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Welcome to the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital website. We have been serving the Mittagong and surrounding Highlands community and its animals since 1978 and now extend this service to the web. Healthy animals go hand in hand (or paw in hand) with healthy people. It is our privilege to be part of the vital relationship that exists between humans and those animals entrusted into their care - and seek to serve you in all humility, and professionalism.
Within this website you will find out (among other things) who we are, the mission we have, our hours, contact details, a description of the facilities and services we offer. We will be growing our on-site health care information as well as providing www links to sites which we believe are of value. It is our aim to provide an educational experience of value with respect to the care of your animals in health and sickness. Our aim is to have a dynamic site with new information added for your benefit.
Please come in and browse around
Keith and staff
 Mittagong - A place of all seasons |
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Hendra virus update
Information from the Chief Veterinary Officer about euthanasing the surviving horse
A     horse infected by the Hendra virus, and which subsequently survived the infection, was euthanased on
Friday 15 August. Post mortems are being conducted by Queensland's
Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries and the Australian
Animal Health Laboratory. The Chief Veterinary Officer in
Queensland has prepared a response to questions received from the
public about the decision to euthanase the Redlands horse.
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Fleas, Ticks and Snakes
Now is the time to begin flea control if you haven't already continued through winter.....
Here is some flea information (courtesy Bayer ):
All You Wanted to Know About Fleas and More
You know that fleas can "bug" you and your pet. But did you know fleas have quite a unique history and lifestyle too? Come along as we explore the "flea" facts about the number one pest "bugging" your pet..... brought to you by Advantage® flea control, the flea's number one enemy. |
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