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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 11:30am

The Cat Clinic Hobart

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08/10/2026

October 9th is Vet Nurse day for 2026, however at The Cat Clinic Hobart we think everyday should be Vet Nurse day because our Vet Nurses are so awesome 🤩. Thank You for taking care of Tassie cats’ (& their cat parents) so amazingly. Ask Dr Moira & she will tell you she has Tassie’s best Vet Nurses on her team 😻

03/10/2026

Does anyone else’s cat think they are as Handsome as Dr Moira’s Bokhi 😹

01/10/2026

Gorgeous Eddie visited us today and loved when nurse Jordan helped him snuggle his mouse toy 😻

24/09/2026

Cats Only. Great medicine. Great team. No weekends. No barking. No overtime.

Are you an experienced Veterinary Nurse who would love to spend your working days surrounded by cats?

The Cat Clinic Hobart is looking for you! 🐾
We’re Tasmania’s only dedicated feline veterinary hospital and a Gold Accredited Cat Friendly Clinic, and our growing workload means we need another experienced nurse to join our team.

✨ What we can offer you:

🐾 Above-award remuneration
🐾 Full-time or part-time hours (negotiable)
🐾 Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–5:30 pm
🐾 No weekends!
🐾 Virtually no overtime
🐾 Autonomy in patient care + hands-on nursing (think catheter placement, blood/urine samples, BP measurements, nurse consults etc.)
🐾 Great vet/nurse/support-staff ratios
🐾 VNCA membership + CE access
🐾 A modern, well-equipped feline hospital with I-131 treatment suite
🐾 Interesting medical and surgical cases
🐾 Supportive management who understands working parents
🐾 Opportunities to grow, learn and mentor trainee nurses

And perhaps most importantly…

No Howling. No patients over 10 kg 😹
Sorry doggos!

We’re looking for someone with a Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing (or equivalent), 2+ years’ clinical experience, excellent nursing and communication skills, and a genuine passion for feline welfare and fear-free handling.

If you love cats, enjoy being part of a knowledgeable team and want to provide a genuinely high-level of feline care, we’d love to hear from you.

📧 Apply by emailing your resume and cover letter to our PM Narelle:
[email protected]

If feline medicine is your passion, or perhaps your next great adventure, we would love to hear from you 🐱❤️

20/08/2026

🐱 Cat owners: keep your cats safely contained.

H5 bird flu has been detected in Tasmania. Everyone can help protect wildlife, pets and their community by knowing what to do. H5 bird flu can affect birds and other animals.

Keeping cats indoors or in a secure enclosure helps reduce their contact with wild birds and other wildlife. Cats that are kept at home are also less likely to roam and impact Tasmania's native
wildlife.

If you see sick or dead birds or wildlife:

✅ Avoid contact
✅ Record what you see
✅ Report sightings to the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888
✅ Check current advice at: nre.tas.gov.au/BirdFlu

🏡 Keep them safe. Keep them home.

Learn more about responsible cat ownership in Tasmania:
https://nre.tas.gov.au/invasive-species/responsible-cat-ownership

14/08/2026

**H5N1 bird flu has now been confirmed in Tasmania.**

There is no need to panic, but there are some simple things we can do now to reduce the risk to our cats.

Cats are susceptible to H5N1 and infections overseas have been associated with contact with infected birds and consumption of contaminated raw meat or raw pet food.

For now, we recommend:

🚫 STOP FEEDING RAW FOOD
Avoid raw meat, particularly raw poultry, and raw pet food. Feed cooked or commercially prepared canned or dry food instead.

🏠 KEEP CATS INDOORS
This reduces the opportunity for cats to hunt or come into contact with wild birds.

🐦 KEEP CATS AWAY FROM WILD BIRDS
Do not allow your cat to approach, catch or eat sick or dead birds.

📞 REPORT SICK OR DEAD BIRDS

Do not touch sick or dead birds, and keep cats and other pets well away.

Emergency Animal Disease Hotline: 1800 675 888 (24 hours)

If safe to do so, take a photo or video and record the location to assist authorities with the report.

If your cat becomes unwell and has had contact with a wild bird or has been eating a raw diet, please phone your veterinarian before bringing them into the clinic.

This is not a reason to panic or be frightened. It is a reason to be aware and take sensible precautions while we learn more about H5N1 in Tasmania.

Please share this with other cat owners

02/08/2026

Have you ever seen a happier kitty at the vet? Beautiful Flora was loving her tummy snuggles 😻😻

19/07/2026

We are excited to welcome Dr Jaimie to our amazing team of vets (Dr Moira, Dr Gabby, Dr Tina & Dr Rachael). Dr Jaimie worked the last 14 years in Hong Kong as a Feline only veterinarian 😺 We are super excited that she has joined our team 😻

07/07/2026

An absolutely beautiful thank you gift from one of clients who takes in super senior cats that have been abandoned & provides them with love, all their veterinary care (which is often a lot) and a wonderful safe home 💕💕 Thank you to Boutique Treats By Ange for making it so spectacular. 🙌🏻

29/06/2026

Who remembers gorgeous little Lockie? He came in today for his final kitten vaccination & won over all our hearts again 😻Such a handsome big boy now 😻

Address

150 New Town Road
New Town, TAS
7008

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 11:30am

Telephone

+61362278000

Website

http://www.catvethobart.com.au/

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