We will advise you of fasting requirements before surgery and if any current medications should be paused. It’s important to follow these instructions to ensure a smooth and safe surgical experience.

We offer comprehensive blood tests, including biochemistry and hematology profiles, coagulation assessments and hormone assays. These tests help evaluate your pet’s organ function and we use them to detect and monitor various health conditions.

Urinalysis is crucial for diagnosing urinary tract infections, kidney issues, and other metabolic conditions. It provides valuable insights into your pet’s overall health and can help us tailor a treatment plan effectively.

We can take your pet’s body with us for cremation. You can choose between private cremation (returning ashes) or general cremation (no ashes returned). Home burial is also an option, subject to council regulations.

Yes, children are welcome to be part of the process if that feels right for your family. We encourage you to discuss the experience with them beforehand to help prepare them for what to expect. Our veterinarians are experienced in creating a gentle, compassionate environment for all family members

We understand that this is a deeply personal and emotional decision. If you change your mind at any point before the procedure, we completely respect your choice and will proceed based on your comfort level.

Our Puppy School is designed for puppies aged 8 to 16 weeks, the ideal age for early socialisation and foundational training.

Early socialisation helps puppies develop confidence and adapt well to new environments. It reduces the chances of fear-based behaviours, making them more comfortable around other dogs, people, and new experiences..

Our curriculum includes essential commands like sit, stay, come, and drop, as well as lead training, socialisation, house training tips, and managing unwanted behaviours

We incorporate carefully monitored play sessions with other puppies, teaching your puppy appropriate play behaviours and social cues in a safe, controlled environment.

Our experienced trainer provides personalised guidance for each puppy’s unique needs. You can discuss concerns like separation anxiety, nipping, or resource guarding for tailored advice.

After Puppy School, your puppy will have the skills and confidence for daily life and a foundation for more advanced training. We can also recommend the next steps for further training if desired.

Yes, our classes focus on positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviours and strengthen the bond between you and your puppy.

Senior health checks include a full physical examination, a dental assessment, full blood and urine testing. It also includes blood pressure monitoring in cats and eye pressure testing in dogs.

Yes, we offer a discounted senior health check package to pets 8 years and older.

Yes, we offer free nurse dental checks all year round, where our trained veterinary nurses can assess your pet’s dental health and provide advice on at-home care.

During a puppy or kitten health check, we cover vaccinations, microchipping, parasite prevention, diet, dental care and behaviour, ensuring your new pet starts on a healthy path.

It’s helpful to bring any previous medical records, a list of medications your pet is currently taking, and any questions or concerns you may have about your pet’s health or behaviour.

Absolutely! We encourage you to schedule health checks for multiple pets together to make it more convenient for you.

Yes, vaccines are generally very safe and are tested extensively for safety and efficacy. Our veterinarians will discuss any potential risks associated with specific vaccines

Some pets may experience mild side effects such as lethargy, soreness at the injection site, or a slight fever. These symptoms typically resolve within a day or two. More adverse side effects such as an allergic response can occur, as with any drug or medication. These reactions are very rare.

Many vaccinations can be administered together during one visit. However, our veterinarians will determine the best approach for your pet’s individual health needs.

If you miss a vaccination appointment, it’s important to reschedule as soon as possible. Our veterinarians will assess your pet’s vaccination status and advise on any necessary boosters.

The frequency of vaccinations depends on the type of vaccine and your pet’s age. Puppies and kittens receive a series of vaccinations, while adult pets typically require boosters annually or every three years.

Yes, we offer vaccination packages that can include health checks and other preventive care at a discounted rate, making it easier to keep your pet up-to-date on their vaccinations.

Emergency cases are seen on a walk-in basis, so no appointment is necessary. However, please call ahead if possible to inform us of your situation.

We understand that veterinary care can be costly. Our team can discuss treatment options and help explore financial solutions.

Our veterinarians will explain the recommended treatments and procedures, ensuring you understand the plan and any associated costs before proceeding.

If possible, bring any relevant medical history, such as vaccination records and information on medications your pet is taking. This helps us provide the best care for your pet.

Yes! Our nurses provide free dental checks, which are available anytime. These help you stay informed about your pet’s dental health and are an easy way to spot potential issues early.

The Dental Club is a membership program that offers benefits like a $150 discount on an annual dental procedure, free dental check-ups, and discounts on dental food. You can join after your pet’s initial dental procedure at Cammeray Vet.

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Dental X-rays allow us to see the parts of the teeth and jaw that aren’t visible during a standard exam. They help identify hidden issues such as tooth root infections or abscesses, enabling us to provide targeted treatments.

We recommend an annual professional cleaning, even if you brush your pet’s teeth daily. Regular cleanings under anaesthesia are essential to removing tartar and addressing any emerging dental issues. 

The Cammeray Vet Dental Club provides exclusive benefits like discounts on dental procedures, free quarterly check-ups and discounts on dental care products, helping you manage your pet's dental health affordably.

We will provide specific instructions on how to prepare your pet, including fasting requirements and medication management. Following these guidelines ensures a smooth surgical experience.

We prioritise your pet's comfort and provide around-the-clock pain relief following surgery. Our team closely monitors their recovery to ensure they are as comfortable as possible.

1. If your pet is experiencing health issues that may require surgical intervention, our veterinarians will conduct a thorough examination and discuss potential treatment options with you.

The ideal age for desexing varies depending on the breed and size of your pet. In general, we recommend desexing cats at 4 months of age and dogs around 6 months. However, it’s best to consult with our veterinarians for specific guidance based on your pet’s needs.

Desexing can prevent certain cancers, reduce the risk of infections like pyometra in females, and help manage hormone-related behaviours such as aggression and territorial marking.

Yes, we will provide you with instructions on fasting your pet before the procedure and advise on any medications they are taking. This will help ensure a smooth and safe surgery.

Desexing may help reduce certain hormone-driven behaviours, such as aggression, roaming, and marking. However, it will not change your pet’s overall personality.

Routine blood tests help us monitor vital organs and detect underlying conditions before symptoms appear. Early detection often means better outcomes and less invasive treatments.

Our in-house lab allows us to provide results the same day, often within a few hours. This helps us to make prompt decisions about your pet’s care, especially in urgent situations.

Urine tests can identify issues like kidney disease, diabetes, urinary tract infections, and bladder stones. It gives us insights into your pet’s internal health that might not be evident from physical exams alone.

In some cases, we might ask you to fast your pet before a blood test to ensure accurate results. Sometimes we may ask you to collect a urine sample at home. If we are collecting urine from your cat, it is helpful to remove access to the litter tray for a few hours beforehand. Our team will provide specific instructions based on your pet’s needs and the type of test being performed.

In-house testing is usually cheaper and faster than sending samples to an external laboratory. However, there are some tests which are required to be sent externally.