Our Veterinarians

Welcome

To The Berwick Veterinary Hospital

We passionately provide services of the highest standards, and the best care for your loved ones, so you can rest assured they are in the best possible hands.

New Kitten?

Recently added a new kitten to your family?
Check out our New Kitten Guide

Written by our veterinarians, it contains everything you need to know to care for your kitten.

New Puppy?

Recently added a new puppy to your family?
Check out our New Puppy Guide

Written by our veterinarians, it contains everything you need to know to care for your puppy.

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Welcome to the online home of the Berwick Veterinary Hospital.

Berwick Veterinary Hospital are excited and proud to offer premium veterinary care for all of your companion pets. We are committed to provide the best-practice medicine not only for your dogs and cats, but also your rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, birds, mice, rats, reptiles and even fish!

We also have well-established relationships with our local wildlife carers, and frequently provide veterinary attention for sick and injured wildlife.

Front view of Berwick Veterinary Clinic with a sign reading “VET 58,” glass entrance, manicured garden, and black fence on a sunny day.

Practice hours- Berwick

We are open 6 days, and late on weekdays for your convenience

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Monday-Friday: 8 AM – 8 PM

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Saturday: 8:30AM – 4 PM (Weekend Rates Apply)

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Public Holidays: Closed

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PLEASE NOTE WE ARE CLOSED FOR TEAM TRAINING 11AM-2PM ON THE THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH

Our Social Media

We are closed today, Monday 9th March for the Labour Day public holiday. For all veterinary emergencies, please contact Casey Pet Emergency (03) 8790 1625 📞#Closed #labourday #berwickveterinaryhospital #hospitalofexcellence #helpingyourfriendsenjoylongerhealthierlives ... See MoreSee Less
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🐾 What is Body Condition Scoring?Body Condition Scoring (BCS) is a simple way we can assess your pet’s weight by looking at their body shape and feeling for fat coverage — rather than relying on just the number on the scales.✔️ Ribs – you should be able to feel them easily with a thin layer of fat✔️ Waist – there should be a visible waist when viewed from above✔️ Abdominal tuck – the belly should slope upwards behind the ribsKeeping your pet at an ideal body condition helps reduce the risk of arthritis, diabetes, heart disease and other health problems, helping them live a longer, healthier life. 👉 Check out this helpful video from Royal Canin: youtu.be/r7lHRRbmpBQ?si=KMHS1NyWhNBWjUn1If you’re unsure about your pet’s body condition, ask our team about joining our Healthy Weight Program 📞#bodyconditionscore #healthyweightprogram #weightowellness #berwickveterinaryhospital #hospitalofexcellence #helpingyourfriendsenjoylongerhealthierlives ... See MoreSee Less
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