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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Casey's Beach Veterinary Clinic

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Casey's Beach Veterinary Clinic has a highly qualified and animal loving veterinary team. Our goal i The Blue House On The Beach!

Our goal is to enhance the quality of your pet's life. As pet owners ourselves, we understand the special bond you have with your pet.

17/09/2026

Update: Thank you very much to everyone who has contacted us! We have secured a blood donor for today. However, if you are willing to have your pet's name added to our blood donor registry to be contacted if needed in the future, you can still get in touch and give us your details.

‼*URGENT* - Canine Blood Donor Required‼

We have a patient who may require a blood transfusion tomorrow morning and are seeking a suitable donor ASAP.

To be a blood donor, dogs ideally need to weigh at least 30 kg, be between 1 and 7 years of age, fully vaccinated, and in generally good health. If your dog fits this description and you are willing to be contacted during clinic hours in the event a blood donation is required, call us on (02) 4472 7700, email [email protected] or send a message to this page. Dogs who donate blood will receive a voucher for a free vaccination at the clinic as well as plenty of treats as a thank you. Once a dog has donated blood, we will not ask them to do so again for at least 6 months.

14/09/2026

Congratulations to Jess, our second Brave Dog of the Month for August!

Jess was enjoying a day with her friends in our Doggy Day Care when we suddenly heard her cry very loudly. It appeared she'd managed to get her front leg caught in a fence and hurt it while trying to free herself. Initially, Jess was too painful to allow us to thoroughly examine the leg, but since it did not appear to be fractured, we decided to trial treating her with an anti-inflammatory pain relief medication.

Unfortunately, after several days of treatment Jess was still unable to put any weight on her leg. When we took x-rays to investigate further we found something surprising - Jess had dislocated her shoulder, which is a very uncommon injury in dogs. We were able to put her shoulder back into its socket under an anaesthetic and wrapped a bandage around her leg and chest to help keep it in place.

A few days later we had to remove the bandage because Jess was finding it very uncomfortable. This meant it was up to Jess's owners to keep her activity carefully restricted while her shoulder healed so she wouldn't risk dislocating it again. Thanks to her owners' dedication, Jess has now made a full recovery. In recognition of her bravery, Jess has received a commemorative bandanna and a free Bravecto flea and tick chew.

04/09/2026

Brave Dog of the Month is back! Since it's been a while, this time we've selected two winners.

First up, Congratulations to Kevin, our first Brave Dog of the Month for August! Kevin was brought to us feeling very unwell. He had been struggling to poo for a few days and had then begun vomiting. When we examined him we found that he was very painful in his belly.

X-rays showed a dense clump of bone fragments that was creating a blockage in his lower bowel and causing huge amounts of gas to build up in the intestines behind it. This gas was what was making Kevin so sore and nauseous.

When dogs eat large amounts of bone, the small, chewed up pieces can start to stick together as they move through the intestines, creating an extremely hard (almost concrete-like) mass of bone and faecal material that is very difficult to pass.

Kevin spent 24 hours in hospital on a drip and was treated with laxatives to try to shift the blockage but ultimately needed an e***a to remove the bone fragments. Since then he has made a full recovery. Despite having a fear of vet clinics due to past experiences, Kevin was very patient and well behaved in hospital and by the end of his stay had learnt he could trust us to take care of him. In recognition of his bravery he has received a commemorative bandanna and a 3 month supply of Bravecto flea & tick chews.

12/08/2026

🚧 Parking Update 🚧

Please be aware that there is currently no parking available out the front of the clinic due to road works.

There is limited parking available at the back of the clinic, as well as parking available further down the street.

We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience while the road works are underway. 💙

Thank you for your understanding!

29/05/2026

Congratulations to Minny, Our Brave Dog of the Month for May!

At barely 5 months old, Minny has already led an unusually adventurous life. When she was 2 months old, a fall caused her to fracture three bones in her left front paw. While it must have been severely painful, Minny was extraordinarily brave and cooperative when we examined and splinted her leg the night the injury occurred. She then continued to patiently allow us to change the bandage weekly until her injury healed.

Just over 6 weeks after Minny's splint was removed, she began vomiting repeatedly. The vomiting had continued for over 24 hours at the time she arrived at the clinic. During her exam, we felt a hard lump inside her abdomen that appeared to be something stuck in her intestine. However, the mystery object was not visible when we took x-rays.

