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Eurocoast Veterinary centre provides medical and surgical care to all companion animals including dogs, cats and smaller pets. We perform advanced surgical and dental procedures in the most modern facilities on the NSW south coast.

30/03/2026

Do you want to save 15% on your vet bills?
With the ever increasing cost of living, we understand how expensive medical treatment for your pets can be. We have developed a savings system called PetCents.
Visit our website for all the details https://eurocoastvetcentre.com.au/about

25/03/2026

You do NOT have to travel to Canberra for orthopaedic procedures for your pet.
Imagine being told you had to drive to and from Canberra for major surgery for your pet, when there is an amazing surgeon right here in the Bay.
With Kate’s deep understanding of biomechanics, bone healing and joint disease , she carries the expertise to correct most orthopaedic issues. After attaining her Membership of the ANZCVS in Veterinary Surgery, Kate is one of the most capable orthopaedic and surgical vets on the south coast.
Ligament repairs, bone fractures, arthrotomy and amputation are all Kate’s forte. You and your pet are in great hands throughout the initial assessment, surgery and the entire recovery and rehabilitation process. Avoid forking out for accomodation in Canberra and having to drive hours after a major operation with your fur friend. Call us on 0488 671 118 with any queries.

22/03/2026

Is your pet desexed?
If not, Animal Welfare league are giving out vouchers to go towards desexing surgery of your pets. This includes other species of animals too!
Here are just some of the reasons to desex your pet.
- To prevent mammary, testicular, prostate, uterine, cervical and ovarian cancers.
- Eliminate the risk of unplanned pregnancy and insemination and litters.
- Reduces undesirable behaviours such as roaming, urine marking and fighting.
- It will eliminate the chance of pyometra

Give us a call on 0488 671 118 to make a booking or call the Animal Welfare League on 0436 816 718 for information regarding vouchers.

19/03/2026

Why we will never recommend anaesthesia-free dentistry.

We are occasionally asked about “anaesthesia free dental cleaning” for pets. While it may sound appealing, we want to be very clear: this is not a safe, effective, or humane way to treat dental disease in animals.

🥶It does not treat the real problem. Dental disease occurs below the gumline, around the tooth roots. Simply scraping visible tartar from the surface of the teeth does nothing to treat the infection and damage underneath the gums.

😱It is frightening and traumatic for pets when someone is holding their mouth open and scraping their teeth while they're fully awake and unable to understand what’s happening. Pets can feel fear, pain and distress during these procedures.

☠️It can be dangerous!
Without proper anaesthesia and airway protection, there is a risk of injury, aspiration of bacteria and debris, and significant stress to the animal.

👩‍⚕️Proper veterinary dentistry requires training and equipment.
Veterinary dentists and nurses undergo years of training to safely perform dental procedures. A proper dental procedure includes anaesthesia, monitoring, probing of each tooth, cleaning below the gumline, polishing, and dental x-rays to detect hidden disease.
Simply making teeth look cleaner on the surface is not the same as treating dental disease.
Our priority is always your pet’s welfare, comfort and long term health. That means performing dental procedures safely, thoroughly and humanely.
If you have questions about your pet’s dental health, please talk to our team on 0488 671 118, we’re always happy to help you make the best decisions for your pet.

17/03/2026

Pain in senior pets is often very quiet.

When pets get older, families will often say:
"They’re just slowing down."
But many of the changes we see in ageing pets can actually be signs of chronic pain.
Pain in senior animals rarely looks dramatic.
It often looks like:
• Sleeping more than usual
• Slower or shorter walks
• Hesitating before jumping up or climbing stairs
• Less interest in playing
• Stiffness after resting
• Reluctance to go for walks they once loved
Most senior pets don’t cry out when they’re in pain.
Instead, they adapt. They compensate. They slowly change their behaviour to avoid movements that hurt.
Because these changes happen gradually, it’s easy to miss how much their world has quietly shrunk.
The good news is that many causes of pain in senior pets can be managed. With the right support, pain relief, and lifestyle adjustments, we can often dramatically improve their comfort and quality of life.
If your older pet seems to be “slowing down,” it’s always worth having a chat with your vet team. Sometimes the difference between ageing and suffering is simply recognising the signs early.
Your pet may not tell you they’re in pain, but we can help you listen. Give us a call on 0488 671 118

