Geelong Animal Emergency

Geelong Animal Emergency We are a 24hr veterinary emergency centre in Fyans St South Geelong. We also offer specialist surgical appointments on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays.
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Geelong Animal Emergency is open every night and all weekend for dog and cat vet emergency care. We treat trauma, vomiting, diarrhoea, snake bites, poisonings, spinal cases and a whole range of veterinary emergencies. We work closely with the vets in Geelong. In October 2017 we installed a 64 slice CT scan to service the pets in Geelong and Western Districts.

💕 Bean & Clementine 💕Bean and Clementine were the very best patients during their recent stay in hospital. 🐾They kept ou...
09/06/2026

💕 Bean & Clementine 💕

Bean and Clementine were the very best patients during their recent stay in hospital. 🐾

They kept our team smiling with their sweet personalities and were absolute stars throughout their treatment and recovery.

We're so happy to see these two feeling good and heading back home where they belong. 💖

Now, Bean and Clementine... try to stay out of mischief for a little while, okay? 😉🐶🐱

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08/06/2026

💛 Honey 💛

Sweet Honey came to see our emergency team after swallowing a pin. 📍

X-rays revealed the pin was sitting in her stomach, and due to the risk of injury, Honey was taken to surgery so it could be safely removed before causing any further damage.

We're pleased to report that Honey recovered beautifully and was soon back at home resting comfortably with her loving family. 🐾

If you suspect your pet has swallowed something they shouldn't have, it's important to seek veterinary attention as soon as possible. Foreign objects can cause serious complications, and early intervention often leads to the best outcome.

📞 Our emergency team is available 24/7 when you need us most.

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💙 Clancy 💙Cheeky Clancy was admitted to hospital for emergency treatment after being diagnosed with a urethral obstructi...
07/06/2026

💙 Clancy 💙

Cheeky Clancy was admitted to hospital for emergency treatment after being diagnosed with a urethral obstruction.

A urethral obstruction occurs when the bladder becomes blocked, preventing a cat from urinating. This is a life-threatening emergency that requires immediate treatment, as it can quickly lead to serious complications, including kidney damage.

Our team acted quickly to relieve the obstruction and provide Clancy with the intensive care he needed. After spending some time in hospital receiving treatment and monitoring, Clancy decided he was feeling much better... perhaps a little too much better! 😹

Not content to wait for veterinary approval, Clancy attempted to remove both his urinary catheter and IV catheter himself. As a result, he earned a rather stylish double-collar setup to keep him safe while his treatment continued. 👔👔

Despite his mischievous antics, Clancy completely melted our team's hearts and received plenty of extra cuddles and attention during his stay.

We're pleased to report that Clancy made a great recovery and was discharged home to continue recuperating with his loving family. 🏡💙

⚠️ If your cat is repeatedly visiting the litter tray, straining to urinate, vocalising, or unable to pass urine, seek veterinary attention immediately. A urinary blockage is an emergency and early treatment can be lifesaving.

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😍 We couldn't get enough of Bruce! 😍Just look at that face! 🐾💙Bruce was an absolute favorite during his visit with our t...
06/06/2026

😍 We couldn't get enough of Bruce! 😍

Just look at that face! 🐾💙

Bruce was an absolute favorite during his visit with our team. With his handsome looks and charming personality, it's safe to say he stole a few hearts along the way.

Isn't he just gorgeous? 🥰

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05/06/2026

Amren got into a sticky situation when she ate a whole bottle of gum. Luckily her mum saw and brought her down to our emergency team for treatment.

We are here 24/7 if your furry friend gets up to mischief this long weekend

We are here to help 24/7 this King's Birthday long weekend
05/06/2026

We are here to help 24/7 this King's Birthday long weekend

03/06/2026

Reggie's tail just didnt stop wagging when he came to see our emergency team.

💙 Max 💙Max visited our emergency team after his mum noticed a swelling on his muzzle.He was the bestest boy, sitting pat...
02/06/2026

💙 Max 💙

Max visited our emergency team after his mum noticed a swelling on his muzzle.

He was the bestest boy, sitting patiently and giving the vets his full attention while they performed his examination and discussed the next steps. 🐶💙

We're always here when something doesn't seem quite right with your pet. If you notice any sudden swelling, changes in behaviour, or other concerning signs, don't hesitate to seek veterinary advice.

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30/05/2026

✨ Meet Stella ✨

Stella’s family became concerned when she started retching and vomiting after chewing on a treat. After arriving at our hospital, x-rays revealed an abnormal area in her oesophagus.

Using an endoscope, our vets were able to safely examine Stella’s oesophagus and quickly discovered the cause — a treat lodged inside. Thankfully, the obstruction was successfully removed without the need for invasive surgery. 💙

Stella was an absolute superstar throughout her treatment, and we’re so happy she’s feeling much more comfortable again!

If your pet is retching, vomiting, drooling excessively, or having trouble swallowing, it’s important to seek veterinary attention promptly.

29/05/2026

Arlo spent some time with our emergency team after he stopped eating and his owners became understandably concerned.

After lots of treatment, monitoring, and supportive care from our team, we were so happy to see him finally munching on a banana again 💙🐾

Seeing our patients start eating again is always one of the best signs they’re feeling brighter ✨

Address

102 Fyans Street
South Geelong, VIC
3220

Telephone

+61352222139

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