Always Here When Your Pet Needs Us Most
In the unlikely event of an emergency, we are here for your pet or livestock 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including public holidays. Every night and weekend we have a designated on call vet who can help out you and your pet when emergency care is warranted. Please note that our on call vet cannot accept stray animals out of business hours.
Comprehensive Emergency Care
Whether it’s a sudden illness, injury, or a critical situation with your pet, our dedicated team is equipped to handle a wide range of emergencies, including:
- Accidents and Trauma: From broken bones to severe lacerations, our experts provide immediate treatment to stabilize your pet.
- Sudden Illnesses: Respiratory distress, allergic reactions, seizures and other acute health issues are promptly addressed.
- Toxic Ingestions: If your pet has ingested something harmful, our team acts swiftly to mitigate the effects.
- Reproductive Emergencies: Complications during labor or unexpected breeding issues are managed with care and expertise.
- Heatstroke and Hypothermia: We provide urgent care to regulate your pet’s body temperature and prevent further complications.
Dedicated On-Call Veterinarians
Every night and weekend, we have a designated on-call veterinarian available to assist you and your pet during emergencies. Our on-call vets are highly trained and ready to provide the necessary medical attention to ensure the best possible outcomes for your animals.
Please Note: Our on-call veterinarians are available for emergencies involving your own pets or livestock. Stray animals cannot be accepted outside of regular business hours.
How to Reach Us in an Emergency
In the event of a genuine emergency after hours, please do not hesitate to contact us immediately:
Emergency Contact Number: (02) 4455 5339
What to Do While Awaiting Help
While waiting for our emergency team to arrive, you can take the following steps to help your pet:
- Stay Calm: Your pet can sense your anxiety, so maintaining a calm demeanor can help soothe them.
- Ensure Safety: Move your pet to a safe and quiet area away from potential hazards.
- Provide Basic First Aid: If trained, administer first aid measures such as controlling bleeding or performing CPR if necessary.
- Gather Information: Have your pet’s medical history and any relevant details ready to share with the veterinarian.
"I have recently moved to the area and bought my animals in to Ulladulla Veterinary Surgery and we saw Dr Christian. Highly recommend! He was very lovely, and amazing with my fur babies"