Business Details
15 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Veterinary Care Partner in Normanhurst
Normanhurst Veterinary Clinic is a family-owned and operated veterinary clinic established in August 2011. Our purpose-built facility in Normanhurst offers a comprehensive range of in-house veterinary services, including consultations, diagnostics, dentistry, and emergency care. Our team of four experienced veterinarians and seven qualified veterinary nurses prioritizes compassionate care, supported by state-of-the-art equipment and a commitment to community animal welfare.We provide mobile veterinary services across the Hornsby District and Upper North Shore, ensuring accessibility for all pet owners. With a focus on preventive care and education, we also run puppy preschool classes and partner with local schools and animal rescue organizations.
Services
Pet Dentistry
Laser Therapy
Puppy Preschool
Mobile Vet Service
Orthopaedic Surgery
Pet Pathology
Radiography
Desexing
Emergency Care
Details
- Year established: 2011
Highlights and features
- Our team includes four experienced veterinarians and seven qualified veterinary nurses.
- We offer mobile veterinary services across Hornsby District and Upper North Shore.
- Comprehensive in-house services including dentistry, diagnostics, and emergency care.
- We run educational puppy preschool classes and support local animal welfare initiatives.
- Modern facility equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment technology.
What people say
Exceptional care
Knowledgeable staff
Gentle with animals
Convenient mobile service
Excellent puppy classes
Services
Pet Dentistry
Our veterinary dental services include comprehensive oral examinations, professional teeth cleaning, and treatment of dental diseases. We use advanced techniques to address periodontal issues, tooth extractions, and oral infections. Our focus on preventive care helps maintain your pet's oral health, preventing systemic complications from dental infections.
Laser Therapy
Laser therapy provides non-invasive pain management for pets with arthritis, muscle strains, and post-surgical recovery. This treatment promotes tissue regeneration and reduces inflammation through targeted light energy. Our experienced team customizes treatment plans to address individual pet needs and conditions.
Puppy Preschool
Our structured puppy preschool program develops social skills and basic obedience in young dogs. Certified trainers guide puppies through socialization exercises and positive reinforcement training. The four-week course includes owner education on behavior management and developmental care.
Mobile Vet Service
Our fully equipped VetVan delivers professional veterinary care to your doorstep across Hornsby District and Upper North Shore. This service accommodates pets and owners with mobility challenges or special needs. We provide routine check-ups, minor treatments, and emergency assessments in home environments.
Orthopaedic Surgery
We perform complex orthopaedic procedures including cruciate ligament repairs, fracture corrections, and joint stabilizations. Our surgical team utilizes advanced techniques like Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) for improved mobility outcomes. Post-operative care includes pain management and recovery monitoring.
People
Kayla
Practice Manager
Certified veterinary nurse with special interests in avian care, pocket pets, and emergency treatment. Joined the team in 2012 and manages operations across two clinics.
Luke
Head Veterinary Nurse
Passionate about native wildlife with additional qualifications in captive animal management. Specializes in providing comfort to patients and supporting rescue organizations.
Michelle
Veterinary Nurse
Compassionate caregiver who leads puppy preschool classes and provides surgical support. Known for exceptional patient handling and client communication skills.
Montana
Veterinary Nurse
Certified nurse with experience in critical care and rehabilitation. Special interest in exotic pet care and post-operative recovery support.
Alice
Veterinary Nurse
Multilingual caregiver fluent in English, Mandarin, and conversational Japanese. Focuses on bridging communication gaps for diverse pet owner communities.
Questions
How often should I worm my pet?
Puppies/kittens every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, monthly until 6 months, then quarterly for all pets.
What should I do if my pet has fleas?
Treat all pets and environment. Vacuum carpets, wash bedding, and consult our team for appropriate products.
How can I protect my pet against heartworm?
Maintain year-round prevention with annual injections or monthly tablets as recommended by our veterinarians.
What are the best foods for my pet?
Premium quality diets appropriate for life stage, with options for specific nutritional requirements available.
How can I care for my pet's dental health?
Regular brushing with pet toothpaste, dental diets, and professional cleanings when required.
What should I do if I find an injured native animal?
Contact WIRES or Sydney Wildlife after placing the animal in a warm, quiet box for assessment.
