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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

Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital

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Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital

If you are a client whose pet needs help afterhours, contact us on the "emergencies only" number An ASAV Accredited "Hospital of Excellence".

Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital is our vision of a high quality Veterinary Service for your pet. Our committed team bring you an up to date approach to Veterinary medicine and surgery, with love and care for your pet. Our longer appointments mean you will never feel rushed and will have plenty of time to discuss the best treatment options and care for your pet. Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital has state of t

he art facilities like digital Xrays, Ultrasound equipment, in house blood analysis, piped oxygen in the recovery area and of course we have separate waiting areas and separate hospitals for cats and for dogs. This meaning we can offer you and your pet the latest in Vet Medicine and Surgery, free from fear, in an intimate and friendly environment. We are in close contact with Veterinary Specialists in Sydney to ensure that you and your pet are offered the very best treatment available.

07/06/2026

💉 June and July FIV Vaccination Special🤩

Pay for 2 FIV vaccinations and receive the 3rd vaccination FREE!

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a virus that weakens a cat's immune system, making them more susceptible to illness. It is most commonly spread through cat bites and fighting.

Unlike your cat's routine annual vaccination, FIV vaccination is an additional vaccine that may be recommended for cats that spend time outdoors.

🐱 Did you know?
• 83% of pet cats have outdoor access at some point in their lives
• 1 in 7 outdoor-access cats test positive for FIV
• 39% of owners who planned to keep their kitten indoors later changed their mind

Contact us today to find out if FIV vaccination is right for your cat, or book online. 🐾

05/06/2026

🩺 Learning never stops at Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital!

Last month our team participated in a hands-on anaesthetic training workshop, focusing on patient monitoring, troubleshooting anaesthetic complications, and refining the skills that help keep our patients safe before, during and after anaesthesia.

A huge thank you to Charleyne from Practical Anaesthesia for visiting our clinic and sharing her knowledge and experience with our team.

Continuing education is an important part of providing the highest standard of veterinary care, and we're proud to have a team that is always striving to learn and grow🐾

04/06/2026

🐾 HOME WANTED – Sandy 🐾

We're helping one of our clients find the perfect new home for Sandy, a beautiful 3 year 8 month old Red and Tan Kelpie.

Sandy is full of love, energy and personality. She loves people, loves her food, and would thrive with an active family who can give her the time and exercise she needs. ❤️

Sandy is:
✅ Up to date with vaccinations
✅ Up to date with worming
✅ Has seen us for a full health check this week

Due to changing life circumstances, Sandy's owner has made the difficult decision to find her a new loving home where she can continue to thrive.

If you think Sandy could be the perfect addition to your family, please send us a message and we'll put you in touch with her owner.

🐾 Please share to help Sandy find her furever home. 🏡💕

02/06/2026

It's Wild Wednesday!

This beautiful Squirrel glider had a vet check at the hospital after a member of the public found him.
Despite their tiny size, Squirrel gliders are remarkable marsupials with some incredible abilities
✨ Fun Facts:
• Squirrel gliders can glide up to 50 metres between trees.
• They are nocturnal and spend their nights feeding on nectar, pollen, insects and tree sap.
• They live in family groups and communicate using a range of vocalisations.
• Their large eyes help them navigate through the forest at night.

Native to eastern Australia, Squirrel gliders face threats from habitat loss and domestic cats. Unfortunately, cat attacks are a common reason these little marsupials require veterinary care and wildlife rehabilitation.

How adorable is that little face? 😍

01/06/2026

King's Birthday Long Weekend Closure👑

The Hospital will be closed Monday 8th June, and will reopen Tuesday 9th June at 8.30am.

Emergency help is available for our established clients, even when the hospital is closed. If your pet needs urgent medical care, please phone the "emergencies only" number which you were given in your new client folder, on your welcome letter and on your fridge magnet.

We hope everyone has a safe and relaxing long weekend!

31/05/2026

Not just cats and dogs around here 👀🦎

These beautiful shingleback skinks came in for health checks with our team.
Reptiles are experts at hiding illness and often become unwell very gradually, meaning subtle changes can easily go unnoticed. Routine health checks are a great way to pick up potential issues early and help keep them healthy and thriving.

Did you know?
• Weight loss, lethargy, poor shedding and appetite changes can all be early warning signs
• Correct heating, UV lighting and diet play a huge role in reptile health

At Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital we love seeing ALL species — from cats and dogs to reptiles, pocket pets and wildlife 🐾

29/05/2026

We love animals of all kinds - wildlife, birds, reptiles and cats and dogs too will all find loving care at Mulberry Lane Vet Hospital!

27/05/2026

Cock-a-doodle-doo! 🐓

This very handsome rooster came for a visit at the hospital for a health check after becoming a little squinty in one eye.

Backyard poultry deserve quality veterinary care too, and we’re always happy to see your feathered family members through our doors ❤️

26/05/2026

Caeser - 7kgs of pure class! Wow 🐾❤

24/05/2026

Henry, you are the goodest boy! 🐶💙
Just 12 weeks old, Henry was such a calm, happy patient when he visited us for his vaccinations. His caring owner is protecting him against canine cough, deadly parvovirus, and leptospirosis.

Leptospirosis (or "lepto”) is a serious bacterial infection that can affect both animals and humans. It’s caused by Leptospira bacteria and can lead to kidney failure, liver failure, lung disease, and bleeding disorders in dogs.
Dogs can be infected through contact with contaminated water - such as drinking from or swimming in puddles or waterways, or through exposure to infected mice and rats, wildlife, farm animals or other dogs. Rodents transmit the bacteria in their urine and we all know that mice can get anywhere!

Although Lepto used to be thought of as a disease affecting tropical areas, recent serious outbreaks have occurred in Newcastle, Central Coast and Sydney when sadly most of the dogs who were infected with the bacteria died.

Vaccination is the best ways to keep your puppy safe - talk to us about the right vaccinations for your dog💉🐾
Well done, Henry! We can’t wait to watch you grow. ✨

Address

294 Lords Place
Orange, NSW
2800

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

Telephone

+61263603071

Website

http://www.mulberrylanevet.com.au/

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