Geelong Veterinary Hospital

Geelong Veterinary Hospital Large and small animal veterinary services Geelong Veterinary Hospital is a purpose built clinic set in Grovedale.

We are situated only 10 minutes from the heart of Geelong, 5 minutes from Warralily/Armstrong Creek and only 60 minutes from Melbourne. Our strengths here at the clinic are our experience, commitment to the highest standard of service and professional veterinary care. We have all the facilities and technical expertise to offer first class care for your pets. We have been operating for approximatel

y 30 years and are here to ensure your pets receive the best care possible. The clinic offers treatment on all animals from horses, dogs and cats all the way through to cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas and pigs.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing fur baby mums out there!Whether you’re cleaning muddy paws, giving belly rubs, or ...
11/05/2025

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing fur baby mums out there!

Whether you’re cleaning muddy paws, giving belly rubs, or sneaking extra treats, your love and care mean the world to your pets — and to us. Today, we celebrate you for being the heart of your furry family.

With love,

Geelong Veterinary Hospital 🐾💐

Last week, we had Sylvie cuddling Billie. This week it's one of Billie's adorable puppies stealing the spotlight. And ho...
10/05/2025

Last week, we had Sylvie cuddling Billie. This week it's one of Billie's adorable puppies stealing the spotlight. And honestly, that round little belly is the best part of all! 🙈❤️

Nurse Eliza with the ever so brave, Marley after surgery having a few lumps removed. Snuggles post surgery are a non neg...
09/05/2025

Nurse Eliza with the ever so brave, Marley after surgery having a few lumps removed. Snuggles post surgery are a non negotiable in our clinic.

Do you know how to recognise anaphylaxis in pets?Like us, animals can suffer episodes of anaphylaxis if they experience ...
07/05/2025

Do you know how to recognise anaphylaxis in pets?

Like us, animals can suffer episodes of anaphylaxis if they experience an unusually severe allergic reaction to bee stings, ant bites, foods or certain medications. 🐝

Dogs or cats experiencing anaphylaxis may appear suddenly weak or may even faint. They can also show symptoms of pale gums, red skin lumps, facial swelling, breathing difficulties, or vomiting. 😿

If you notice any similar symptoms in your pet, we’d advise seeking urgent veterinary care. Consult our emergency-experienced team for more information.

Mr. Barney may be 15 years young, but he still knows exactly where the treats are when he visits! If no one's at the fro...
06/05/2025

Mr. Barney may be 15 years young, but he still knows exactly where the treats are when he visits! If no one's at the front desk, he’ll happily track us down to make sure he doesn’t miss out. 🐩🐾

Barney recently came in for his arthritis injection course—a helpful treatment to keep him comfortable and mobile. As the colder months set in, our beloved fur babies often start to feel the chill more than we do. If your dog is having a harder time getting up in the mornings or seems a bit stiff after a run, it could be a sign that the cold weather is affecting their joints.

Give us a call - We’d love to help keep them feeling their best before winter truly sets in! 🐶❄️⛄️

From tiny paws to a big, strong, independent boy (with his very own seat!), watching him grow has been a joy and an hono...
05/05/2025

From tiny paws to a big, strong, independent boy (with his very own seat!), watching him grow has been a joy and an honor. It’s a privilege to be part of his journey — from puppy vaccines to happy visits. Thank you for trusting us with his care. We’re so grateful to be part of his life and his beautiful mum’s, too. 🐾🩺🐶

From little things, big things grow.😢

Can dogs experience dental emergencies? Unfortunately, yes. 🐶One of the most common dental emergencies in dogs is the de...
05/05/2025

Can dogs experience dental emergencies? Unfortunately, yes. 🐶

One of the most common dental emergencies in dogs is the development of a tooth root abscess. This is when bacteria enter a damaged tooth and set up an infection in the root and surrounding jawbone.

Pets with this issue usually develop facial swelling and pain. The best way to avoid tooth root abscesses in your dog is through regular dental checks and cleans, plus preventing your pet from gnawing on hard items like rocks or deer antler chews. 🦴

For more advice on pet dental health, consult our tooth-ful team!

Billie enjoying cuddles with nurse Sylvie before her desexing procedure. Billie has finished her life as a mama and now ...
02/05/2025

Billie enjoying cuddles with nurse Sylvie before her desexing procedure. Billie has finished her life as a mama and now ready to enjoy life relaxing with her humans. 🐶🥰

Little Wolf had to spend sometime with us this week after becoming unwell. 🐕But he is finally home and back playing with...
02/05/2025

Little Wolf had to spend sometime with us this week after becoming unwell. 🐕
But he is finally home and back playing with his furry friends!💕

He was a star patient, the best boy🐶 all the nurses wanted to take him home!

🎉Free Eye Health Checks This May! 🎉For the month of May, we’re offering complimentary eye checks with every consultation...
01/05/2025

🎉Free Eye Health Checks This May! 🎉

For the month of May, we’re offering complimentary eye checks with every consultation! Ensure your pet’s vision and eye health are in top shape with a free eye examination and review at their next visit. 👀🐶🐱

Call to book in on 03 5241 1796. 📞

Limited spots available, Book now‼️

Nurse Jayde and the ever adorable Mr. Puddin. Mr. Puddin came in for a quick little stitch-up with Dr. Ash and Nurse Jay...
30/04/2025

Nurse Jayde and the ever adorable Mr. Puddin.
Mr. Puddin came in for a quick little stitch-up with Dr. Ash and Nurse Jayde. Thanks to a smooth procedure and a speedy recovery, this sweet boy was back home within a few hours ready for plenty of snuggles with his loving family.

🐶 Large breed puppies are especially vulnerable to joint injuries during growth. Until they’re fully mature (12-24 month...
28/04/2025

🐶 Large breed puppies are especially vulnerable to joint injuries during growth. Until they’re fully mature (12-24 months), avoid high-impact activities like jumping, long-distance running, or rough play on slippery floors.

Instead, choose gentle games like food puzzles, short leash walks, and supervised swimming. These activities build muscle without stressing developing joints. Proper nutrition with controlled calcium levels is also vital for healthy joint development. 🦴

Concerned about your puppy’s joints? Book a growth check with our vets!

Address

208 Torquay Road
Geelong, VIC
3216

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61352411796

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