Cooranbong & Bonnells Bay Animal Hospitals

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Cooranbong & Bonnells Bay Animal Hospitals 🐶🐱

For online bookings follow the link -
https://cooranbonganimalhospital.com.au/bookings/

At Cooranbong & Bonnells Bay Animal Hospitals we understand that pets are an important part of your family. Therefore, we are committed to providing you and your companion and exotic animals with exceptional veterinary care, treatment & advice. Opening hours -
Cooranbong Animal Hospital
Monday - Friday: 8:30am-6pm
Saturday: 9am-12pm
Sunday: CLOSED
02 4977 3177

Bonnells Bay Animal Hospital
Monday - Thursday: 9am-5:00pm
Friday: 9am-3:00pm
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: CLOSED
02 4973 1411

Puppy found Fishery point road Bonnells Bay.  No microchip found so we cannot contact the owner.   If you know the owner...
28/10/2026

Puppy found Fishery point road Bonnells Bay. No microchip found so we cannot contact the owner. If you know the owner please contact Bonnells Bay Animal Hospital on 49731411. Proof of ownership required.

Debit card found outside Bonnells Bay Animal Hospital.If you think it might be yours, please contact the clinic or pop i...
23/10/2026

Debit card found outside Bonnells Bay Animal Hospital.

If you think it might be yours, please contact the clinic or pop in. You’ll need to confirm the name on the card to collect it.

Please share so we can get it back to its owner.

This little flying fox baby couldn’t hold on any longer. 😢One of our vet nurses has flying foxes in the trees at her Coo...
11/10/2026

This little flying fox baby couldn’t hold on any longer. 😢

One of our vet nurses has flying foxes in the trees at her Cooranbong home for the first time ever. Today, this little one needed help. A wildlife rescuer is coming to collect them for assessment and care.

It’s a local glimpse of a heartbreaking crisis unfolding across NSW. Wildlife carers are finding severely malnourished flying foxes and tiny pups born prematurely, many of whom are dying despite intensive care.

Food shortages are suspected, although investigations into the cause are continuing. Flying foxes may stay in unfamiliar gardens and trees to conserve energy and remain close to available food.

Please give them space—and know when to call for help.

If you find a flying fox on the ground, struggling to hang on, injured or tangled in netting:

• Do not touch or attempt to handle them.
• Keep children and pets away.
• Call NATF Hunter Wildlife on 0418 628 483 for advice and assistance.

If you would like to help by providing fruit, please seek advice from NATF first about whether it is appropriate and how to do it safely.

Flying foxes pollinate our native trees and spread seeds, helping our forests regenerate. They need our compassion, and the wildlife carers working tirelessly to save them need our support.

Please share so people across Cooranbong and Lake Macquarie know who to call.

A kitten was brought into our clinic this morning from the Bonnells Bay area. No microchip was found.Proof of ownership ...
09/10/2026

A kitten was brought into our clinic this morning from the Bonnells Bay area. No microchip was found.

Proof of ownership is required.

If you have any information that could help us find their owner, please call 4973 1411.

URGENT - cat found Maipoona Rd Mirrabooka.   Please contact us immediately on 49731411 if you recognise this cat
02/10/2026

URGENT - cat found Maipoona Rd Mirrabooka.

Please contact us immediately on 49731411 if you recognise this cat

📢 PUBLIC HOLIDAY CLINIC CLOSUREPlease note that our clinic will be closed on Monday 5th October for the public holiday.W...
01/10/2026

📢 PUBLIC HOLIDAY CLINIC CLOSURE

Please note that our clinic will be closed on Monday 5th October for the public holiday.

We’ll be back open as usual from Tuesday 6th October.

For emergencies, contact AREC Broadmeadow (02) 4957 7106 or SASH Tuggerah (02) 4311 1311

Thank you for understanding, and we hope you and your pets have a safe and happy long weekend! 💙🐾

H5 bird flu has now been confirmed in wild birds on the Central Coast, including recent detections at Woy Woy and Booker...
19/09/2026

H5 bird flu has now been confirmed in wild birds on the Central Coast, including recent detections at Woy Woy and Booker Bay.

We regularly have well-meaning members of the public bring injured, sick or deceased wild birds directly into our clinics. With H5 bird flu now being detected close to our area, please do not pick up or bring a sick or dead wild bird into the clinic without contacting us first.

If you find a sick or dead bird:

DO NOT TOUCH IT
Keep children and pets away and avoid close contact.

RECORD WHAT YOU SEE
Note the location and, if it is safe to do so, take a photo from a distance.

REPORT IT
Call the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888, available 24 hours a day, or use the NSW Government online bird flu reporting form.

If you find an injured bird that needs veterinary assistance, please phone the clinic before attempting to handle or transport it. We can advise you on what to do next and make appropriate arrangements if the bird needs to be brought in.

Please do not arrive at reception with a wild bird without calling first.

This isn’t about refusing to help wildlife. It is about protecting our patients, staff, clients and other animals while H5 bird flu is circulating in wild birds in our region.

The current risk to people remains low, but avoiding unnecessary contact with sick and dead birds is important.

This Cute couple (1 male 1 female) have joined us at our Bonnells Bay Hospital after being picked up wondering around Wa...
11/09/2026

This Cute couple (1 male 1 female) have joined us at our Bonnells Bay Hospital after being picked up wondering around Waikiki road, we have tried the contact numbers on their microchips but fear the details are not up to date.

If you have any information regarding their owners please contact us on 4973 1411.

URGENT This male cat was found on Silverwater road, Silverwater and requires urgent medical care.The microchip details d...
09/09/2026

URGENT

This male cat was found on Silverwater road, Silverwater and requires urgent medical care.

The microchip details do not seem to be up to date as we have had no response to contact.

If you are the owner or have any information Please contact our Bonnells Bay hospital on 4973 1411

Supertails aims to ease the financial pressure of pet ownership by assisting with managing pet care costs like vaccinati...
08/09/2026

Supertails aims to ease the financial pressure of pet ownership by assisting with managing pet care costs like vaccinations and preventative care protections.

Talk to the team today to learn more or sign-up! 🐾

Address

673 Freemans Drive
Cooranbong, NSW
2265

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61249773177

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