Balmain Village Veterinary Clinic is proud to be a privately owned vet clinic with a difference! We are able to provide personalised care and attention that might not be possible at larger chain clinics. In addition to state-of-the-art veterinary services, we also offer holistic therapies. Dr Manuela Trueby is the only registered Homeopathic Veterinarian in the Sydney region.
Whilst we have invested heavily in modern medical technology to aid conventional veterinary science, we also embrace holistic therapies that concentrate on caring for the whole being. Dr Manuela Trueby leads our compassionate and highly skilled team. We treat every pet like part of the family and get to know each animal and their owner, helping us give the right prognoses and treatment.
Whilst we have invested heavily in modern medical technology to aid conventional veterinary science, we also embrace holistic therapies that concentrate on caring for the whole being. Dr Manuela Trueby leads our compassionate and highly skilled team. We treat every pet like part of the family and get to know each animal and their owner, helping us give the right prognoses and treatment.
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What We Do
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Balmain Village Veterinary Clinic offers just about everything your pet needs under one roof. We have invested heavily in new and up-to-date equipment, including a state of the art digital X-ray machine and upgraded in-house pathology facilities with a lab station developed by NASA. We also have access to the knowledge of our visiting experts, who can carry out specialist surgical procedures.
Who We Are
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Dr Manuela Trueby established Balmain Village Veterinary Clinic in 1992, in the heart of Balmain. She recognised the need in the community for an easily accessible veterinary clinic which offered state-of-the-art veterinary services and holistic therapies but also provided a loving, personal and sensitive approach to pet and owner.
Meet Our Team
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Dr Manuela Trueby graduated as a veterinarian from Ludwig-Maximillian University in Munich in 1984, where she also attended a course that introduced her to veterinary homeopathy. Following a scientific tutor position at the Veterinary Faculty, she completed her dissertation as DrMedVet in 1987.
During the next two years Dr Manuela worked in a specialist small animal clinic in Germany, utilising her traditional veterinary medicine skills, homeopathy and her knowledge in nutraceuticals.In 1989 she was awarded a German scholarship to work at Taronga Zoo in Sydney and Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, while completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Medicine and Husbandry at Sydney University.
During the next two years Dr Manuela worked in a specialist small animal clinic in Germany, utilising her traditional veterinary medicine skills, homeopathy and her knowledge in nutraceuticals.In 1989 she was awarded a German scholarship to work at Taronga Zoo in Sydney and Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, while completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Medicine and Husbandry at Sydney University.
Veterinary Services
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This covers any internal problems such as infectious diseases, respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders and cancer treatments. Modern anesthetic machines and agents (similar to those used on humans), blood tests, intravenous fluid, oxygen therapy and the best monitoring equipment contribute to the safety of our surgical procedures.
Acupuncture
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Our veterinarians use Needle and Laser Acupuncture to treat almost any imbalance with excellent results. Acupuncture was used on animals as long as 3,500 years ago, when legend has it, an elephant was treated for a stomach disorder similar to bloating.
Since then, Acupuncture and other forms of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have been used to treat a variety of problems, including pain, arthritis, spinal and disc injuries, hip dysplasia, epilepsy, lameness, gastroenteritis, allergies, cystitis, chronic respiratory disease.Acupuncture involves the insertion of needles into body tissue where nerve bundles and blood vessels come together.
Since then, Acupuncture and other forms of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have been used to treat a variety of problems, including pain, arthritis, spinal and disc injuries, hip dysplasia, epilepsy, lameness, gastroenteritis, allergies, cystitis, chronic respiratory disease.Acupuncture involves the insertion of needles into body tissue where nerve bundles and blood vessels come together.
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