The Mudgee Vet Partnership was formed in 1981 when veterinarians Ian Binks, Steve Ledger and Ray Gooley, joined Peter Howe. The original location of the practice was in Mortimer Street. As the practice has grown we have expanded and currently have 8 Vets and 21 support staff. With our branch practices at Rylstone and Gulgong we are able to provide the full range of veterinary services to our extensive local area.
The Mudgee Veterinary Hospital has modern facilities and enough room for expansion in the future years. This building project was completed in 2013.
The Mudgee Veterinary Hospital has modern facilities and enough room for expansion in the future years. This building project was completed in 2013.
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Facilities
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Since 1981, Mudgee Veterinary Practice has been the backbone of quality veterinary care in Mudgee. Drs Ian Binks, Steve Slack-Smith, Paige Loneragan, Kate Elder and Jack Holman have continued building the practice into a vibrant, friendly one. We operate a fully purpose-built Hospital on the Corner of Market Street and Court Street in Mudgee.
Our Vet Nurses
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Jade is a wonderful asset to Mudgee Vet Hospital, she started working here in 2012. She completed her Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing in 2014 and has an interest in emergency and critical care cases. In her free time Jade enjoys travelling with her husband and their two kids to different places racing motorbikes.
Our Staff
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Simone started working for Mudgee Veterinary Hospital in 1990. Living just out of Mudgee, Simone has collection of various farm animals including Miniature Pigs, goats, ducks, geese, horses, dogs & cats. Simone holds a certificate IV Veterinary Nursing, and is a brilliant asset to the team as our Accounts Manager.
Small Animal Services
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It is vitally important for your pet's health that they have regular checkups. This is normally done at the time of their annual vaccination booster. At this check the vet will examine your pet's eyes, ears, nose and mouth, for any problems. The vet will also listen to the heart, and lungs. The abdomen will also be palpated checking for normal size and location of liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, intestines and prostate.
Large Animal Services
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Alternatively you can bring your horses and smaller sheep and cattle into us. We charge less for this service, there are no travel fees and we can attend to your animal in a more timely manner. We can perform a wide range of surgery for you animals, anything from abscesses, soft tissue surgery, cesareans and geldings.
Reviews (9)
Tyler Cheesewright
Jan 12, 2022
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Kaylen Clarkson
Oct 11, 2021
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Dan Cleary
Aug 13, 2021
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Julie Price
Aug 09, 2021
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Gary Gibson
Jul 06, 2021
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Anna Conroy
Apr 12, 2021
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Teresa McPhee
Dec 22, 2020
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The Fuzzler
Aug 04, 2020
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Took a kitten there after dog had a nibble, vet gave pain relief we took home, kitty hadn't improved the next day so we went back, vet kept over night gave fluids and appetite stimulant, cat bounced back. Total cost 570.. Now considering cats bro was nibbled by same dog one week before requiring numerous stiches and overnight stay at a vet up the road costing 600 I'd say we were ripped...moral is dog two, cats nil. PS dog seems okay with it all, his name is naughty.
Ernie Robeson
Nov 02, 2019
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Our family will always be greatful for the treatment we recieved in the last month from everyone at The Mudgee Vet hospital. When we had to make the decision to put down our precious doggy we received amazing support and empathy from Liam our vet. Everyone in the office were super helpful. Have nothing but praise for the whole team.
