Moruya Animal Hospital

Moruya Animal Hospital Please note that direct messages through Facebook are not monitored. The hospital was founded by local veterinarian Dr Kerry Jackson in February 2014.

If you have any questions or concerns about your furry friends, please call the Animal Hospital on 02 4474 0077 Moruya Animal Hospital is a new purpose built veterinary hospital designed, equipped and staffed to provide the highest quality service to clients and a corresponding level of care to patients. Kerry, has been a qualified veterinarian since 1988 and has spent most of her career working i

n a range of animal hospitals in Australia and overseas. Kerry gained her initial post-graduation veterinary experience at Batemans Bay, Moruya, and Braidwood and returned to Moruya to live and work in 2002. Since that time Kerry has built a reputation for competence and integrity amongst clients and recognition of genuine compassion for her patients. In late 2013, Kerry decided that it was time to pursue her dream of opening her own practice with the primary aim of meeting the needs of her many existing clients whilst offering a service to further her special interest in small animal medicine and surgery. Moruya Animal Hospital opened in February 2014 and is the culmination of that dream. Whilst a relatively small practice (and deliberately so), it is fully equipped and designed with your pet’s wellbeing in mind. Moruya Animal Hospital is well stocked to provide complete care for small animals. We stock an extensive range of veterinary health care products, including the highly recommended Royal Canin range of specialist foods for your best friend, be it cat or dog.

Moruya Animal Hospital will be closed this weekend as we will be laying my Mum to rest.  Thank you for all the well wish...
12/06/2026

Moruya Animal Hospital will be closed this weekend as we will be laying my Mum to rest. Thank you for all the well wishes and understanding.
Really appreciate all the support.
Kerry ###

DESEXING VOUCHERSIn support of the Eurobodalla Animal Welfare league, we will be honoring desexing vouchers for the mont...
25/05/2026

DESEXING VOUCHERS

In support of the Eurobodalla Animal Welfare league, we will be honoring desexing vouchers for the month of July. These vouchers are available for anyone whose dog or cat needs desexing.

Once your pet is booked in at our clinic, contact the voucher officer on 0436 816 718 to action the voucher.

Give our lovely nurses a call at reception to book your dog or cat in for desexing on 02 4474 0077.

We are closing at 1 pm today due to a death in my immediate family.  Normal opening hours will resume tomorrow 19 May 20...
18/05/2026

We are closing at 1 pm today due to a death in my immediate family. Normal opening hours will resume tomorrow 19 May 2026.

I appreciate your understanding at this difficult time.

Kind regards
Kerry

⭐️NEW PRODUCT AVAILABLE! ⭐️As of the 10th of February, we will start stocking TWO new Prime100 products:* Beef and Carro...
09/02/2026

⭐️NEW PRODUCT AVAILABLE! ⭐️

As of the 10th of February, we will start stocking TWO new Prime100 products:

* Beef and Carrot slow cooked tetra packs 🥕

* Venison and Sweet potato 2kg rolls - ideal for dogs with IBD (irritable bowel disease) and pancreatitis

🔥 Heatstroke warning 🔥 Rising temperatures and longer days during summer lead to pets being out and about. When a pet’s ...
08/01/2026

🔥 Heatstroke warning 🔥

Rising temperatures and longer days during summer lead to pets being out and about. When a pet’s body temperature rises through activity, they release excess body heat through panting and their paws. Unfortunately, in high environmental temperatures, the pet cannot easily lower their body temperature and heatstroke can develop. It is estimated that over 70% of heatstroke cases are caused by over-exertion e.g. just been playing, exercising, or running in the heat. The key to beating the heat is prevention!

☀️How we recommend to prevent heat stroke
- NEVER exercise your pets in the warmest parts of the day,
- Ensure that your pet always has access to clean fresh water
- Ensure they always have access to shade or inside under the AC 😎
- NEVER leave your dog in the car

☀️ Signs of heat stroke
- Excessive panting
- Agitation
- Bright pink gums and tongue
- Lethargy
- Seizure
- Collapse

If you are concerned your pets may have heat stroke, please move your pet to a cool area it is best under an AC and then call us immediately on 02 4474 0077

23/12/2025

Address

3/2 Shelley Road
Moruya, NSW
2537

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 11:30am

Telephone

+61244740077

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