Montague Vets

Montague Vets Montague Vets in Narooma owned by Dr Jayne Weller

08/08/2026

H5 bird flu has been confirmed in our local Narooma birds. While the risk to people remains low, we do need to be mindful that sick birds may carry the virus and take a few extra precautions before assisting them.

If you encounter a sick or dead bird, please do not touch it. Call the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888 and follow their instructions.

If you are bringing a sick or injured bird to the clinic, whether wild or a pet, please remain outside and contact the clinic when you arrive. We will begin the consultation with you outside as an added precaution.

We are working closely with National Parks to provide timely testing and surveillance for any suspected cases. Over the next few weeks, you may notice our triage and testing unit set up in the car park. Please do not enter any taped-off or restricted areas.

Importantly, we are still seeing and caring for wildlife, including birds, with some additional procedures now in place.

If you have any questions about our new procedures, we are very happy to answer them, so please don’t hesitate to ask. 🧡

A little reminder to take care around fishing line and hooks - particularly on our beautiful beaches and walkways 🎣This ...
07/08/2026

A little reminder to take care around fishing line and hooks - particularly on our beautiful beaches and walkways 🎣

This gorgeous dog had eaten some fishing line, and, unknown to the owner, this rather large hook too!

If you ever see fishing line in your dog’s mouth, please don’t pull it and have them checked by a vet - just in case there’s a hook attached.

Thankfully, the hook was successfully removed during surgery 🐾🧡

A little dose of cuteness for your Friday 🥹 These two baby wombats are receiving treatment from Dr Jayne and lots of lov...
31/07/2026

A little dose of cuteness for your Friday 🥹 These two baby wombats are receiving treatment from Dr Jayne and lots of love from their wildlife carer 🤎

We feel so lucky to be able to support our beautiful local wildlife.

Meet little Yuki 🥹Feel free to share your cute puppy photos in the comments. We’d love to see them! 🩵
24/07/2026

Meet little Yuki 🥹

Feel free to share your cute puppy photos in the comments. We’d love to see them! 🩵

Our Head Vet Nurse, Sharelle, and gorgeous Betty. 🐶🐾
21/07/2026

Our Head Vet Nurse, Sharelle, and gorgeous Betty. 🐶🐾

Cute things come in small packages 😍Misha & Molly 🧡
17/07/2026

Cute things come in small packages 😍

Misha & Molly 🧡

Reception cuddles are part of the service 🥹 Jules and Chester 🧡
09/07/2026

Reception cuddles are part of the service 🥹

Jules and Chester 🧡

Is your pet slowing down this winter? ❄️As the weather gets cooler, arthritis can become more noticeable in our furry fr...
06/07/2026

Is your pet slowing down this winter? ❄️

As the weather gets cooler, arthritis can become more noticeable in our furry friends. Just like us, dogs and cats can feel stiffer and more uncomfortable during the colder months.

You might notice your pet:
🐶 Taking a little longer to get up in the morning
🐱 Limping or favouring a leg
🐾 Moving more slowly or seeming stiff after resting
💛 Being less enthusiastic about walks, jumping or playing

There are many ways we can help manage their discomfort and keep them active for longer.

Treatment options may include arthritis injections, supplements, anti-inflammatory pain relief (where appropriate), weight management and other supportive therapies.

There are also things you can do at home to help, including:
🐾Regular, gentle exercise to keep joints moving.
🐾A warm, supportive bed.
🐾Gentle massage for comfort.
🐾 Keep your pet’s nails trimmed and the hair between their paw pads neatly clipped. This helps them maintain good traction and allows their feet to function properly, making it easier and more comfortable to move around.

Every pet is different, so we’ll work with you to create a management plan that’s right for them. 💙

👋 Welcome to our Instagram!We’re excited to have you here. Follow us for behind-the-scenes moments, some adorable photos...
03/07/2026

👋 Welcome to our Instagram!

We’re excited to have you here. Follow us for behind-the-scenes moments, some adorable photos, and stories from our everyday work caring for pets, wildlife and exotic animals. 🐾🐍

If you’re joining us from Facebook, we’d love for you to give us a follow!

📸 Dr Jayne Weller with a beautiful diamond python, a species commonly seen in the Narooma and NSW South Coast region.

🐦A quick reminder for anyone bringing in a wild bird 🐦We’re still accepting and treating all wildlife, including birds. ...
29/06/2026

🐦A quick reminder for anyone bringing in a wild bird 🐦

We’re still accepting and treating all wildlife, including birds.

To help protect our patients, wildlife and team, we kindly ask that wild birds are not brought directly into the clinic.

Instead, when you arrive:
🚗 Please remain in your vehicle.
📞 Let our reception team know you’ve arrived.
👩‍⚕️ A staff member will come out to perform an initial assessment before safely bringing the bird inside if appropriate.

Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe while ensuring our native wildlife continues to receive the care they need. 💙

Address

60a Glasshouse Rocks Road
Narooma, NSW
2546

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 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61244765530

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