Monday to Friday
8am – 8pm
Saturday
8am – 5pm
Sunday
9am – 5pm
Monday to Friday
8am – 8pm
Saturday
8am – 5pm
Sunday
9am – 5pm
1185 Pittwater Road, Collaroy NSW 2097
P (02) 9971 8487 F (02) 9971 6708 E info@collaroyvet.com.au
Our animal hospital is located centrally at Collaroy on Sydney’s northern beaches. We have plenty of off street parking in our private carpark right in front of the hospital. We have easy disabled access.
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Tick season is in full swing again and pets on the Northern Beaches are particularly at risk. Paralysis ticks are hard to detect and affected pets often end up in life threatening conditions. Make sure your pet is safe this summer by regularly applying a suitable tick protection product and by checking their fur coat daily. We stock the latest in tick products and can advise you which preventative treatment is best for your furry friend. Read More
Every year, during the November and December months, we receive numerous kittens that are abandoned and in need of a good home. We currently have some beautiful kittens that are available for adoption. All our kittens have received a health check by our Vets and are vaccinated.
If you would like to welcome a kitten and think your home is suitable, please contact us or visit our practice.
We are pleased to introduce and welcome our new Veterinary surgeon, Dr Tennille Bignell BVSc(Hons) MVS. Tennille graduated from the University of Queensland in 2003 . She then worked briefly in mixed practice on the outskirts of Brisbane before moving to London where she worked , lived and traveled until 2010. Since moving back to Australia she started her Master’s of Veterinary Studies degree through Murdoch university. Tennille completed her Masters degree at the end of 2016 with a focus on small animal internal medicine which is her passion. In her spare time you can catch her running or doing yoga down at Manly beachfront or chasing after her toddler. Read more
At Collaroy Vets we offer our patients a range of diagnostic services including the latest techniques and equipment in endoscopy. Endoscopy allows us to visually check internal organs without performing invasive surgery. We can now find out very quickly what your pet has swallowed! Not only can we find out the cause of the problem faster, a quick recovery time and a reduced risk of infection are other benefits. Endoscopy is also used for taking samples of organ linings to diagnose a condition. Read more
Daisy is a gorgeous 5 year old toy poodle who captured the heart of Marie as she lay homeless in a pound. Marie... Read More..
Charlie, a 4 year old tabby cat, presented to Collaroy Vets with inspiratory dyspnoea, a term describing extreme effort upon breathing in as... Read More..
Jordy, a 10 year old female fox terrier, presented to the hospital for drinking a lot and just being a little quieter than... Read More..
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