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Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 7pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 3pm

Burke Road Vet Clinic and Hospital

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Burke Road Vet Clinic and Hospital

We love pets! We believe in excellent patient care. Pets are part of the family unit and have so much to give us especially in the busy lives we all lead.

Burke Road Vet Clinic and Hospital take pride in genuinely caring about all animals. We are in a convenient location on the border of Camberwell & Hawthorn East.

26/10/2026

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a serious, incurable virus that weakens your cat’s immune system, leaving them more vulnerable to other illnesses. Cats that go outdoors are at risk as the virus is spread through bite wounds from infected cats.
Help protect your feline friend!❤️🐈
We’re offering your cat’s second and third FIV booster vaccines completely FREE saving you over $160! The vaccination course consists of three injections, given 2–4 weeks apart, to provide protection. To get started, your cat will need an in-house FIV blood test to check they aren’t already infected. Results are available in around 10 minutes, helping us determine the best care plan for your cat.
📅 Limited time offer, while stocks last!
If your cat enjoys the great outdoors, contact Burke Road Veterinary Clinic to find out more about FIV testing and vaccination.
*Terms and conditions apply. Please speak with our team for details.

23/10/2026

Meet Gus, the gorgeous Bernedoodle!
Gus visited Dr Tina for his puppy check-up, and lucky he did! During his examination, Dr Tina discovered an ear infection caused by ear mites.
What are ear mites? Ear mites are tiny parasites that live in the ear canal and are particularly common in puppies and kittens. They can cause irritation and inflammation, with signs including head shaking, scratching at the ears, redness and dark, crumbly discharge that can look a little like coffee grounds.
The good news is that ear mites are very treatable! Treatment for Gus involved appropriate parasite prevention and ear drops to settle the inflammation and treat the secondary infection. If you notice your puppy scratching their ears more than usual or shaking their head frequently, it’s worth having their ears checked by one of our lovely vets!

21/10/2026

Another week, another dose of Nurse Jamie’s blackboard humour!

19/10/2026

Gorgeous Inca says “Hello”! She is enjoying some roaming and play time during her stay in our cattery. Isn’t she just adorable 🥰 Leave a comment to tell us your cat’s favourite toy.

18/10/2026

Wherever there is a cutie baby, there you can find Nurse Jamie! Sneaking a cuddle from Cavoodle Olive before she heads home.

16/10/2026

11-month-old DSH Jarritos visited us to have a retained deciduous (baby) canine tooth removed, as unfortunately, it hadn't fallen out naturally. Dr Jess carefully removed the little tooth to help keep his adult teeth healthy! Why do retained baby teeth need to be removed? Sometimes baby teeth don't fall out when the adult teeth come through. This can cause overcrowding, trap food and plaque, and lead to gum inflammation, dental disease and abnormal positioning of the adult teeth. Removing these retained teeth helps protect the adult teeth and gives them the best chance to develop into a healthy bite. Nurse Jess was very happy to supply the post operative cuddles!

13/10/2026

Sweet little Luke visited us for the very first time for his 10-week vaccination, and Nurse Laetitia was absolutely delighted to say hello! Now that Luke has had his vaccination, he can safely start getting out and about and exploring the world which means sadly we won't see him travelling around in his human brother’s pram!
Welcome to the Burke Road Vet family, gorgeous Luke! 💙

08/10/2026

Cutie Cavoodle Zsa Zsa was feeling pretty pleased with herself after her dental procedure, so much so that she enjoyed a lovely little walk with Nurse Amy! Her teeth are now sparkling clean, and Dr Shuen carefully removed a tooth with a slab fracture while Zsa Zsa was safely under anaesthetic. This means that troublesome tooth is now out, and Zsa Zsa can get back to enjoying life without the pain it was causing!

30/09/2026

Gorgeous Cavoodle Ollie was back to see Dr Shuen for his regular monthly treatment for Addison’s disease. Addison’s (hypoadrenocorticism) occurs when the adrenal glands don’t produce enough of certain essential hormones. It can be tricky to diagnose, as the early signs can be vague and look like many other conditions including lethargy, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, weight loss and increased thirst or urination. Once diagnosed, Addison’s can usually be managed very successfully with lifelong hormone replacement. For many dogs, regular injections can make management much easier than having to remember daily medication, with their treatment adjusted according to their individual needs and blood test results. Ollie, however, has one little hurdle… he is very needle phobic! But this brave boy puts on his bravest face every month and gets through his treatment like a champion. Well done, Ollie! We’re so proud of you!

27/09/2026

Beautiful Border Collie Scout absolutely impressed us with her consult table posing skills when she visited Dr Jess for a check-up on her poor cut paw. The best news? Scout got the all clear to go bootie-free and back to enjoying life without her protective paw boot! Great job, Scoutie what a clever girl!

Address

529 Burke Road
Camberwell, VIC
3124

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 3pm

Website

http://www.burkeroadvet.com/

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