Our vets have over 28 years of combined experience and undergone further training to be able to perform more complicated medical and surgical procedures withing the clinic. As a privately owned animal clinic, we are able to make independent decisions based on what is best for you and your pet. Our hands are not tied by the bylaws and quotas of a profit-focused corporation.
The clinic is fully equipped with up-to-date equipment and facilities such as digital x rays, ultrasound and in-house pathology.
The clinic is fully equipped with up-to-date equipment and facilities such as digital x rays, ultrasound and in-house pathology.
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About us
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We are a modern fully-equipped Veterinary clinic in Cranbourne North. Our team of experienced vets and fully qualified Nurses are committed to caring for your pet as if they were our own. Our motto is "To treat every patient as the cherished family member they are with love, attention, compassion and the ultimate in veterinary expertise."
Flea & Parasite Prevention
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Fleas: Flea infestations are one of the main causes of dermatitis (skin infection and inflammation) in dogs and cats. They are more annoying than nasty, with their population heightening in the warmer months. We recommend regular flea prevention in conjunction with environmental controls. If you are battling fleas or have any flea concerns please contact us to discuss these issues.
Vaccinations
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Vaccinations are important for preventing serious disease in your pet and for reducing its spread in the animal community. At The Avenue Veterinary Clinic we stock a full range of vaccines for cats, dogs and rabbits. We are happy to discuss with you the different vaccines available and help build a specific vaccination program for your pet (depending on your individual circumstances).
Desexing
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The Avenue Veterinary Clinic routinely perform desexing procedures for dogs, cats, ferrets and rabbits. Appointments are required for this surgical procedure which is performed Monday to Friday. Desexing is an effective way to prevent unwanted pregnancies, health issues and behavioural problems. We generally recommend desexing dogs and cats at 4-6 months of age, as young animals are more likely to recover quickly from the anaesthetic.
Dentistry
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Dental disease is a common problem amongst dogs, cats, ferrets and rabbits. Dental health care is important for your pet. If left untreated tartar and gingivitis can lead to serious illnesses such as bone, heart, and kidney infections. Maintaining good dental health can be achieved by a variety of methods and we can advise you of the best options for your pet.
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