Hamilton Vetcare, established in 2010, has rapidly expanded to become an award winning veterinary practice in Hamilton, Victoria. Located at 97 French Street , our new vet clinic offers an array of veterinary services, including vaccinations, desexings, microchipping and surgery, as well as puppy preschool and kitten adoption. Our spacious new clinic includes a dedicated cat consulting room, reducing stress for our feline patients, and a Quiet room with a separate entrance allowing for complete privacy when the situation requires.

We strive to offer Hamilton the best in veterinary pet care, and to build on our reputation for excellence in customer service and veterinary medicine.

 
  • Mon to Fri 8:00am - 5:30pm
  • Saturday 9:00am - 12 noon
  • Sunday Closed

03 5572 2552

Online bookings now available!

Desexing

We are passionate about your pets comfort and safety. Our surgeries are performed by highly experienced surgeons in a state of the art facility. Our surgeries are tailored to provide optimal pain relief and a smooth and safe recovery for your pet.
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Orthopaedic Surgery

Orthopaedic (bone) surgery is often required for cats and dogs involved in road traffic accidents. Surgeries to repair fractured bones, replace dislocated joints and repair damaged ligaments and tendons are commonly performed at Hamilton Vetcare.
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Tightrope Cruciate repair

Canine cruciate ligament rupture in dogs is one of the most common causes of hind limb lameness. Hamilton Vetcare treats many cruciate ligament tears in dogs every year. Our preferred technique is using the Tightrope implant technique.
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Puppy Preschool

Our very popular puppy preschool classes are educational and fun, and incorporate training, socialisation and common behavioural issues. Our class's offer you a unique opportunity to introduce your puppy to many additional sights, sounds and experiences in a controlled and responsible way.
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Vaccinations

We believe every animal should be vaccinated. Your pet however should only be vaccinated as frequently as necessary. Yearly vaccination has long been encouraged but there are now a number of different vaccines available that can provide longer lasting immunity, including a 3 yearly (triennial) vaccine.
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Microchipping

Microchipping provides permanent identification for your beloved pet. The chip itself is very small – about the size of a grain of rice – and is implanted just under the skin between the shoulder blades at the back of your pet’s neck. Each chip has a unique number that is detected using a microchip scanner.
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Our Team

The team at Hamilton Vetcare

Testimonials

“I would like to thank Hamilton vetcare from all of my family. you have looked after our dog basel for the past two years. we have travelled all over Australia and have found the vet staff to be second to none. You listen take in our concerns and above all take care of our pets to the highest of standards.. I would not hesitate to recommend others to take your beloved pets here. they will get the very best of care. Again thank you !!”

Penny Cotterill, Cavendish

“We would like to say a “VERY BIG THANKYOU” to Lauren, Scott and Amy at Hamilton Vetcare. Your patience and persistence in finding out what was wrong with Lenny was amazing. Lauren’s after hours care, phone calls and texts to check on Lenny’s welfare was more than we could have expected. Lenny is now home, relaxing and already feeling better.”

Tracey Stone, Hamilton

“My boxer of six years became very sick in a matter of hours he died of what we think was liver disease. Lauren was amazing, the extra special care and love she showed towards my boxer was unbelievable. Even after my boxer passed away they rang me to see if I was ok and sent me a beautiful poem and card. Trust in Hamilton Vetcare because your pet will be cared for in the best possible way”

Mardi Sparrow, Hamilton

“We have enjoyed working with Scott over many years associated with our Angus Seedstock operation. We have always found Scott to be very professional with excellent veterinary skills, and the natural stock handling calmness around our animals. He has always shown interest in the final outcomes of his work. We believe he is one of the best vets we have worked with and feel very lucky to have him based in Hamilton”

Alec & Jo Moore
Weeran Angus
www.weeranangus.com
Byaduk, VIC

“Our pets aren’t really pets, they’re small furry people who are a big part of our lives. Their health and wellbeing is extremely important to us, and we expect the same level of care for our fur-kids as we insist on for ourselves. Scott, Lauren, and the team at Hamilton Vetcare understand this and treat our fur-kids as if they were their own.

We have a great respect for naturopathic and homeopathic complementary medicine, and were initially surprised when Scott and Lauren were remarkably supportive of our wishes to use these alternative treatments where possible. As vets who practise and trust in conventional veterinary medicine, it is a huge credit to them both that they are not only willing to support alternative treatments, but have even assisted us by researching the most appropriate supplements.

We consider ourselves extremely lucky to have such a dedicated vet team to care for our family. Time and again, they have supported us well above-and-beyond what we could reasonably expect, and we would not hesitate to recommend Hamilton Vetcare to any conscientious animal owner.”

Shane and Sam Middleton, Hamilton

From the Blog

Interesting stories and latest news from Hamilton Vetcare.

Vetcare VIP

What is Vetcare VIP? “Simple & affordable Pet care for your Very Important Pet” Vetcare VIP is a preventative healthcare program designed to keep your pet healthier and happier for longer. We believe regular, constant preventative care improves your pet’s quality of life and longevity. Vetcare VIP ensures responsible pet care for your pet is […]

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Mushroom poisoning

With the change of seasons, mushrooms are becoming more common. Mushrooms can be very toxic to pets depending on the species. Dogs are more likely than cats to ingest mushrooms. Mushroom ingestion can cause a range of symptoms depending on the species and toxin involved. Whilst many mushroom ingestions result in either no symptoms or […]

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Canine Ehrlichiosis

The recent detection of the disease Canine Ehrlichiosis in a dog in Horsham has raised concerns about the risks of the disease here in Western Victoria. Fortunately, the infected dog had come from the Northern Territory where the disease is widespread and has since made a full recovery with appropriate antibiotic treatment. Canine Ehrlichiosis can […]

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