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Seaforth Veterinary Hospital

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Compassionate, professional veterinary care for companion animals in Seaforth. Servicing Seaforth, Clontarf, Mosman, Balgowlah, Fairlight, Manly and beyond.

We have in-house specialist support for the care of your dog, cat, rabbit or other furry friends. Seaforth Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to providing professional, compassionate care for small animals on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Extensive in-house facilities allow us to provide routine, preventative, diagnostic and surgical treatment all in the one place.

30/10/2026

This spooky season, please be aware of the risk that chocolate and other confectionary pose to dogs and cats.

If you suspect that your pet may have ingested any Halloween goodies not intended for them, please give us a call.

Happy trick or treating!
Shoutout to Murphy for his patience during our photoshoot 😁🎃

27/10/2026

Little Jango all dressed up for his big day with Dr Lewis. This super sweet 6 year old Burmese presented to the clinic this week, after his owners reported he was off food and not feeling his usual self. 🤒

Examination of the mouth showed a broken canine, where the tooth root was now exposed. Luckily for this little guy, a quick anaesthetic was all that was required to remove this problematic tooth, and get him back to feeling his majestic best. 👑

22/10/2026

Rocky and his best mate Moose, getting into the spooky spirit before his desexing procedure. 🧡

21/10/2026

The wonderful Ebony spent the day with Dr Libby and the team last week, after a strange lump was discovered on the top of her foot.

Radiographs revealed an odd bone filled mass above her toe, which her family was keen to biopsy. Dr Rick was able to collect these samples under anaesthetic, and send them off to the laboratory.

Luckily for this sweet Labrador, the samples revealed no presence of tumour cells, indicating that Heterotopic Ossification was the most likely culprit.

This is a somewhat rare occurrence, where following trauma to the bone, abnormal regrowth occurs during the healing process. Despite the odd appearance, Ebony is not in any pain, and can now return to the park triumphantly. 💜🖤

19/10/2026

Beautiful Blue and her brand new knee ⭐️

Our nurse Lola’s rescue staffy blue, was in last week for a TPLO with Dr Eugene of The Pet Specialists , after suffering a complete tear of her cranial cruciate ligament.

Now on the other side of a swift and effective surgery, this lovely pup can enjoy six weeks of recovery cuddles with mum, before being able to return to the beach for more craziness. ❤️

Swipe through to see a before and after of her left leg, now secured at the ideal angle with a plate.

19/10/2026

Too cute to pick just one 📸

This gorgeous little fella is Graeme, a rarely sighted Greyhound puppy, who became an instant favourite with the team when he skipped through the door for his puppy check last week.

15/10/2026

After a member of the public noticed this poor kookaburra immobile in the middle of the road, he was brought into the clinic for a check over.

Radiographs revealed the little guy had suffered a clean break in his left leg, which is often terminal news for these gorgeous birds.

Our lovely Dr Libby was thankfully able to place pins through either side, under general anaesthetic, and line the bone up after some delicate manoeuvring. This sweet Kooka is now on the mend, with hopes of being released back into the skies very soon.

06/10/2026

Swipe through to see the gorgeous faces who visited us this past month 🩵

03/10/2026

Happy Long Weekend Everyone!

We will be closing our doors tomorrow and Monday for the Labour Day long weekend. 💛

If your pet requires veterinary attention prior to Tuesday morning, please do not hesitate to call one of our amazing local 24 hour hospitals.

Northside Emergency Veterinary Service SASH - Specialist & 24/7 Emergency Vets

30/09/2026

This past week, our internal medicine specialist Dr Dave Collin’s diagnosed a splenic mass on one of our beloved patients, with the use of ultrasound.

Thanks to our brand new Ligasure machine, our lovely new vet Dr Rick, under the tutelage of Dr Lewis, was able to perform a splenectomy procedure, completely removing the spleen and associated mass quicker than ever before.

New equipment in our surgical theatre allows for quicker and more efficient surgeries, like mass removals and desexings, which ultimately result in a safer anaesthetic for our beautiful patients. ❤️‍🩹

Address

55 Ethel Street
Seaforth, NSW
2092

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm
Sunday	8am - 11am

Telephone

+61299491288

Website

https://seaforthvets.com.au/

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