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Every pet deserves the best in care

Experienced,
Empathetic Small
Animal Veterinary
Care in Virginia,
Adelaide

Preventive Care

General Health Checks

Skin Conditions

Desexing & Microchipping

Surgical Services

Medicine

Let's work together to
optimise your pet's health

10+ years of experience

Backed by ongoing professional development, weโ€™re confident handling simple to complex cases across every one of our services.

Adaptive care

We give you flexibility in treatment decisions, providing options based on your petโ€™s needs and your budget.

Genuine connections

Just as important as the human-animal bond, we believe in lasting relationships with our clients โ€“ many whom we consider friends.

Respectful compassion

We care for every animal like itโ€™s our own, and make sure you feel safe choosing the best options for yourself as well as your pets. Above all, we promote respect for pets, their owners and our team.

Pet-Ownership-Virginia

Walking beside you on the
pet ownership journey

Pet ownership is an incredibly rewarding journey. But along with the joy comes inevitable headaches and heartaches. From their first days in the world to a peaceful ending, weโ€™re here for you every moment.

We view pet health as an interconnected web between us, you, and your pets. One where we respect the human-animal bond, where our care and empathy extends beyond our patient to you as an owner.

A relationship where we share the responsibility to work together respectfully, working hard to get the best outcome for you and your pet.

โ€œI have a level of faith in Jo from Virginia Veterinary that Iโ€™ve never had in any other vet clinic. Her experience and understanding makes it possible to do the rescue work that we do.โ€
Gloria Lindenbauer, Lucky Little Paws Rescue and Adoption

Happy Clients

โ€œNever before have we had a vet that goes over and above the way Virginia Veterinary does. Other vets care, but they are next level.โ€

ย Annette Gill

Pet Hub

Helpful resources to keep your dog or cat happy and healthy.

Pet emergencies: When to call and when to wait

Itโ€™s essential to know the difference between situations that need immediate veterinary care, and those where you can wait at home.

What vaccinations does my kitten need?

As a new kitten owner, one of the most important steps in giving them a healthy start to life is the right vaccinations.

What vaccinations should my puppy receive?

Youโ€™ve brought home your new best friend โ€“ congratulations! Now itโ€™s time to make sure your new puppy receives the right vaccinations.

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FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) is a viral infection that weakens a cat's immune system. There is no current cure for FIV, so prevention is key for cats who like to spend time outside.
Cat's who test positive to FIV CAN live comfortable lives with proper indoor care, regular vet checkups, and good nutrition BUT, it can also leave them vulnerable to infections and diseases.

We currently have an offer to help you keep your furry friend protected. For a limited time, when you book your cat in for their first FIV vaccine, the next two boosters are FREE.
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Did you know that average length of a greyhounds nose is 22-25cm? ๐Ÿพ

Although their long muzzle serves many purposes, once a hound enters their retirement era it comes in most handy as an emergency resting spot when the need for a nap arises.

Share with us your bed fails below. ๐Ÿ‘‡
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Some days you just need to cuddle your emotional support teddy. ๐Ÿ’•

Little Narla visited for her desexing procedure yesterday. Following a smooth procedure, this little girl was home in time for dinner and cuddles with her family.
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Senior girl Cheeky enjoying cuddles at home after her arthritis injection last week.

We often miss the signs thatโ€™s cats are suffering from arthritis so here are some things to look out for in senior kitties:
๐Ÿฑ Not grooming themselves, often leading to poor coat quality
๐Ÿˆโ€โฌ› Hiding away and being less social
๐Ÿˆ Hesitation to jump and explore their surroundings

Our kitty cats deserve comfort and love at every stage of life so donโ€™t forget to give your fluffy friend a cuddle today ๐Ÿพ
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