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Saturday 8:00am to 3:00pm
Sunday CLOSED
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Ingleburn Emergency Centre operational hours are subject to change based on Vet availability.

PLEASE CALL 9892 1947 for availability.

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Pocket pets - Basic health and care

  • Time to visit the vet

    It’s time to visit the Vet

    We have all been in that position before. Keeping a watchful eye on that one spot that our furry friend keeps itching. Then the internal fight begins on whether you should take them straight to the vet or are you just overthinking this?
  • Learn about pet nutrition

    Let's learn about nutrition

    The world of pet food is as confusing as ever. From different brands to new and interesting treats, it is difficult and stressful to make the decision on what the best food is for our fur child.
  • The benefits of preventative care for your pet’s health

    Your vet can give you advice on how to look after your pet, but as a pet owner the responsibility is with you to make sure your pets are fit and healthy.

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