Engadine Veterinary Hospital

Leave your cat in expert hands next time you need to go away. We have air-conditioned and comfortable accommodation for cats and a range of room sizes to suit your kitty’s preference. Pets in boarding are supervised by qualified and attentive veterinary nurses, so you can rest assured that they’re getting quality care. Book early for our peak periods over school holidays and Christmas as places fill fast. Learn more about boarding your cat with us at Engadine Vet.

Engadine Vet Hospital offers housecalls to local clients and their pets when possible. Our housecall service must be booked in advance and is subject to availability. Please contact us on 9548 3345 if you would like to arrange a home visit.

These services are all available anytime within our opening hours. Some services may be available as a nurse consult. Bookings are essential.” Also, this is the only icon that has a transition effect.

Haircuts are available for those patients that require sedation whilst receiving a clip. Our vets administer an appropriate sedative and our trained nurses complete a basic groom as per the owner’s instructions.

Critical patients may sometimes require referral to a 24-hour hospital for overnight monitoring. For all after-hours emergencies, please refer to After Hours Emergencies on our Contact Us page.

Engadine Vets are available for consultations 7 days a week. Appointments are preferred although walk-in consultations will be seen as soon as possible depending on urgency. Consultations are available 9am to midday and 4pm to 7pm weekdays, 9am to 1pm Saturdays and 9am to midday on Sundays.

We offer vaccinations and annual check ups for dogs, cats and exotic pets. A vaccination consultation will include a full physical examination, dental check, weight check and discussion regarding any issues the pet may have.

All injured or homeless wildlife are welcome at Engadine Vet Hospital and will be treated at no cost. Please ensure the animal is kept warm and safe before bringing up to the hospital and make sure you know the address of where the animal was found (as if releasable they will be released in this same spot if possible). For further advice please call Sydney Wildlife on 9413 4300 or alternatively, contact WIRES (Australian Wildlife Rescue) on 1300 094 737. Please note it’s illegal for a member of the public to provide continued care of a wild animal so once we have cleared the animal of any health issues they will be passed on to a certified wildlife carer who will prepare and assess them for release.