Midcoast Animal Hospital

Midcoast Animal Hospital Purpose built animal hospital in Tuncurry designed specifically to care for small companion animals.

Sammi and Stormi looking adorable this morning, still patiently waiting to meet their forever families🩶🤍🤎 AWL rehoming n...
11/08/2026

Sammi and Stormi looking adorable this morning, still patiently waiting to meet their forever families🩶🤍🤎

AWL rehoming number R251000222

Meet our current 3 residents 😻 All are available for adoption NOW and are very excited to be welcomed into new homes ❤️ ...
08/08/2026

Meet our current 3 residents 😻 All are available for adoption NOW and are very excited to be welcomed into new homes ❤️

⭐️ Sammi ⭐️
3 year old Desexed Male.
This big boy is outgoing, Smoochy, and an absolute sweetheart. Sammi loves headbutts, his food, and being the centre of attention. For this reason, Sammi would thrive best as the only cat in the household.

⚡️Stormi ⚡️
5 year old Desexed Female.
Stormi is a sweetie, although She is extremely shy right now and still getting use to being out of her home environment. Stormi would be best suited to a quieter home, or one with older children who understand that sometimes she might need some space. When Stormi was surrendered to us, we were told she had had some urinary problems in the past due to stress. This has been managed with urinary care kibble. Stormi has had a full health check with tests performed that have given her a current clean bill of health. Her new owners will need to continue feeding her a urinary care diet to help prevent any problems from re occurring. Stormi will need some time to settle in to her new home before she comes out of her shell. We hope she can find someone that is understanding of this, and allows her to go at her own pace. We know she will make an awesome companion for someone who can give her a chance!

💙 Aspen 💙
5 1/2 month old Desexed Male.
Aspen really is the perfect little cat. This relaxed boy is happy to go for cuddles with anyone, and enjoys lots of smooches. Aspen is always purring, and happy to go with the flow. He is a well behaved little man, who has soooo much love to give. Aspen has been an absolute pleasure to have here at the clinic, and we can’t wait to see him go to a loving home that he well and truely deserves!

❤️ Sammi, Stormi and Aspen have had all of their vet work completed. Please call the clinic from Monday at 8:30am if you would like to organise a meet and greet! 6557 2273 ❤️

AWL rehoming number R251000222

Update: Aspen has been adopted!!! 🥳🥳We don’t know how this beautiful little man hasn’t found his puuuurfect home yet 😔As...
30/07/2026

Update: Aspen has been adopted!!! 🥳🥳

We don’t know how this beautiful little man hasn’t found his puuuurfect home yet 😔
Aspen is an incredible cat with a whole lot of love to give. Come down to the clinic and see for yourself! 💙

AWL rehoming number R251000222

🖤🤍Sweet Aspen is still eagerly waiting to meet his forever family 🤍🖤
15/07/2026

🖤🤍Sweet Aspen is still eagerly waiting to meet his forever family 🤍🖤

🦅 Bird Flu (Avian Influenza) Awareness – NSWThere is currently an increased risk of avian influenza (bird flu) in NSW. W...
13/07/2026

🦅 Bird Flu (Avian Influenza) Awareness – NSW

There is currently an increased risk of avian influenza (bird flu) in NSW. We encourage everyone to stay vigilant around wild birds.
If you find a sick, injured or deceased wild bird:
🚫 Do not touch or handle it.
📸 Take a photo (if safe to do so) and note the location.
📞 Report it to the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888.

Please do not bring sick or deceased wild birds to our hospital. If a bird requires assistance, please contact our local wildlife rescue organisation for advice and support.

You can also help reduce the risk by:
• Not feeding wild birds.
• Keeping pets away from sick or dead birds.
• Washing your hands if you have been in areas frequented by wild birds.

Bird flu primarily affects wild birds and poultry but can also infect some mammals. The risk to the general public remains low, but reporting suspected cases is important to help protect Australia's wildlife and poultry industries.

For more information, please visit:
🌐 Australian Veterinary Association – High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (H5 Bird Flu)
🌐 Australian Government – Bird Flu (Avian Influenza)
🌐 NSW Department of Primary Industries – Avian Influenza Information

Update, she has been reunited with her owners! FOUND DOG 🐾This lovely girl was found wandering outside our clinic just n...
13/07/2026

Update, she has been reunited with her owners!

FOUND DOG 🐾
This lovely girl was found wandering outside our clinic just now.
Unfortunately, she isn’t microchipped, so we’re unable to contact her owners.
If this is your dog, or you know who she belongs to, please phone the clinic on (02) 6557 2273 as soon as possible.
Please share to help us reunite her with her family❤️

💕💕Meet your new companion 💕💕These two are on the search for their forever home, either separately or together!!!🏡🏡They a...
26/06/2026

💕💕Meet your new companion 💕💕

These two are on the search for their forever home, either separately or together!!!🏡🏡

They are roughly 16 weeks old and undergoing all necessary vet work while in our care 🥰🥰

This includes:🩺💉

* Desexing
* Vaccinations
* Microchipping
* Worming
* Flea and tick control

Fern 🌿 (Black & White BOY)
Fern likes to watch before joining in and can seem reserved at first, he has the softest heart and wants all the love you have to offer.🐈‍⬛💖

Aspen 🌳(Grey & White GIRL) ADOPTED
Aspen is bold, playful and full of personality. She is always the first to say hello and happily demands pays, playtime and affection 🐱🧶

📞📞 If you are interested in these cuties, please call us on 02 6557 2273 to organise a viewing with them. An adoption application form can then be filled out in-person during the viewing.
Please note adoptions are approved on best fit, not a first-in basis.

Their adoption fee is $150 each, which can be paid in cash or direct bank transfer.

At timely reminder that fleas and ticks are still active during winter.
15/06/2026

At timely reminder that fleas and ticks are still active during winter.

🌏 Did you know fleas and paralysis ticks can be found in Australia year- round? 🌏

That’s right, they never take a break... 🏖

With Spring’s arrival, there's a spike in flea and paralysis tick activity as pet owners embark on more outdoor adventures, increasing their pets' exposure to these nasty critters. 🐾

That’s why it’s crucial to stay ahead with preventive measures.

BRAVECTO® provides long-lasting protection against fleas and paralysis ticks, making it easy to protect your cat or dog wherever they may go.

Speak to our team today about BRAVECTO’s long-lasting treatment options on (02) 6557 2273 📞

Address

4 South Street
Tuncurry, NSW
2428

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 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61265572273

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