Where Pets and Their Families Come First
The latest clinic and pet care news from Mosman Vets
Mosman Vet COVID-19 Guidelines At Mosman Vet, we will continue to prioritise the safety and health of our staff, clients and patients throughout this COVID-19 pandemic. We want to make it simple for your pet to receive their usual high level of veterinary care with us. As the advice around COVID-19 is rapidly evolving, we …
With the spread of COVID-19, Mosman Vet Hospital has updated their appointment procedures in order to follow social distancing laws and to keep you and our staff safe at your pet’s next vet visit. We appreciate that this is a change to how things are normally run, but we hope to keep it as convenient …
At Mosman Vet, we are striving to keep up our excellent service to help you and your pet during this challenging time. We have implemented the following guidelines to ensure the safety of you, your pet, and our staff, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. We ask that you please follow these, and we’ll work together to …
With the devastation of the bushfires affecting so many Australian families and animals, Mosman Vet is doing a small part to help. We will have a donation box set up in our reception for the foreseeable future. We will be using every cent of these donations to buy medical supplies that will be transported to …
We all love to spoil our pets, but many festive foods are toxic to pets.
Keep the Season Fun but Not too Festive for Your Furry FriendsRead More
Is your dog up to date with their heartworm prevention? Mosman Vet are offering FREE Heartworm testing during December 2019 and January 2020.*
Thinking of renovating but not sure how it may affect your furry friend? What can we do to help reduce stress whilst renovating or changing things around the house? Read on to find out!
This summer, Dr Rachele Lowe urges pet owners to be aware of which plants in the garden can spell danger for our furry friends.
