Googong Veterinary Centre

Googong Veterinary Centre Dedicated veterinary team based in Googong, NSW
Founded on the philosophy of happy people and pets.

03/09/2026

As the weather warms up, both snakes and ticks are becoming active in our area. 🚨

In the last few weeks we have already started seeing snake and tick patients, please ensure your pet is up-to date with their tick prevention, and stick to clear paths around bush areas and keep your pet on leash around long grass and water.

Seek emergency veterinary care immediately if you notice any early warning signs including:
- Labored or noisy breathing
- Weakness or wobbliness (Especially in the hind limbs)
- Vomiting or retching
- Difficulty swallowing
- Collapse

If you suspect your pet has been bitten by a snake or exposed to a paralysis tick, contact us immediately. Early treatment saves lives!

Stay safe and enjoy the spring sunshine!

01/09/2026
Meet Hazel! This sweet Staffy girl came in to see us this week for her dental check up and clean. She was very well beha...
01/09/2026

Meet Hazel! This sweet Staffy girl came in to see us this week for her dental check up and clean. She was very well behaved got lots of cuddles with Jazz. Hazel is now back at home and recovering well.

31/08/2026
29/08/2026

About International Whale Shark Day
International Whale Shark Day takes place on Sunday, 30 August 2026. The day celebrates the whale shark, the largest fish in the ocean, and raises awareness of the threats facing this endangered species. It was established in 2008 and is now marked around the world by conservation groups, aquariums, dive operators, and ocean lovers.

What is International Whale Shark Day?
International Whale Shark Day is an annual observance dedicated to the whale shark and its conservation. It highlights the importance of these gentle giants to healthy ocean ecosystems and draws attention to the pressures that have caused their numbers to fall. The day is for everyone, from marine biologists and conservationists to divers, travelers, and schoolchildren, and it encourages people to learn about whale sharks and to support efforts to protect them. Despite their enormous size, whale sharks are filter feeders that pose no danger to humans, which has made them a favorite of snorkelers and divers in the warm waters where they gather.

About National Dog Day 2026Every year on August 26, National Dog Day celebrates the bond between humans and dogs while s...
26/08/2026

About National Dog Day 2026
Every year on August 26, National Dog Day celebrates the bond between humans and dogs while spotlighting the many dogs still in need of a loving home. It’s a day for dog lovers to honor their furry companions, advocate for better treatment of animals, and support rescue and adoption efforts. Whether your best friend has been with you for years or you’re just beginning your journey together, National Dog Day is about recognizing the role dogs play in our lives – and how we can give back.

What is National Dog Day?
National Dog Day is a celebration of all dogs – mixed breed and pure. Founded in 2004 by pet advocate Colleen Paige, the day was created not only to honor dogs for their companionship, loyalty, and bravery, but also to raise awareness about the large number of dogs that need to be rescued every year. The day calls attention to dogs in shelters, the importance of adoption, and issues like puppy mills, breed-specific legislation, and animal cruelty. From service dogs and working dogs to family pets and strays, National Dog Day embraces them all.

About World African Wild Dog DayWorld African Wild Dog Day takes place on Wednesday, 26 August 2026. Also known as World...
26/08/2026

About World African Wild Dog Day
World African Wild Dog Day takes place on Wednesday, 26 August 2026. Also known as World Painted Dog Day, the observance is dedicated to raising awareness of the African wild dog (Lycaon pictus), one of the most endangered carnivores on the African continent, and to supporting the conservation organisations working to protect the species from extinction.

26/08/2026

We are pleased to introduce Walter, a charming Bichon Frise X Poodle, who recently visited our clinic for his initial veterinary consultation with Dr Mark. Our team was delighted to welcome him and provide a positive experience, which included treats from Karen and Tiana. We look forward to his return visit in the near future. ❤🐾🐾🐕

25/08/2026

Meet Frankie the Toy Poodle, who recently visited our clinic for a dental procedure and check-up. Prior to and following the surgery, Frankie enjoyed the comfort of our cuddle bag with Jazz, and we are pleased to report that she is recovering well at home. 🦷❤💚🐾

25/08/2026

Meet lovely Kira 😍

Kira recently had a few sessions in the chamber with her Husky housemate Frankie 😊
(Yes, it fits two bigger dogs)

Kira and Frankie’s owner has experience of the healing benefits of hyperbarics herself and so sought this treatment for her beloved Kira and Frankie, for various health concerns including musculoskeletal disease and cognitive decline ❤️‍🩹

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2C/189 Gorman Drive
Googong, NSW
2620

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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