Junee Vet

02/06/2026

Monty's recent grooming appointment at Kooringal Vet was a remarkable success. He arrived with a coat requiring some attention and departed with a stylish top knot and goatee!
Did you know that we offer sedated grooming for our canine patients who experience anxiety or find extended grooming sessions to be challenging.
We encourage you to consult with our professional team for a comprehensive explanation of this service.

01/06/2026

Your cat's health matters, and protecting them from FIV starts with a simple step. 🐱

FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) can weaken your cat's immune system, making them vulnerable to other infections. The good news? Prevention is possible through proper care and consultation with your veterinarian.

We understand how much you love your feline companion. That's why KooringalVet & Junee Vet are here to help you make informed decisions about your cat's health. Our team will guide you through the best protection options available for your furry family member.

Early prevention is always better than treatment. A simple conversation with our veterinary professionals can help you understand what steps are right for your cat's specific needs.

Watch this space for Vaccination offer available soon?

29/05/2026

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a transmissible disease among felines. Data indicates that 13% of felines with outdoor access test positive for FIV.
Prophylactic vaccination is recommended. A diagnostic blood test, followed by a vaccination course, can provide protection for your feline companion.
Call us 69225375 for more information or make an appointment today.

09/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day! 🎉 Let's honor the amazing women who fill our lives with love, patience, and wisdom! 💕 Enjoy brunch, a walk, or heartfelt chats. Every moment is precious. Cherish the sacrifices and unconditional love. 🥰 How will you make your mum feel special today? Share your plans! 💖

07/05/2026

The newly adopted kitten from Glenfield Rd Animal Shelter received a vet check and vaccinations today from Dr Furqan and was cared for by Nurse Macey. He found a comfy spot in Maceys jacket before waiting for his new family.

26/04/2026

We understand that emergencies don't take breaks, even on public holidays. 🏥

We will be closed this ANZAC Day PUBLIC HOLIDAY to honor those who served our country. While our regular services won't be available, we know your beloved pets may still need urgent care.

If you have a veterinary emergency, please don't hesitate to call us at 69225375. Our on-call team is here to help when you need us most.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to caring for your furry family members when we reopen tomorrow.

25/04/2026

On this ANZAC Day, we pause to remember not just the brave soldiers who served, but also the loyal animals who stood by their side 🐾

From horses carrying troops across difficult terrain to dogs delivering messages and providing comfort, these faithful companions showed incredible courage. They shared the hardships, offered comfort during the darkest moments, and saved countless lives.

This statue of Bill the bastard symbolises how horses assisted the troops during WW1. Bill was a fractious, fierce and some thought unbreakable chestnut, Waler, stallion who became a Great War legend for his incredible stamina and effort in saving many soldiers’ lives. He was one of over 130,000 Australian horses that served in the First World War, who were never to return home. You can visit the statue in Murremburrah NSW.

20/04/2026

Patient Jax received treatment from Nurse Erin for a soft tissue injury sustained after an incident. Nurse Erin is currently enrolled in the Veterinary Science at CSU and is employed here to gain practical experience and further her knowledge in a busy veterinary environment.

16/04/2026

These adorable little ones were scheduled to receive their second round of vaccinations. This was a crucial step before they were set to participate in the Sydney Royal Easter Show, a significant event. Nurse Macey had to get a photo with the babies.

05/04/2026