Clinton Street Veterinary Clinic

29/05/2026

A quick reminder to our clients 🐾

While we always do our best to give an estimated discharge time, please understand that we cannot guarantee exact pick-up times for your pets undergoing procedures. On any given day, our team may be performing between 10–20 procedures ranging from routine desexing surgeries to emergency c-sections and fracture repairs AS WELL AS consultations for multiple different species, medical emergencies, hospital patients and large animal call outs.

Every patient receives individual care, monitoring and attention. Some procedures or recoveries can take longer than expected. Your pet’s welfare and safety will always come first!

We appreciate your patience and understanding while our team works through each case safely and thoroughly. We will contact you when your pet is medically ready to go home.. not at a requested pick up time! ⏰

21/05/2026

Some of yesterday’s patients and the reasons they visited us 🐾

From routine appointments to unexpected emergencies, every day brings something different!

Give these cute faces some love 😍🐾

13/05/2026

We’re proud to share that Dr Lloyd Varga has been awarded the position of Adjunct Senior Lecturer with the University of Sydney Veterinary School.

Dr Varga has been recognised for his ongoing contribution to veterinary education having hosted countless final year veterinary students on clinical placement over the years.

He sees mentoring the next generation of veterinarians as an important way for experienced veterinarians to give back to the profession, while also staying up to date with the latest advancements in veterinary medicine being taught through our universities.

Congratulations Dr Varga on this well deserved recognition! 👨🏽‍⚕️📚🩺

08/05/2026

Winnie the Bulldog was in for her BOAS surgery with Dr Maddie🐾💛

Brachycephalic (squish-faced) breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs & Frenchies often have compromised airways due to their anatomy. This condition, known as BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome) can make breathing, exercising and even sleeping difficult.

BOAS surgery works to open up the airways by removing excess tissue and reducing inflammation, helping these dogs breathe easier and live a more comfortable life.

Winnie was an absolute star throughout the whole process and we can’t wait to see her enjoying better breaths and brighter days ahead 🐶✨

If you have a brachycephalic breed, chat to us about BOAS at your next appointment. We’d love to help make life easier for your squish-faced pup!

04/05/2026

A few weeks ago brought a bit of urgency through the clinic doors when Ari the Nigerian Dwarf goat needed an emergency c-section 🚨👶🏼

Dr Anna, with the help of our team performed an emergency c-section on Ari right here in the clinic. It was a tense situation but with quick thinking, skill and a whole lot of care everything went exactly as it needed to.

We’re so happy to share that two beautiful babies Peter and Paul, were safely delivered both healthy, strong and already full of personality!

A huge effort from the whole team and one very brave Mumma! 🐐

23/04/2026

We will be observing ANZAC day this weekend and will not be open on Saturday morning. We will have a vet on call

10/04/2026

01/04/2026

🐣🍫 Easter Opening Hours 🍫🐣

Just a reminder that we will be closed over the Easter long weekend!

We will be back to our normal hours from Tuesday the 7th of April.

⚠️ Reminder: Chocolate and sweets like hot cross buns can be toxic to pets, so please keep all treats safely out of reach.

🚨 We have a vet on call 24/7 for all large and small animal emergencies. Please contact
(02) 4821 1881.

Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy Easter 🐰💛

20/03/2026

Today we say goodbye to someone very special 💙🐾🩺

After 8 incredible years, our wonderful head Nurse Hannah is moving on from the clinic. Over the years Hannah has been such an important part of our team, caring for countless patients, supporting their owners and always bringing kindness, dedication and a big heart to everything she does.

From nervous first visits to recovery cuddles, Hannah has helped so many pets feel safe and loved while they were in our care. Her compassion for animals and the people who love them will be deeply missed by both our team and our patients.

Thank you Hannah for the years of hard work, laughs and love you’ve given this clinic. We are so grateful for everything you’ve done and wish you nothing but the best for your next adventure.

You will always be part of our clinic family. 🐾💙🩺

17/03/2026

Meet Kaylei
Our trainee veterinary nurse! 🐶🦜🩺

Kaylei has recently joined the team full time and is already fitting in perfectly. She’s passionate about learning, loves caring for animals and is excited to grow her skills while helping look after your furry family members.

If you see Kaylei around the clinic, be sure to say hello! 🐾