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Unfortunately, we are not open on public holidays. In an emergency, please call Advanced Vetcare Kensington on 9092 0400 or CARE Collingwood on 9417 6417.
We do recommend you make an appointment to ensure your wait time is minimal. To organise an appointment, please give us a call on 9428 2220.
We will always see emergency cases as soon as possible, but please try to call ahead so we can make preparations for your arrival.
Unfortunately we are not able to schedule appointments via email, so please call 9428 2220 to make a booking or book online HERE
Richmond Vet Clinic accepts Visa and Mastercard, EFTPOS and cash. Payment in full is due after each visit – we do not run accounts.
We are happy to provide assistance with pet insurance and are partnered with GapOnly, RSPCA, Fetch Insurance and more.
Yes, we do local house calls by prior arrangement for an additional fee. Please call to make a booking.
Yes, we can microchip your pet during a routine consultation.
We can perform medically necessary feline grooming under sedation (welfare/hygiene grooming or lion clips) however we are not groomers and do not perform aesthetic grooming services.
Please call 9428 2220 for more details.
Yes, we carry a wide range of products. Simply drop in or call us on 9428 2220 to check our stock.
As our car park and waiting room are open to the public we do have certain requirements. Dogs must be on a short lead at all times, and cats must be in a secure carry basket with a solid plastic base. If your pet is severely injured or unable to walk, you can make a stretcher by rolling her/him onto a large towel large towel or blanket, and lifting it by the corners.
We strongly recommend specialised care for any exotic or unusual pets as these pets have very specific needs. We recommend The Rabbit Doctors in Coburg – 9416 3100 or the Unusual Pet Vets in Flemington – 9969 2553
We are open from 8am to 7pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 3pm on Saturdays.
The appropriate age to desex your puppy on kitten varies depending on sex and breed. It’s best to ask a vet during a routine check up to get a good recommendation for your pet.