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Opening 18 September

Rose Bay is getting an after-hours vet, open through the night when your regular vet is closed.

Staffed all night
No appointment
No referral needed
Opening 18 September
Until we open, these hospitals are open 24 hours.
See 24 hour vets
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From the serious to the everyday

Tap any of these to see the signs we look for. If you are not sure how serious it is, call us and we will help.
Do not wait
Breathing problems & emergencies
Breathing problems & emergencies
Do not wait. Call us and come straight in.
Laboured, rapid or noisy breathing
Collapse or seizures
Major trauma
Severe pain or uncontrolled bleeding
Vomiting & other sudden illness
Vomiting & other sudden illness
Unwell without an obvious injury.
Vomiting
Diarrhoea
Not eating
Abdominal pain
Difficulty urinating or signs of dehydration
Wounds & injuries
Wounds & injuries
Trauma that cannot wait until morning.
Cuts, limping, bite wounds
Eye injuries
Other trauma that needs attention before your regular vet opens
Poisoning & allergic reactions
Poisoning & allergic reactions
Something eaten, or a sudden reaction.
Suspected poisoning
Swallowed objects
Sudden swelling
Itching or other reactions that cannot safely wait.
Not a complete list. If you are worried about your pet, call us.

Here when your regular vet is closed

Weeknights
7pm - 8am
Every night
Weekends
2pm Sat - 8am Mon
Continuous
Public holidays
24 hours

What happens when you arrive

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Call ahead or register

Call or register your pet online before arriving so we can prepare. For a serious emergency, do not delay coming in. Bring any medications or recent test results.

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Triage and assessment

A nurse assesses your pet on arrival. Patients are seen by urgency, so critically unwell pets are treated first. We keep you informed if there is a wait.

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Treatment and next steps

The vet discusses tests, options and estimated costs before proceeding wherever possible. Payment is required at the time of treatment. Afterpay, VetPay and GapOnly accepted.

If your pet needs to stay overnight

Some pets need fluids, pain relief or monitoring through the night. If yours does, they stay with us and go back to your regular vet in the morning.

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8 Newcastle Street, Rose Bay NSW 2029
(02) 8360 8887
Opening hours
Weeknights 7pm to 8am. Weekends from 2pm Saturday to 8am Monday. Public holidays and overnight.
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