age are important.

Please come and chat to our vet or nurse team about your pets oral health and what you can do and how we can help maintain healthy mouths.

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

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