To all our valued clients, Thanks for your continued effort and patience with our car park consults and holding off on some non-essential services. For the continued safety of our clients and …
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Australian Animal Poison Centre
Our team is excited to let you know that proudly sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, our clinic is now an official Animal Poisons Centre member. This means our veterinarians have access to specialist …
Coronavirus and your pet
Earlier last year, when the Covid-19 pandemic was in its early stages, there was talk about pets and Coronavirus. This topic has come up again, so we thought we would keep everyone at ease as there …
Covid-19 Update 26th August 2021
To all our valued clients and friends, As Sydney-siders continue to battle through the gruelling lockdown, we will continue to provide you with updates about MVG and the way we are structuring our …
Chisel’s Life in Lockdown
We hope you are all enjoying the extra time at home with your pets! It’s been a while since we have checked in with cheeky Chisel – the very adorable golden retriever! So we thought we …
Chisel is One!
In the middle of lockdown we celebrated a special milestone, Chisel turned one! The family celebrated with party hats, doggy-friendly cupcakes and a nice little stroll with his party hat on! And he …
Covid-19 Update 3rd August 2021
To all our valued clients, Firstly, in light of the most recent Covid restrictions announced for Greater Sydney, we’d like to reassure everyone that all our clinics at Bradbury, Camden, Mt Annan …
Covid-19 Update – 10th July 2021
The Covid-19 risk in Sydney has increased and lockdown / “stay-at-home” orders have been tightened. Rest assured that we remain open, to provide essential health care for your pets when you need …
QR Code Check-In
To ensure the safety of all clients and staff, From July 12, the use of the Service NSW QR code will be mandatory at all workplaces and retail businesses. Our clinics already have our QR codes …
Rat Bait Poisoning
Over the past 6 weeks we have seen a dramatic increase in the amount of rat bait toxicity in dogs through our clinics. Both rat and mouse baits (also known as rodenticides) are toxic to cats and …