North Shore Veterinary Hospital (NHVS) was established in 1935 and has serviced our local community for 85 years and prides itself on delivering the highest quality care for your pets. We are proud to be operating at our new and purpose built Artarmon veterinary hospital in Sydney's lower North Shore.
Here our general veterinary practice services suburbs such as Artarmon, St Leonards, North Sydney and Crows Nest and their surrounding areas. For emergencies we are open 24 hours 365 days a year, with specialists and critical care emergency veterinarians always on hand.
Here our general veterinary practice services suburbs such as Artarmon, St Leonards, North Sydney and Crows Nest and their surrounding areas. For emergencies we are open 24 hours 365 days a year, with specialists and critical care emergency veterinarians always on hand.
Services
New Puppy or Kitten
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Adding a furry new pet to the family is a time of much the joy and excitement. There is also a lot to do during this time to make sure that your pet lives a long and happy life. Our team can help guide you through everything you need to do during the first months of your puppy or kitten's life as well as general health maintenance for life.
Puppy Preschool
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A well-trained puppy is an absolute delight. Our puppy training school will help you teach your new puppy the basics of acceptable behaviour. Our classes include obedience, socialisation and toilet training. We teach you how to handle trips to the vet, and give you all the tips you need re exercise, play, stimulation and diet.
Dog And Cat Vaccination
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It is highly recommended by vets that you vaccinate dogs, cats and certain pocket pets and some birds to help improve their health and lifespan. Discuss with your vet the vaccines that are recommended and the schedules. Cats that go outdoors or live in specific areas may also need to be vaccinated against Feline leukaemia virus, Chlamydia felis, Bordetella bronchiseptica and Feline immunodeficiency virus.
Microchipping
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As well as being a legal requirement in Australia, implanting a microchip give your pets the best chance of being identified and returned to you should they unfortunately become lost or stolen. Many pets can be microchipped and we strongly recommend this for all cats, dogs and rabbits. A microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and contains a unique identification code for your pet.
Dietary Advice
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A well-balanced diet is the key to healthy growth in puppies and kittens, as well as the ongoing health and well being of your pet. Our veterinarians will guide you to the right balance of nutrition and calories required throughout your pets life. Older pets will benefit from special formulated diets, as these are manufactured to meet their changing energy requirements.
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