Vets in Fawkner

We will be closed for the Grand Final public holiday 🏆

We will be back open on Monday September 28 from 8:00am-6:00pm

In case of an emergency please contact an emergency clinic

Zephyr was in for a castration today and thought the cage was a nice pre surgery snack 🫢

As the weather warms up, parasites do too, and getting ahead of them is simpler than you might think.
Introducing our $50 parasite control offer. Book your next vaccination or 6-month health check and add six months of parasite protection for just $50. Wellness Plan members pay $45.
Book an appointment online or call us on (03) 9359 3474
https://fawknervet.com.au/
T&Cs apply.

Meet Princess Mia, one of our regulars. She was in today for a mass removal from her leg and frequents our clinic to keep her in tip top shape. She is a big ball of love and never fails to put a smile on our faces🫶🐾

is that a bear or a chow chow puppy? 🐶

We are closed for the King’s birthday public holiday 🤴

Happy National Hug your cat 🐱💗

Curl up with your cat and give them a big hug from our team 💗

Six weeks ago, Daisy underwent TPLO surgery with our amazing vet, Dr. Natasha 🩻🐾💙

These follow-up X-rays show great healing and excellent implant placement as Daisy continues her recovery journey back to comfortable movement and an active life.

We’re proud to now offer TPLO surgeries at our clinic, providing advanced orthopedic care for pets close to home.

Keep up the great work, Daisy ✨

Did you know eucalyptus can be toxic to cats? 🌿🐈‍⬛

Our patient Smokey found that out the hard way after getting a little too curious around some eucalyptus at home. Thankfully, Smokey is doing well, but it’s an important reminder that many common plants and essential oils can be harmful to our feline friends.

Cats are especially sensitive to eucalyptus, which can cause symptoms like drooling, vomiting, lethargy, and difficulty breathing if ingested or heavily inhaled.

If you’re ever unsure whether a plant, flower, or oil is pet-safe, give your vet a call before bringing it into your home. A little prevention goes a long way in keeping curious kitties safe 🤍

Two of this weeks cutest and best dressed patients

Delilah fashionably braved the clinic twice for some blood tests.

Teddy had his hair crimped and ready for his desexing 💗💗