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Your Trusted Partner for Veterinary Care Solutions
Cooper Street Veterinary Hospital has been an integral part of the Cootamundra community for over two decades, providing compassionate and professional veterinary care to pets and wildlife. Our experienced team of veterinarians and veterinary nurses offers a comprehensive range of services, including vaccinations, emergency procedures, surgical interventions, and wellness checks, supported by modern diagnostic equipment and an on-site pharmacy. We prioritise a gentle, client-focused approach, ensuring pet owners receive informed advice and tailored healthcare solutions.Our commitment extends beyond domestic animals through partnerships with organisations like Wildcare, providing free veterinary care for injured wildlife. With a collective experience spanning decades, we combine clinical expertise with a deep understanding of local community needs to deliver reliable, ethical animal healthcare.
Services
Cat Vaccination
Dog Vaccination
Microchipping
Flea Control
Health Checks
Emergency Care
Dental Services
Surgical Procedures
Parasite Treatment
Wildlife Care
Highlights and features
- 20+ years serving the Cootamundra community with expert veterinary care
- Fully equipped hospital with on-site diagnostics and pharmacy
- Emergency services for urgent medical, surgical, and critical care needs
- Specialised wildlife care partnerships with Wildcare
- Experienced team with advanced training in avian medicine and marsupial surgery
What people say
Compassionate staff
Wildlife care programs
Experienced veterinarians
Thorough explanations
Gentle animal handling
Services
Cat Vaccination
Comprehensive vaccination programs for kittens and adult cats to prevent infectious diseases like feline panleukopenia, respiratory viruses, and immunodeficiency virus. Our protocols follow veterinary guidelines with tailored schedules for different life stages. We provide detailed post-vaccination care advice and maintain records for booster requirements.
Dog Vaccination
Essential vaccinations for puppies and adult dogs against parvovirus, distemper, leptospirosis, and kennel cough. We offer customised vaccination schedules based on age, lifestyle, and risk factors. Our team provides education on disease prevention and post-vaccination monitoring to ensure optimal protection for your pet.
Microchipping
Permanent pet identification through microchip implantation for cats and dogs. This service includes database registration, update assistance for address changes, and scanning for lost pets. Microchipping significantly increases recovery rates for missing animals and meets legal requirements in Australian states.
Flea Control
Year-round flea management programs for dogs and cats using effective topical and oral treatments. We provide environmental control advice, allergy management for flea dermatitis cases, and seasonal prevention strategies. Our team educates owners on breaking flea life cycles in home environments.
Emergency Care
Immediate veterinary attention for critical conditions including trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses. Our facility handles emergency surgeries, intensive care monitoring, and stabilisation for transferred cases. We maintain essential equipment for life-saving interventions during regular business hours.
People
Dr Mark Sayer
Veterinarian & Practice Owner
Graduated in 1983 with 30+ years experience. Owns multiple regional veterinary hospitals. Completed veterinary chiropractic training in Germany. Holds pilots licence and is pursuing MBA/Masters of Marketing at Deakin University.
Dr Kiri Westphalen
Senior Clinic Veterinarian
Murdoch University graduate specialising in avian medicine and production animals. Ovine Brucellosis Accredited and Hendra Virus Vaccine Accredited. Researching goat health while maintaining clinical practice with companion animals.
Dr Sharlet Rose
Veterinarian
Indian veterinary graduate with 12 years government experience. AVBC certified since 2013. Special interest in pathology and Australian native animal care. Former elephant veterinarian now focused on local rescue organisations.
Lisa Rapmund
HR/General Manager
Veterinary industry professional since the 1990s. Manages six regional practices. Qualified animal technician with HR management credentials. Advocate for animal welfare and owner-pet relationships through organisational leadership.
Karlie Johnston
Practice Manager
Cootamundra local with 15+ years veterinary experience. Licensed wildlife carer managing native animals. Volunteer in international wildlife rescue programs including Borneo orangutan rehabilitation projects.
Questions
What pet species do you treat?
We treat cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, reptiles, and native Australian wildlife. Our team has specialists in avian medicine and marsupial care.
Do you handle emergency cases?
Yes, we provide emergency care during business hours for critical conditions including trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses requiring immediate intervention.
What vaccination protocols do you recommend?
We follow AVA guidelines with tailored programs for kittens, puppies, and adult pets. Initial courses require multiple visits with annual boosters for ongoing protection.
Is microchipping mandatory?
Microchipping is compulsory in some Australian states. We provide implantation services and maintain database records for pet identification and recovery.
How do you support wildlife care?
We partner with Wildcare to provide free veterinary treatment for injured native animals. Our team includes licensed wildlife carers with marsupial expertise.
What diagnostic facilities are available?
Our hospital features in-house laboratory testing with full bloodwork, urinalysis, and infectious disease screening. Specialised tests are sent to accredited external labs with rapid turnaround times.
