Seaforth Veterinary Hospital

Seaforth Veterinary Hospital Compassionate, professional veterinary care for companion animals in Seaforth. Servicing Seaforth, Clontarf, Mosman, Balgowlah, Fairlight, Manly and beyond.

We have in-house specialist support for the care of your dog, cat, rabbit or other furry friends. Seaforth Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to providing professional, compassionate care for small animals on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Extensive in-house facilities allow us to provide routine, preventative, diagnostic and surgical treatment all in the one place.

We will be closed this coming Sunday and Monday, for the Kings birthday long weekend.Any and all emergences please conta...
04/06/2026

We will be closed this coming Sunday and Monday, for the Kings birthday long weekend.

Any and all emergences please contact NEVS on 9452 2933. For those requiring medication refills, please give us a call prior to Saturday so that we may arrange these for you. šŸ©µ

Happy long weekend!

Swipe through to see some of the gorgeous faces that came through the clinic this past month šŸ©µšŸ©µšŸ©µ
02/06/2026

Swipe through to see some of the gorgeous faces that came through the clinic this past month šŸ©µšŸ©µšŸ©µ

Beautiful Butter came to visit the team, after her owners noticed some rather odd behaviour patterns at home.After an ul...
30/05/2026

Beautiful Butter came to visit the team, after her owners noticed some rather odd behaviour patterns at home.

After an ultrasound and blood testing, it was determined that despite being a desexed four year old, Butter was on heat. This was due to a small piece of remaining ovarian tissue in her abdomen, that was continuing to release hormones as if she were undesexed.

Thankfully, this tissue proved easy enough to locate, and was quickly removed. Butter now returns home to her relieved family in a much calmer state, with all the extra attention and treats that come with a big day at the clinic. šŸ’›

Double trouble! These gorgeous boxer sisters, Frankie and Crumpet, spent the day with Libby and the team for a dental cl...
23/05/2026

Double trouble! These gorgeous boxer sisters, Frankie and Crumpet, spent the day with Libby and the team for a dental clean, as well as removal of some gingival hyperplasia.

Gingival hyperplasia is a condition in which there is an excess in gum growth, common in breeds like the boxer. Thankfully for these two girls, Libby removed the overgrown tissue and had them looking good as new.

This googly eyed giant is Everest šŸ”ļø, the sweet Burnese Mountain Dog who was in with the team for a TPLO.TPLO (Tibeal P...
20/05/2026

This googly eyed giant is Everest šŸ”ļø, the sweet Burnese Mountain Dog who was in with the team for a TPLO.

TPLO (Tibeal Plateau Levelling Osteotomy) is the gold standard operation, for dogs who have ruptured their Cranial Cruciate Ligaments, know as the ACL in humans.

Thanks to the skilled hands of Dr Eugene Buffa from , Everest is back to feeling brand new, much to relief of his family.

Well done big fella šŸ–¤šŸ¤šŸ¤Ž

Welcome Winston to the ever growing list of beloved patients. This goofy boy spent the day with Dr Ellen and the team fo...
12/05/2026

Welcome Winston to the ever growing list of beloved patients. This goofy boy spent the day with Dr Ellen and the team for his castration procedure, followed by a much appreciate bowl of roast chicken. šŸ¤šŸ–¤šŸ¤

As advice surrounding the ideal age for desexing larger breed dogs constantly evolves, we always recommend getting in touch with one of our lovely vets to discuss whatā€™s best for your pups.

Please help us find little Lea, missing from her home on Kempbridge Avenue in Seaforth. Lea was last seen Friday.If you ...
09/05/2026

Please help us find little Lea, missing from her home on Kempbridge Avenue in Seaforth. Lea was last seen Friday.

If you or someone you know spots this sweet Burmese, please call 0490 855 819. šŸ©¶

Swipe through to see some of the gorgeous faces that came through the clinic during April šŸ©µ
05/05/2026

Swipe through to see some of the gorgeous faces that came through the clinic during April šŸ©µ

Uh oh! Your pet has a fresh surgical site (think desexing wound or lump removal) which suddenly looks swollen ā€“ what cou...
28/04/2026

Uh oh! Your pet has a fresh surgical site (think desexing wound or lump removal) which suddenly looks swollen ā€“ what could be going on?

Wound puffiness can occur due to:

āš ļø Soft tissue inflammation (more likely with overactivity)
āš ļø The formation of a seroma (fluid swelling)
āš ļø Inflammation from the body reacting excessively to internal stitches
āš ļø Infection (which is more likely if your pet has licked the wound, or the wound was contaminated)
āš ļø Wound breakdown

If you have any concerns about your pet post-operatively, itā€™s always best to reach out promptly to our caring team.

Please keep an eye out for Yuki this long weekend, who is missing from his home in Seaforth.
24/04/2026

Please keep an eye out for Yuki this long weekend, who is missing from his home in Seaforth.

Address

55 Ethel Street
Seaforth, NSW
2092

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 8am - 11am

Telephone

+61299491288

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