After Hours Emergency Contact.
Available outside of Clinic Hours
Mon-Fri 7:30 PM – 8:00 AM
Sat-Sun 5:00 PM – 9:00 AM
Rossmore Vet Centre.
A vet in Rossmore that are open 7 days a week with no appointment required.
Rossmore Vet Centre is the only private vet practice in Sydney with a dedicated vet MR unit. Having invested in the latest equipment, Rossmore is more than capable of offering accurate diagnostic services, as well as a high level of veterinary care.
About our vet centre
Pioneering veterinary diagnostics, our state-of-the-art MR unit sets Rossmore Vet Centre apart as Sydney’s leading private specialist facility. Our cutting-edge technology enables precise medical imaging and comprehensive treatment, ensuring your pets receive top-tier diagnostic and medical support unavailable at other local practices.
The staff of Rossmore Vet are enthusiastic and passionate about their work. They offer a friendly service and are keen to see all animals cared for in the best possible manner.
The vet practice employs many AQIS Accredited vets, and with the specialist equipment on hand and the skills to operate this equipment, we can offer a service second to none in animal care.
Rossmore Vet Clinic Hours
Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Sat-Sun 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
About our animal care facility
Caring for Lost and Abandoned Animals Across Three Councils
Our dedicated Animal Care Facility works in partnership with Canterbury-Bankstown, Liverpool, and Camden Councils to provide a safe, compassionate environment for lost, abandoned, and surrendered animals.
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