Leeton Veterinary Hospital

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Leeton Veterinary Hospital Offering only the best in modern medical and surgical solutions for your pet’s heath. Quality animal care you can trust since the 1960’s.

We offer many services for your animals - not just vaccinations and desexing! We also do blood tests, xrays. ultrasounds, general surgery and orthopaedic
surgery and much more! We have a range of food's, worming & flea prevention
options available in store. Call us for more information - we are more than happy to help!

REMINDER! 🚨We will be closed from 5pm today, Monday 9th Nov as we are switching our admin software. We will be reopening...
08/11/2026

REMINDER! 🚨
We will be closed from 5pm today, Monday 9th Nov as we are switching our admin software. We will be reopening as normal tomorrow, Tuesday 10th Nov!

🚨We will be available for any emergencies your pet may have during this time! 🚨

Keep in mind we will be learning the new software so please be patient with us ❤️
Thank you for your understanding!

The silly season is around the corner, and more visitors mean more noise, smells and disrupted routines. If your pet is ...
08/11/2026

The silly season is around the corner, and more visitors mean more noise, smells and disrupted routines. If your pet is not feeling as social as you are, here are some tips to help keep them calm with visitors.

🏠 Have a safe space for your pet to retreat to that guests can’t access (e.g. a bedroom), and prepare it with their food, water and bedding.
🎵 Play white noise or classical music to muffle some of the noise.
🌿 Utilise pheromone sprays or other vet-approved calming supplements.
🐾 Don’t force your pet to interact with guests. Let them approach visitors in their own time and supervise all interactions with children.

If your pet is still extremely anxious, reach out to our team so we can help set them up for success.

🚨ATTENTION🚨We will be closed from 5pm on Monday 9th November as we are switching our admin software. We will be reopenin...
06/11/2026

🚨ATTENTION🚨
We will be closed from 5pm on Monday 9th November as we are switching our admin software.
We will be reopening as normal Tuesday 10th November!
Thank you for your understanding!

Has your pet touched or eaten a dead bird?This does not mean they have bird flu, but close contact with infected wildlif...
06/11/2026

Has your pet touched or eaten a dead bird?

This does not mean they have bird flu, but close contact with infected wildlife can put pets at risk. Move your pet away from the area and prevent any further contact. 🐾

Monitor them closely and contact us if you are concerned about their health. Please seek our advice if they become unwell. Signs to watch for include unusual behaviour, reduced eating or drinking, or breathing difficulties.

When contacting us, explain when and where the exposure happened and whether your pet touched, carried or ate the bird. 📞

🚨REMINDER: Our FIV vaccine promotion has extended for November and December! 🚨 So make sure your cats up to date with it...
05/11/2026

🚨REMINDER: Our FIV vaccine promotion has extended for November and December! 🚨 So make sure your cats up to date with its FIV vaccines! Call to find out more 📞6953 3111

Taking your furry friend on a road trip? Keep them safe with these dos and don’ts.DO:✅ Secure your pet. Dogs should trav...
04/11/2026

Taking your furry friend on a road trip? Keep them safe with these dos and don’ts.

DO:
✅ Secure your pet. Dogs should travel in a properly fitted harness and seat belt restraint. Cats should travel in a secure carrier.
✅ Keep the car at a comfortable temperature, with good airflow and access to water.
✅ Chat to your vet before a long trip if your pet gets carsick or anxious in the car.
✅ Take regular breaks – both you and your dog will appreciate the chance to go to the bathroom and stretch your legs!

DON’T:
❌ Let your pets travel loose, as they could be injured in an accident or distract the driver.
❌ Leave pets alone in parked cars, even for a short time.

Have a paw-sitively safe journey!

Travelling with your dog over the holiday season? It doesn’t have to be stressful! Here’s your pre-travel checklist to m...
01/11/2026

Travelling with your dog over the holiday season? It doesn’t have to be stressful! Here’s your pre-travel checklist to make sure your pet is ready for their holiday:

🧳 Pack their bag – include food, treats, food and water bowls, collar/harness and lead, a favourite toy or blanket, and any medication they may be taking.
💉 Make sure your dog is up to date with vaccinations, worming and parasite prevention.
📱 Check that the contact details on your dog’s microchip are current.
🩺 Look up contact details for a local vet at your holiday destination. In the event of an emergency, it helps to already have a number on hand!

Now you’re ready to hit the road paws-first!

Bird flu: found a sick or dead bird?With H5 bird flu detected in Australian wildlife, it is important to know what to do...
30/10/2026

Bird flu: found a sick or dead bird?

With H5 bird flu detected in Australian wildlife, it is important to know what to do if you find an unwell or deceased bird. 🐦

Follow three steps: Avoid. Record. Report.

Avoid touching or moving the bird, and keep children and pets away. Record the date, time and location, and take a photo or video from a safe distance if possible.

Report it to the 24-hour Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888. 📞 Follow the instructions provided about collection or disposal. Do not bring sick or dead wildlife into the clinic.

Dogs with a history of pancreatitis are often advised to eat a low-fat diet to reduce the risk of flare-ups. 🐶 Most ther...
28/10/2026

Dogs with a history of pancreatitis are often advised to eat a low-fat diet to reduce the risk of flare-ups. 🐶

Most therapeutic low-fat diets contain around 10–15% fat on a dry-matter basis, though your vet will tailor this to your dog’s individual needs. 🥣

Avoiding fatty treats, table scraps, and rich foods is just as important as choosing the right main diet.

If your dog has had pancreatitis before, ask us about a suitable long-term feeding plan. 🩺

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41 Yanco Avenue
Leeton, NSW
2705

Opening Hours

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

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