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Compassionate Veterinary Care in Temora
Temora Veterinary Clinic has been an integral part of the Temora community for decades, providing modern, professional, and affordable healthcare for pets. Our experienced team delivers compassionate and gentle treatment, offering informed advice and professional recommendations to help pet owners make informed decisions. We provide on-the-spot assistance for medical, surgical, emergency, and wellbeing needs, with fully equipped facilities and an on-site pharmacy. Our commitment extends to local wildlife through partnerships with rescue groups, ensuring comprehensive care for all animals in the region. 
Services
Health Checks
Cat Vaccination
Dog Vaccination
Flea Control
Tick Control
Intestinal Worms
Heartworm Prevention
Microchipping
Radiography
Surgical Services
Highlights and features
- We offer decades of local veterinary expertise in Temora
- Our team provides 24/7 emergency pet care services
- Fully equipped facilities with on-site diagnostic tools
- Comprehensive wellness and preventive care programs
- Active community involvement in wildlife conservation efforts
Services
Health Checks
Annual health checks help detect age-related conditions early in pets. Our comprehensive screenings include physical exams, blood tests, and dental checks. Early diagnosis improves treatment outcomes for heart disease, arthritis, and diabetes.
Cat Vaccination
Protect cats from deadly diseases like panleukopenia and feline leukemia. We recommend initial kitten vaccinations followed by annual boosters. Our programs prevent respiratory infections and immunodeficiency virus transmission.
Dog Vaccination
Prevent parvovirus, distemper, and leptospirosis through tailored vaccination schedules. Puppies require multiple doses while adults need regular boosters. We provide aftercare advice for optimal immune response.
Flea Control
Year-round flea prevention protects pets from skin disease and anemia. Our treatments target all life stages, breaking infestation cycles. We offer environmental control advice to eliminate 95% of flea populations in homes.
Emergency Services
24/7 emergency treatment for trauma, poisoning, and acute illness. Our facilities handle critical cases including tick paralysis and gastrointestinal emergencies. Immediate intervention increases survival rates for severe conditions.
People
Dr. Mark Sayer
Veterinarian & Practice Owner
Graduated from Sydney University in 1983 with 30+ years' experience. Owns multiple regional veterinary hospitals and holds qualifications in veterinary chiropractic and business management.
Lisa Rapmund
HR/General Manager
Manages six veterinary practices across regional NSW with 20+ years' industry experience. Specializes in practice operations and client-pet relationship management.
Dr. Sharlet Rose John
Senior Veterinarian
Indian veterinary graduate with 12 years' government experience. Specialises in pathology and native Australian animal care since 2013.
Dr. Stephanie Gebhardt
Veterinarian
CSU graduate with experience treating animals from mice to giraffes. Focuses on community veterinary medicine and farm animal care since 2014.
Allison Prentice
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Bachelor of Veterinary Technology graduate with mixed practice experience. Specialises in high-quality animal healthcare and rescue animal rehabilitation.
Questions
What veterinary services do you offer?
We provide health checks, vaccinations, emergency care, surgical procedures, and preventive treatments for cats, dogs, and other animals.
Do you handle emergency pet care?
Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency services for urgent medical conditions including trauma, poisoning, and acute illness.
Why are annual pet check-ups important?
Annual exams detect age-related diseases early, with pets aging 5-8 times faster than humans. Early detection improves treatment outcomes.
How do you control fleas and ticks?
We use year-round preventive treatments and environmental control strategies to eliminate fleas and protect against paralysis ticks.
Do you treat wildlife?
Yes, we partner with local groups to provide free veterinary care for injured and orphaned native wildlife.
