West Gippsland Vet Care

West Gippsland Vet Care At West Gippsland Vet Care we have over 200 years combined experience and we pride ourselves in providing Excellence in Animal Care.

Our goal is to offer high quality comprehensive veterinary care tor small animals and large animals, ensuring peace of mind for farmers and pet owners alike. West Gippsland Vet Care began operating as a single vet practice in 1989 and has evolved into a practice consisting of 6 full time veterinarians and 2 part time veterinarians, backed by a dedicated team of veterinary nurses. In 2006 the Warra

gul clinic underwent major renovations to become a spacious, purpose built veterinary clinic. In early 2010 our Drouin clinic was relocated to a newly renovated, modern veterinary facility, enabling us to provide a high level of veterinary care to our Drouin clients. Working from these modern facilities, we hope to continue to live up to our reputation for providing a friendly and welcoming environment for clients and their animals. Our staff are continually updating their skills and knowledge through seminars and conferences in order to provide the latest techniques and treatments for our patients.

Meet Bayley the Australian Shepherd 🤎🐾
05/06/2026

Meet Bayley the Australian Shepherd 🤎🐾

Kings Birthday Hours 👑
05/06/2026

Kings Birthday Hours 👑

Great question! Diagnostic screening tests can act as an early warning system to uncover health issues before your dogsh...
03/06/2026

Great question! Diagnostic screening tests can act as an early warning system to uncover health issues before your dog
shows signs of illness.

Comparing test results from year to year
also helps us to better understand your dog’s individual health needs. 🐾

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01/06/2026

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31/05/2026
A day in the life of Dr Amanda 🐰 🐾
29/05/2026

A day in the life of Dr Amanda 🐰 🐾

🐶 Bones: Which Ones Are Safe for Your Dog? 🦴As much as dogs love chewing bones, not all bones are safe! Giving the wrong...
28/05/2026

🐶 Bones: Which Ones Are Safe for Your Dog? 🦴

As much as dogs love chewing bones, not all bones are safe! Giving the wrong type can lead to choking, broken teeth, Blockages or serious digestive issues. Here’s a quick guide:

✅ Safe Bones:

Raw meaty bones (like beef or lamb knuckles) – always supervise your dog.

Large raw bones that your dog cannot swallow whole.

Commercially prepared chew bones designed specifically for dogs.

❌ Unsafe Bones:

Cooked bones (chicken, pork, or beef) – they can splinter easily.

Split bones – these are particularly dangerous as they can easily break into sharp pieces.

Small bones that can be swallowed whole.

Bones with sharp edges or brittle texture.

Tips for safe chewing:

Always supervise your dog with a bone.

Limit chewing sessions .

Discard any small fragments to prevent choking.

Giving your dog safe bones can help keep their teeth clean, satisfy their natural chewing instinct, and provide mental stimulation – just be careful which ones you choose!

Give us a call on 03 5623 4822 🐾
25/05/2026

Give us a call on 03 5623 4822 🐾

Keeping your pet’s teeth healthy doesn’t have to be hard! 🐾🦷Dental water additives are an easy way to help reduce plaque...
22/05/2026

Keeping your pet’s teeth healthy doesn’t have to be hard! 🐾🦷

Dental water additives are an easy way to help reduce plaque, tartar, and bad breath—just add to your pet’s water bowl daily.

They’re a great support for oral health, alongside regular dental checks and cleans. 🐶🐱

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1 Bona Vista Road
Warragul, VIC
3820

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

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