Specialist Hospitals
Just like in human medicine, the general practitioner (GP) vet is the primary source of care for cats and dogs. When they develop a problem, a specialist can be consulted who has further expertise in an area such as diabetes, cancer treatment or orthopaedic surgery, to ensure that everything possible is being done. Specialists work with the GP vet to provide the optimum level of care. By having a large group of specialists working together at The Animal Referral Hospital, we can provide state of the art facilities and expertise for your pet.
The University Veterinary Centre Sydney provides a range of services in orthopaedics, cardiac and other, specialist surgery, neurology, dermatology, ECGs, veterinary pathology, anaesthesia, diagnostic-imaging, endocrinology, urology, gastroenterology and oncology.
"A purpose built referral hospital situated in North Ryde. We have a team of dedicated specialists that work together to provide high quality and compassionate care for your pet. We own pets ourselves, so we understand how important they are to you."
Other Useful Links
Dog Training, Products and Services including Puppy Schools at Wentworth Falls Animal Hospital
A site that supports your veterinarian and you in the care of your companion animals by providing reliable, up-to-date animal health information from the veterinarians and experts of the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), the world's first and largest online veterinary database and community.
Vets Beyond Borders (previously known as Vetcharity) is an Australian-based, not-for-profit, incorporated organisation established by veterinary volunteers in 2003. Vets Beyond Borders co-ordinates and runs veterinary based animal welfare and public health programs in developing communities of the Asia and Pacific region.
The overall goal of Secret Creek is to save endangered native species. Under a scientific licence Secret Creek, in conjunction with Australian Ecosystems Foundation Inc, set up the first Eastern Quoll breeding facility in NSW back in 2003. Since that time the Eastern Quolls have thrived.
In 2007 Secret Creek were successful in importing the first Eastern Quolls out of Tasmania in 18 years. These quolls are the unusual black coloured species and these 5 animals are the only black ones on mainland Australia. Plans are also under way to import Tasmania devils for the newly developed devil enclosure.