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Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery - Our aim is to provide the best 24-hour veterinary service to you and y It was only 2 small rooms and a reception area.

Kamfinsa Veterinary Surgery started off in 1982 as a branch clinic of the Hatfied Veterinary Hospital. Hatfield Veterinary Hospital was started in 1958 by Dr. John Adams and was taken over by Dr. Anthony Donohoe in 1980 when Dr. John Adams returned to UK. Dr. Anthony Donohoe qualified as a veterinarian from Onderstepoort in 1970 and had worked under the guidance of Dr. John Adams for 10 years. He had grown up in a veterinary family with his father working in Matabeleland as veterinarian since 1949. In 1983 he married Dr. Helene Meintjes who also qualified from Onderstepoort in 1983. Together they have 6 children of whom, at this stage, one is studying to be a veterinarian. Initially Kamfinsa Veterinary Clinic was situated under the TM Supermarket at the Kamfinsa Shopping Centre where DV 8 restaurant is now). All surgical cases were taken by ambulance to the Hatfield Hospital daily. In 1994 we moved into the house at 20 Court Road as the practice had expanded and we needed more space. The property was surrounded by large pine trees that had to be excavated in order to form what is now the front car park. Since then we have expanded the building and grown the practice into what it is today with 2 consulting areas, a theater, a dental area, X ray room, ultrasound room, kenneling for hospitalisation of animals, as well as an administration area. 2013 saw the first phase of further expansion with the formation of a large hospital and surgical prep room area. The second phase of expansion is imminent including the formation of a new kennel area, cattery, surgical packing area and a larger pet warehouse area for the provision of pet- care products. Since 2012 we have upgraded our equipment to include a new dental scaling machine, a new X- ray unit and a state of the art ultrasound machine. In May 2013 we stated a 24- hour service whereby we have a veterinarian on duty at the practice 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This is essential for the care of hospitalised animals during the night especially those needing critical care. Other than the qualified veterinarians on duty at all times, our staff includes 4 experienced veterinary assistants, 2 helpers, reception staff, administration staff and a fully qualified veterinary nurse. Our aim is to provide the best veterinary service to you and your pets that we are capable of, at all times. To this end our veterinarians continually attend courses and conferences in order to learn the latest techniques and treatments and learn about the latest equipment that is available world wide.

25/09/2026

To all motorists who use Arcturus road and / or Court roads. There is a fault with the traffic lights at the corner of court and Arcturus. The fault is at the actual traffic light.
The traffic department are here investigating where the fault is.
Hopefully the power will be restored soon to this intersection.
Until the traffic lights are functional again, please can all motorists crossing the intersection exercise extreme caution, patience and good driving etiquette to allow others to pass across.

Prevention of Su***de Day - please do be aware that veterinarians bear a huge burden and often have to put on a brave fa...
13/09/2026

Prevention of Su***de Day - please do be aware that veterinarians bear a huge burden and often have to put on a brave face.
Be kind to those who dedicate their lives to the care of those who cannot speak. You never know what they are going through.

💚 World Su***de Prevention Day

Veterinary medicine is built on compassion. They chose this career because they wanted to make a difference in the lives of animals and the people who love them, and most of the time it can be incredibly rewarding but it can also take its toll.

Veterinarians and veterinary professionals face a significantly higher risk of su***de than the general population. The emotional demands of the job, compassion fatigue, long hours, financial stress, and the reality of losing patients can really effect ones mental health. They deal with incredible pain and then have to put a smile on their face and walk into the next room with a clear head.

That’s why we want to remind everyone of something simple:

Be kind. You never know what someone is going through.

Be patient with the receptionist who is having a difficult morning.
Give your Veterinary Technician a little grace.
Thank your Veterinarian.
Check in on your coworkers.
And don't be afraid to ask someone if they are okay.

Sometimes a small act of kindness can mean more than you realize.

And if you are struggling, please know that you are not alone. Reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

HAPPY WORLD VETERINARY DAY Please take a minute  today to watch this video from Kamfinsa Vet- “A day in the life of vete...
25/04/2026

HAPPY WORLD VETERINARY DAY
Please take a minute today to watch this video from Kamfinsa Vet-
“A day in the life of veterinary staff” -
And please say a prayer of gratitude for all those who have chosen a profession in the world of veterinary science. Whether it is a veterinarian in the poultry industry ensuring flock health for food production or a veterinary nurse sterilizing instruments needed for urgent surgical procedures or a veterinary technician in the rural areas advising on herd health issues and disease prevention for flocks of goats and herds of cattle - each and every person in this profession is needed.
And often what these people do behind the scenes goes unappreciated- the long hours, the often very hard physical work, the late nights spent reading up on perplexing cases- hours and sometimes days of work and input that goes unnoticed. Take a minute to acknowledge this input and please help us to celebrate WORLD VETERINARY DAY.

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We have these four male kittens needing loving, forever homes. Please get in touch with us if you are looking for a kitt...
28/01/2026

We have these four male kittens needing loving, forever homes. Please get in touch with us if you are looking for a kitten to welcome into your family. All
have been vaccinated. The larger one has been neutered. The others will be neutered once they are old enough.
Plus the dark tortoiseshell mother who has been spayed and vaccinated.
All are very friendly little souls.

28/01/2026

We have this lovely female dark tortoiseshell mother cat for rehoming. She is extremely friendly and would make a lovely pet. She has been sterilized and vaccinated.

31/12/2025

Please refrain from using fireworks tonight. A few seconds of pleasure to satisfy the needs of the human race causes hours and sometimes days of anguish, terror and fear for the members of the animal kingdom who do not understand. Birds, bees, reptiles,snakes, and all mammals from the smallest mice 🐁 to the largest elephants 🐘 - all animals are affected by the incessant explosions going off all night. Some animals flee their homes in terror and become totally disorientated becoming lost and more confused. Animal shelters are inundated with lost/ stray pets over the New Year festivities.
From all the doctors and staff at Kamfinsa Vet we wish our clients and their pets a very Happy New Year. May 2026 be a year of good health for both owners and pets alike - but should you need us, we are here to offer your pets the best veterinary attention that we are capable of.
We hope that 2026 is a good year for you all.

Our attempts at having a beautifully decorated reception area for Christmas have been thwarted by our feline companions ...
19/12/2025

Our attempts at having a beautifully decorated reception area for Christmas have been thwarted by our feline companions who roam the reception and live the life of luxury. They have already knocked down the Christmas tree 🎄and they nearly went beserk when they saw the flashing Christmas lights. They were sent into an absolute frenzy of destruction within minutes of the lights being switched on. We have salvaged what we could and hopefully there will be enough decorations remaining to instill sufficient Christmas cheer amongst doctors, staff and clients to last until the end of the festive season.
May we take this opportunity to wish all our clients and patients a very Merry Christmas 🎄 and best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year.

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20 Court Road, Greendale
Harare

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