What are the opening hours?

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 1pm

Aspendale Gardens Veterinary Hospital

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Aspendale Gardens is a small privately run vet clinic focused on providing the best in veterinary care for your dogs and cats.

Aspendale Gardens Veterinary Hospital caters for dogs and cats. At Aspendale Gardens Veterinary Hospital we strive to provide all our patients with the very best of veterinary care. We are pet owners ourselves and understand what important members of the family they are.

02/11/2026

It was so lovely meeting you Gracie! We were blessed by your cuteness 😭 We can’t wait to watch you grow 💗

01/11/2026

An Extra Special Announcement! ✨

Aspendale Gardens Vet Clinic will be attending Ritchies Aspendale Gardens Community Day on the 28th of November! A dog show competition will run from 10am - 12pm with Dr Laura and Nurses Vanessa and Lucy as judges!
There will be a range of activities for all ages continuing on until 3pm that day 😄

We’d love for you to come by and say hello!

Hope to see you there
AGVH team 💙💚💛❤️

30/10/2026

Happy Halloween 🎃 👻
We hope you have an extra spooky day and enjoy the rest of your weekend!!

27/10/2026

Hi everyone!
This is a friendly reminder that we will be closed Melbourne Cup Day Tuesday 3rd November.
We will reopen 8:30am Wednesday morning.
Thanks everyone! ❤️💛💚💙

21/10/2026

This is Diddy.
Diddy likes to sit on chairs and give high fives (for treats of course).
We don't like to pick favourites, but Diddy doesn't give you much of a choice.
Thanks for the high fives, Diddy!

19/10/2026

The lovely Tango was desexed with us recently and he got big FOMO sitting in his pen after his procedure. He just wanted to be with the ladies out the front! So here is the lovely boy resting in his bed in reception for the day. Thanks for keeping us company Tango!

15/09/2026

🐦 Found a baby bird? Here’s what to do.

When we find a tiny bird on the ground, our first instinct is often to help, and while that comes from the best place, the kindest thing you can usually do is leave the baby bird where it is.

Many baby birds you see on the ground are fledglings. They may look helpless, but they are often learning to fly and their parents are nearby, watching and feeding them. Taking them away can actually separate them from the care they need most.

If the bird is out in the open or somewhere unsafe, you can gently move it to a safer spot close to where you found it.

You can make a simple little safe space using:

- An empty ice cream container or takeaway tub
- Line it with a small towel, or add some twigs
- Place it somewhere sheltered and safe, close to the ground
- If appropriate, you can position it up on a low branch where other animals are less likely to find it

The important thing is not to move the bird far away. Its parents are likely nearby and need to be able to find it.

We know everyone wants to do the right thing. It can be incredibly tempting to pick up a baby bird and take it straight to the vet. But unless the bird is injured, sick or in immediate danger, the best care it can receive is usually from its own parents, right where it was found.

If the bird is visibly injured or you know it has been attacked by a cat or other animal, that's different, it needs professional help.

So before picking up a baby bird, take a moment, look around and ask: Does this little one actually need rescuing, or does it just need a safe place to continue growing up?

Sometimes, the best way to help is simply to leave them where they belong. 🐦🌿❤️

Please share this to help spread the word, you might just save a baby bird from being unintentionally taken away from its family.

08/09/2026

Not your average donut! 🍩 Maple takes fashion to a whole new level 😆💗

28/08/2026

Meet Diggy! Her adoptive parents found this tiny girl all by herself in a CAT digger, and at just 400 grams, she’s officially our smallest patient of the week!

We absolutely loved having you visit us, Diggy. You’re one very tiny (and very cute) patient! ❤️

27/08/2026

🦷 Is your pet eating normally? They could still have dental pain.

One of the biggest misconceptions about dental disease in pets is that if they’re still eating, their mouth must be fine.

Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. 🐶🐱

Pets are remarkably good at hiding pain and can adapt the way they eat to avoid a sore tooth or painful area of their mouth. They may continue to eat, maintain their weight and behave normally — even when significant dental disease is present.

Some subtle signs to look out for include:

🦷 Gulping food rather than chewing
🦷 Preferring softer food when they previously enjoyed kibble
🦷 Taking less interest in meals
🦷 Chewing differently or favouring one side of the mouth
🦷 Dropping food or changing the way they pick it up
🦷 Continuing to enjoy hard treats despite having dental diseas

Many dental problems can only be identified with a thorough veterinary oral examination, and some conditions require dental X-rays to diagnose what is happening below the gumline.

❤️ Don’t wait for your pet to stop eating before checking their teeth. Regular dental examinations can help identify problems before they become painful or more advanced.

If you’re concerned about your pet’s teeth or have noticed a change in the way they eat, please speak with your veterinary team. We offer free nurse dental checks if you are ever worried about their dental health.

📖 Want to learn more about why pets can eat normally despite dental pain? Read the full article here: https://animaldental.com.au/pet-eating-normally-even-with-dental-pain/

Address

2 Denahy Court
Aspendale Gardens, VIC
3195

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+61395874599

Website

http://www.aspendalegardensvet.com.au/

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