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Bundoora Veterinary Hospital/ Northern Suburbs Animal Emergency Centre (24hr Urgent Care & Emergency)

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Bundoora Veterinary Hospital/ Northern Suburbs Animal Emergency Centre (24hr Urgent Care & Emergency)
Address: 17 Plenty Rd, Bundoora VIC 3083, Australia
Phone: (03) 9467 2255
State: Victoria
City: Bundoora
Zip Code: 3083


Opening Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

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Emergency tonight when I made a stupid mistake due to stress and forgot to secure rat bait.nI am a neurotic person at the best of times, but add a sick pet and anger at myself. CRAZY!nDr Elliot was to the point, no drama, let's get this done as easily and quickly as possible and I am so very very grateful for his manner! He did not treat me like an idiot and explained the processes to me. I'm sure I seem like a complete psycho when it comes to my pets welfare..but I am a wildlife carer so have some medical knowledge. He is definitely a vet I'd go back to.nSo often going to vets other than my regular vet, there is doom, gloom, worst case scenario so you are literally throwing money to save the life of your precious pet. At one time I was told my indoor only cat had been bitten by a snake!! I was too upset to think rationally but my own vet advised this was not the case..nI had expected to spend the night in the car so packed a pillow and blanket..nBut I was in immediately! With lots of reassurance! I am so very grateful!nOn a side note my neice called ahead for me and wasn't given encouraging advice on the phone so I almost went to Essendon instead, this just feedback, not complaint.
Being confronted with the news that your beautiful natured under 2 years old rescue cat u have raised since he was a kitten, requires most if not all his teeth removed due to an autoimmune disease is a lot. Not only financially but emotionally you worry for your furry family member.nBut the care and consideration given to us and of course our boy was excellent.nIt was a long day of waiting for news and due to lots of emergencies, his op was pushed back but we were kept updated and informed all the way which is incredibly important and after the big day and big operation he has come out of it so well.nWe have our healthy, happy and content boy back with his brother and they are back and forth either chasing or curling up with each other again.nHe has adapted to his lack of teeth well and looks so much happier, healthier and way less stinkier!nThe post op care and instructions were easy to follow and administer.nThe quote for care was for worst case scenario which would only be done in his best interests, which we had to do in the end, but were prepared for no surprises and we felt we had extra special above and beyond care that you cannot put a price on.nI cannot thank this team from the reception to all the veterinary team for the care they gave our boy! Thank you!
Hi team..I just want to tell you how much I appreciate you for my experience this morning. My beautiful girl came in very unwell and sadly was euthanized. The vet nurse on reception was so lovely and though it may not have seemed it at the time due to how distraught I was, you helped make an awful situation as good as it could be with your empathy and care. The vets were also very caring and also were very clear and thorough. Thank you for making Billie's passing calm and comfortable. It has been the toughest day of my life but you made it that bit better by your genuine caring nature.
We were there last night to say farewell to our 19 year old friend, Simba. We cannot express our appreciation for the kindness and compassion shown towards us and our loved one. So much kindness during the sadness of times. Can not recommend highly enough
I took my 5 month kitten there at 11 pm on a Sunday night. He had been vomiting a little wasn’t eating much and had really bad breath. I was so worried I couldn’t wait till the morning to go to his regular vet , I was so stressed and worried about him. The nurse was wonderful checked his mouth , felt his tummy , checked his bladder . She said he was fine and if he was still not himself the next morning to take him to his vet. As I didn’t see the vet I wasn’t charged. She was wonderful and reassured me .
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66-Settlement Rd/Plenty Rd (Bundoora) 60 meters
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65-Grimshaw St/Plenty Rd (Bundoora) 140 meters
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