22/02/2026

19/02/2026

Does your pet get overly anxious when it comes time to go to the vet? There are a number of things we do to try and make it less stressful for them. We use pheromone sprays and diffusers along with a gentle and calm approach. We also will consult outside if we are able to and do fear free handling. If none of these things work for your little one, we can organise a “chill pack” of medication. Get in touch on 0488671118 for more information.

03/02/2026

Meet “Queenie”
Queenie is a beautiful flying fox who had snapped one of her canine teeth. Luckily, her amazing WIRES carer noticed this and brought her in to have the broken tooth extracted. Without having it extracted, she would have dealt with incredible pain and infection. Tara did a phenomenal job of the canine removal whilst the team of vets and nurses monitored and adjusted her anaesthetic. It is crucial to ensure a safe depth of anaesthesia, appropriate and sufficient analgesia (pain relief), maintenance of their body temperature and other vitals. Queenie is doing very well and we are all very proud of her, our team and her WIRES carer.

02/02/2026

You do NOT have to travel to Canberra for orthopaedic procedures for your pet.

Imagine being told you had to drive to and from Canberra for major surgery for your pet, when there is an amazing surgeon right here in the Bay.

With Kate’s deep understanding of biomechanics, bone healing and joint disease , she carries the expertise to correct most orthopaedic issues. After attaining her Membership of the ANZCVS in Veterinary Surgery, Kate is one of the most capable orthopaedic and surgical vets on the south coast.
Ligament repairs, bone fractures, arthrotomy and amputation are all Kate’s forte. You and your pet are in great hands throughout the initial assessment, surgery and the entire recovery and rehabilitation process. Avoid forking out for accomodation in Canberra and having to drive hours after a major operation with your fur friend. Call us on 0488 671 118 with any queries.

08/01/2026

For the love of dog (and other species), with very hot temperatures over the next few days, we’re asking everyone to please take extra care of their animals, both pets and wildlife.
❤️‍🔥 Please don’t walk dogs in high heat.
If the pavement is too hot for your bare feet, it’s too hot for paws. Early morning walks or skipping walks altogether on extreme heat days is the safest choice.
💧 Keep pets cool and hydrated:
- Plenty of fresh, cool water at all times
- Shade and good airflow
- Bring animals into the coolest part of your home or property during the hottest parts of the day
- Use cooling mats, damp towels, frozen treats, fans and air-conditioning
- Never leave animals in cars, even for a few minutes
🌿 Help our wildlife too:
- Place shallow water bowls in shaded areas
- Refresh water throughout the day
- Add stones or sticks so small animals and insects can drink safely
- Keep bowls low to the ground and away from busy areas
🚨 Know the signs of heat stress:
Heavy panting, drooling, lethargy, vomiting, wobbliness, or collapse, if you notice these, seek veterinary care immediately. Brachycephalic (squished face breeds) are at a significantly higher risk.
Extreme heat is dangerous and can be life threatening, but a few simple changes can save lives. Get in touch on 0488 671 118 with any questions or concerns 🧡

30/12/2025

Wishing everyone a happy and safe New Years Eve.
Keep pets indoors, put camling music on for them as they may get frightened with fireworks this evening, calming supplement or antianxiolitics work best when given BEFORE the stressful event happens. Thunder jackets can be helpful too. See you all in 2026! 💃🌈🎉

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3 Tallgums Way
Surf Beach, NSW
2536

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61488671118

Website

http://eurocoastvetcentre.com.au/

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