We placed Minny on a drip for 24 hours hoping that improving her hydration would allow the object to pass, but by the next morning she was continuing to vomit and becoming more and more uncomfortable in her abdomen. We performed surgery to remove the foreign object, which turned out to be a large palm seed.

Within hours of having major surgery, Minny was gobbling down food and wondering why we were asking her to rest in a cage instead of allowing her to run and play. She continued to make a rapid recovery and has now healed enough for her life to go back to normal. While Minny is a beautifully behaved patient in hospital, and always greeted us with a tail wag no matter how sick she was feeling, we sincerely hope she only has to come to the clinic for routine wellness visits from now on. In recognition of her bravery, Minny has received a commemorative bandanna and a free Bravecto flea and tick chew.

28/04/2026

Our After Hours Emergency Service will be unavailable this Sunday
The nearest 24 hr emergency centre is ARH Canberra
(02)62806344

19/03/2026

Important notice to clients:
The clinic will be closed Sunday 22nd of March. The after hours emergency line will be unavailable until 6pm.

For an emergency, please contact the nearest available clinic or the Animal Referral Hospital (ARH) Canberra.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

10/03/2026

Congratulations to Tillie, our Brave Dog of the Month for February!

While enjoying a walk in the bush, Tillie sustained a large laceration to the front of her elbow. The wound not only cut through skin but also into the muscle and severed a large vein in her leg. While we were able to stitch the wound back together, we were worried that the damage to the blood supply may prevent the wound from healing or cause problems lower down Tillie's leg.

Fortunately, the wound appeared to hold together well and began healing slowly but steadily. Two weeks after her injury, when we were hoping to be able to remove the stitches, Tillie developed a swelling below the wound. We suspect it was because she got a little carried away and played too energetically with a canine friend. This caused fluid to build up in the tissue that had not quite yet healed, and meant Tillie had to wait a little longer to have the stitches removed and her cone taken off for good.

Tillie's wound has now almost entirely healed and she is very much looking forward to being to run and play as much as she likes and to finally say goodbye to her cone. In recognition of her bravery, Tillie has received a commemorative bandana and a free Bravecto flea and tick chew.

18/01/2026

Important notice to clients:

We are experiencing ever increasing demand for our services of late, due to other local clinics opening less frequently and providing less after hours services, as well as the high number of visitors to the local area, many of whom bring their pets along with them.

We are beginning most days booked to full capacity. If your pet is not suffering from immediately life-threatening illness or injury, we will most likely not be able to see you the same day you call us. Even then, we may sometimes have to ask you to try to seek assistance from another local clinic or travel to the 24 hour emergency centre at ARH Canberra. Of course we want to help your pets, but we cannot provide the standard of care they deserve if we are overworked and exhausted.

For routine appointments such as vaccinations, please be prepared to book at least a week in advance. Furthermore, we will not tolerate any verbal abuse from clients who are unable to have their pets seen as soon as they would like, or for any other reason. We understand if you have concerns, but they must be expressed calmly and respectfully. We want the best for your pets as much as you do, and we need you to work with us so that we can provide it as soon as we are able.

08/01/2026

Congratulations to KJ, our Brave Dog of the Month for December!

KJ was brought to us in the early hours of the morning after becoming unwell overnight. He was passing severely blood-tinged urine and had two puncture marks on his neck. The most likely explanation was that he had been bitten by a snake. However, it had been over 24 hours since he had last been outdoors unsupervised so the bite must have occurred long before he started to show signs of envenomation.

KJ was given antivenom and placed on a drip to protect his kidneys from damage. The venom had begun to destroy his red blood cells causing him to become anaemic. He also developed a fever. It took nearly four full days in hospital before KJ's condition improved enough for him to continue his recovery at home.

During his stay with us, KJ never stopped greeting us with his tail wagging, no matter how sick he was feeling. He was able to go home just in time to enjoy Christmas with his family and has now made a full recovery. In recognition of his bravery, KJ has received a commemorative bandanna and a free Bravecto flea & tick chew.

Address

394 Beach Road, Batehaven
Batemans Bay, NSW
2536

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61244727700

Website

https://caseysbeachvet.com.au/

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