FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

You know your pet better than anyone, so trust your instincts. If you feel something isn’t right, it’s always best to have your pet checked.

Common signs of illness include vomiting, diarrhoea, loss of appetite, lethargy or changes in behaviour. Urgent problems may include difficulty breathing, choking, seizures, a swollen abdomen, collapse or signs of pain or distress.

If you’re ever unsure, we recommend booking an appointment, even if it’s just for peace of mind.

If your pet needs urgent care outside our opening hours, please contact:

Animal Emergency Service (AES)
📞 1300 302 912
📍 Corner of Chesterman Street & Derwent Park Road, Moonah

AES provides 24-hour emergency and critical care services.

Animal Emergency Service Hobart

If you’re concerned about your pet while waiting, please speak with our reception team and we’ll do our best to assist.

If you have financial concerns, please raise them with your veterinarian early so we can discuss suitable options. VetPay payment plans are available for approved applicants, and our team can assist with the application process.

Our clinic is equipped to manage a wide range of cases in-house, including surgery, imaging, laboratory testing, intensive care and emergency treatment.

• Consultation: $109

Dog Castration:

• 0 – 10kg: $440
• 10 – 20kg: $490
• 20 – 30kg: $570
• Over 30kg: $600

Dog Spey:

• 0 – 10kg: $530
• 10 – 20kg: $590
• 20 – 30kg: $690
• Over 30kg: $730

Cat Castration:

• $190

Cat Spey:

• $350

Vaccinations:

• Adult Dog: $140
• Cat F3: $136

• Dog and Cat Scale and Polish from: $900

If you need to change or cancel your appointment, we kindly ask for at least 24 hours’ notice. Missed appointments without notice are tracked, and repeated non-attendance may result in discharge from the clinic.

We appreciate your understanding, as missed appointments prevent other pets from being seen.